Ischaemic Arterial Disease
- Previous year questions on Ischaemic Arterial Disease for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Surgery section of the exam.
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- 77 live questions in Ischaemic Arterial Disease.
- 7 of 77 questions carry a verified exam year: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020.
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- Question set last updated 6 Sept 2026.
Q1.Buerger's disease is not associated with
- AAffects male under the age of 30 year
- BThrombophlebitis of deep or superficial veins
- CInvolvement of large sized arteries primarily✓ Correct answer
- DCharacteristic 'corrugation' of femoral arteries on angiography
Q2.The following are true regarding intermittent claudication except
- ACramping pain typically in calf muscles
- BOccurs usually after similar degree of activity
- CRelieved by rest quickly
- DAffected by body position✓ Correct answer
Q3.30 yr old mom presents with cramping gluteal pain after walking 500Mt which is the vessel involved ?
- AArterial disease with aorta iliac involvement✓ Correct answer
- BVaricose vein
- CArterial disease with femoral artery involvement
- DFemoral venous insufficiency
Q4.The ideal material used for femoropopliteal shunt is:
- APTFE
- BDacron
- CReverse saphenous vein✓ Correct answer
- DPolypropylene
Q5.Best graft for infra inguinal approach bypass:
- ADacron
- BPTFE
- CPolyester
- DAutologous vein✓ Correct answer
Q6.Lumbar sympathectomy can be recommended in all of the following except
- AHyperhydrosis
- BCausalgia
- CBuerger's disease
- DErectile dysfunction✓ Correct answer
Q7.The most common site of emboli lodging in lower limb is
- APopliteal artery
- BDorsalis pedis artery
- CPosterior tibial artery
- DBifurcation of common femoral artery✓ Correct answer
Q8.A 30 years old man presents with cramping gluteal pain after walking 500 meters. Which is the vessel involved?
- AArterial disease with aorto-iliac involvement✓ Correct answer
- BArterial disease with femoral artery involvement
- CFemoral venous insufficiency
- DSaphenous venous insufficiency
Q9.45-year-old policeman comes from duty with complain of pain in right leg. On examination, pulse in right popliteal fossa was absent and pain in right buttock, where as in left side it was normal. The block is at which level?
- AFemoral
- BIliac✓ Correct answer
- CAortoiliac
- DPopliteal
Q10.Test normally undertaken to demonstrate the presence of collateral circulation of hand is
- AKety Schmidt test
- BAllen's test✓ Correct answer
- CSellick's test
- DSwan Ganz test
Answer key
Q1: C. Involvement of large sized arteries primarily; Q2: D. Affected by body position; Q3: A. Arterial disease with aorta iliac involvement; Q4: C. Reverse saphenous vein; Q5: D. Autologous vein; Q6: D. Erectile dysfunction; Q7: D. Bifurcation of common femoral artery; Q8: A. Arterial disease with aorto-iliac involvement; Q9: B. Iliac; Q10: B. Allen's test.
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