DPT – SURGERY II

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DPT – SURGERY II – Complete Exam Preparation

This course covers everything you need for the Surgery II exam in minimal wording, ensuring 100% syllabus coverage in the simplest way possible. It includes topic-wise notes, MCQs, and past papers to help you prepare effectively without wasting time on unnecessary details.

What’s Inside?

Topic-wise notes – Clear, concise, and easy to understand covering 100% of the official syllabus.
MCQs – Practice questions to test your knowledge.
Past Papers – Past paper questions taken from different universities testing this subject. 

 

Topics Covered:

GENERAL SURGERY
o Introduction
o Indications for surgery
o Types of incisions
o Wounds, types of wounds, factors affecting wounds healing, care of wounds
o Bandages and dressing
o Trauma and metabolic response to trauma
o Detailed description of chest and abdominal trauma
o Hemorrhage, hemostasis and blood transfusion
o Classification and brief description of shock
o Fluid and electrolyte balance
o Classification of body fluid changes
o Pre, intra and post operative fluid therapy
o Surgery and diabetes
o Burns and grafts
o Neoplasia
o Preoperative assessment & preparation 178
o Post operative treatment, complications and their management
o Types of anaesthesia
▪ Local anaesthetic agents
▪ Regional anaesthesia (spinal and epidural)
o Intravenous anaesthetic agents
o Muscle relaxants
o Inhalational anaesthetic agents
o Anaesthesia and associated diseases.
o Complications of anaesthesia.
o Perioperative management.
o Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. CPR.
o Recovery from anaesthesia.
o Pain management and postoperative care.
o Ulcers, sinuses and fistulas
o Transplantation
o Brief description of operation performed on: oesophagus, stomach, intestine
gall bladder, bile duct, spleen, pancreas, liver, abdominal wall, hernias,
breast, kidneys, ureters, prostate, peritoneum, mesentery and
retroperitoneal space

THORACIC SURGERY PULMONARY SURGERY
o Introduction
o types of incision
o types of operation
o complications of pulmonary surgery
o drains , tubes
o pneumonectomy, lobectomy , thoracoplasty
o Operations on pleura
o Chest injuries
o Brief description of indication for pulmonary surgery: 179
o Diseases of chest wall and pleura
o Diseases of bronchi
o Tumors of lung
o Lung abscess
o Hydatid disease of lung
o Pulmonary embolism
o Mediastinal masses
o Problems related to diaphragm

CARDIAC SURGERY
o Introduction
o Cardiorespiratory resuscitation
o Special investigation procedures in cardiac surgery
o Basic techniques in cardiac surgery
o Types of incision
o Types of operation
o Complications of cardiac surgery
o Lines, drains and tubes
o Brief description of indications for cardiac surgery
o Congenital heart disease
o Acquired heart diseases
o Diseases of the pericardium
o Cardiac transplantation

VASCULAR SURGERY
o Introduction
o Investigation in vascular disease types of operation
o Indication for vascular surgery
o Complication of vascular surgery
o Brief description of arterial occlusion 180
o Gangrene
o Detailed description of amputation
o Aneurysm
o Burgers disease
o Raynaud’s disease and syndrome
o Varicose veins
o Superficial and deep venous thrombosis
o Venous hemorrhage
o Lymph edema
o Lymph adenitis and lymphomas
• NEUROSURGERY CRANIAL SURGERY
o Introduction
o Special investigation in brain diseases and traumas
o Types of operations, indications and complications of cranial surgery
o Head injuries to the brain
o Acute intracranial hematomas
o Fractures of the skull
o Intra cranial abscess
o Intracranial tumors
o Intra cranial aneurysm and hydrocephalus

SURGERY OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN SPINAL CORD AND PERIPHERAL NERVES

o Dislocation and management of dislocation of vertebral column
o Tumors of vertebral column
o Prolapse intervertebral disc
o Disc protrusion
o Spondylosis and spondylolisthesis
o Spinal cord injuries and their management 181
o Tumors of spinal cord types of operations performed on nerves
o Nerve injuries and their surgical management
o Brief description of lesions of cranial and spinal nerves and their
management

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What Will You Learn?

  • By the end of this course, you will have a complete understanding of Surgery II, covering all essential concepts in minimal wording while maintaining 100% syllabus coverage. You will learn:
  • ✅ Principles of General Surgery – Incisions, wound care, trauma management, anesthesia, fluid therapy, and post-op care.
  • ✅ Thoracic & Pulmonary Surgery – Chest injuries, lung diseases, pneumonectomy, and pleural procedures.
  • ✅ Cardiac Surgery – Heart diseases, cardiac surgeries, complications, and transplant basics.
  • ✅ Vascular Surgery – Amputations, gangrene, varicose veins, arterial occlusion, and vascular complications.
  • ✅ Neurosurgery & Spinal Surgery – Brain injuries, tumors, skull fractures, spinal cord trauma, and disc problems.
  • ✅ Surgical Management in Physiotherapy – How surgical conditions impact physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation.

Course Content

GENERAL SURGERY

  • Introduction – Neoplasia
  • Preoperative assessment & preparation – END
  • Quiz 1
  • Quiz 2
  • Quiz 3

High Yield Topics Notes

THORACIC SURGERY PULMONARY SURGERY

CARDIAN SURGERY

VASCULAR SURGERY

NEUROSURGERY CRANIAL SURGERY

SURGERY OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN SPINAL CORD AND PERIPHERAL NERVES

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