Question 1. Bifurcation of trachea into right & left main stem bronchi in an adult is usually at: T3 – T4 level T4 – T5 level T5 – T6 level C5 – C6 level	Question 2. All the intrinsic muscles of larynx are supplied by recurrent laryngeal nerve except: Cricothyroid Posterior Arytenoid Oblique Arytenoid Transverse Arytenoid
Question 3. Difficult intubation is likely to be seen in all of the following except: Marfan’s Syndrome Goldenhar’s Syndrome Budd-Chiari Syndrome Ankylosing Spondylosis	Question 4. According to ASA guidelines, tracheal intubation is defined as difficult, when it requires: > 10 mins. or > 2 attempts > 5 mins. or > 3 attempts > 10 mins. or > 3 attempts > 15 mins. or > 3 attempts
Question 5. The following factors are considered as predictors of difficult mask ventilation, except: Age > 55 years MMP Class III History of snoring Edentulous	Question 6. The minimum inter-incisor gap required for LMA insertion is: 1.5 cm. 3 cm. 3.5 cm. 2 cm.
Question 7. The optimum force recommended for cricoid pressure is: 10 Newton 20 Newton 30 Newton 40 Newton	Question 8.  Positive prayer sign is predictive of difficult intubation in:  Diabetes Mellitus Obesity Pregnancy Trauma to Cervical Spine
Question 9. The sensitivity of MMP Classification is increased in all the following subpopulation, except: Obesity Obstetric Population Acromegaly Pediatric Population	Question 10. Wilson score combines the following predictors of difficult airway, except: Weight Jaw Movement Upper Cervical Spine Movement MMP Class