Flaps, Grafts and Reconstruction
- Previous year questions on Flaps, Grafts and Reconstruction for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Surgery section of the exam.
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- 64 live questions in Flaps, Grafts and Reconstruction.
- 1 of 64 questions carries a verified exam year: 2019.
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- Question set last updated 6 Sept 2026.
Q1.Most common nerve injured in facelift surgery is
- AZygomatic branch of the facial nerve
- BGreater auricular nerve✓ Correct answer
- CMandibular branch of facial nerve
- DFrontal branch of facial nerve
Q2.In reconstruction of limb. What is done first?
- ABone fixation✓ Correct answer
- BArtery anastomosis
- CNerve repair
- DVein repair
Q3.Theirsch graft is also known as
- AFull thickness graft
- BPartial thickness graft✓ Correct answer
- CWolfe's graft
- DPlastic graft
Q4.Degloving injury:-
- ASeparation of skin only
- BSeparation of skin + subcutaneous tissue✓ Correct answer
- CSeparation of skin + subcutaneous tissue + fascia exposing tendons
- DSeparation of tendon exposing the bone
Q5.Cleft lip is treated by all of the following methods except:
- AVon-Langenback✓ Correct answer
- BMillard's method
- CTennison-Randall method
- DLe-mesurier
Q6.A prosthetic appliance given to cover the palatal defect in patients with cleft palate is called
- AArtificial velum
- BObturator✓ Correct answer
- CRemovable prosthetic appliance
- DNone of the above
Q7.Best way to monitor perfusion of free flap:
- APulse oximeter
- BLaser doppler velocimetery
- CPrick test✓ Correct answer
- DFlourescin & dermo flourometer
Q8.Best graft for alveolar cleft surgery (Or) Patient with cleft palate graft taken from
- APosterior iliac crest
- BAnterior iliac crest✓ Correct answer
- CClavicle
- DRib
Q9.Augmented genioplasty is done by:
- ASliding horizontal osteotomy✓ Correct answer
- BBone grafts
- CSilicone implants
- DNone of the above
Q10.The following is the method for operating cleft lip All/Except-
- ALe Mesurier's method
- BTennison's method
- CMillard's method
- DWardill's method✓ Correct answer
Answer key
Q1: B. Greater auricular nerve; Q2: A. Bone fixation; Q3: B. Partial thickness graft; Q4: B. Separation of skin + subcutaneous tissue; Q5: A. Von-Langenback; Q6: B. Obturator; Q7: C. Prick test; Q8: B. Anterior iliac crest; Q9: A. Sliding horizontal osteotomy; Q10: D. Wardill's method.
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