NEET SS Practice Quiz

Question 1

A 42-year-old man presents with acute interstitial pancreatitis. He is hemodynamically stable, has no ileus, and reports improving pain within 24 hours. What is the most appropriate nutritional management?

Accepted Answer

Start early oral feeding as tolerated within 24 hours

Question 2

A patient with severe acute pancreatitis develops abdominal distension, oliguria, rising ventilatory pressures, and bladder pressure of 24 mmHg despite resuscitation. What is the most appropriate management principle?

Accepted Answer

Medical decompression measures first, escalating to decompressive intervention if refractory

Question 3

A patient with necrotizing pancreatitis has a large sterile pancreatic necrotic collection causing no pain, no gastric outlet obstruction, and no biliary obstruction. What is the best management?

Accepted Answer

Conservative management with observation

Question 4

A patient with acute biliary pancreatitis has elevated liver enzymes but no cholangitis, no jaundice, and no imaging evidence of persistent common bile duct obstruction. What is the role of ERCP?

Accepted Answer

No routine ERCP is indicated

NEET SS — Discussion

NEET SS — Group Discussion