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Premalignant conditions for squamous cell carcinoma are
A Solar keratosis
B Bowen's disease
C Chronic ulceration
D Keratoacanthoma
E Chronic eczema
Premalignant conditions are
A Endometrial hyperplasia
B Leukoplakia
C Villous adenoma
D Nodular hyperplasia of prostate
E Fibroadenoma
Examples of premalignant conditions are
A Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (LSI
B CIN II
C Crohn disease
D Erythoplakia
E Canker sores
The following are premalignant conditions
A Actinic keratosis
B Bowen's disease [Davidsons/23rd/P-1232]
C Erythroplasia of De Queyrat
D Tylosis
E Giant hairy naevus
Examples of premalignant condition include
A Endometrial hyperplasia
B Leukoplakia
C Villous adenoma of colon
D Nodular hyperplasia of prostate
E Carcinoma in situ
The esophageal hiatus transmits the followings
A The left vagus nerve
B The right vagus nerve
C Lymphatics
D Branches of left gastric artery
E Phrenic nerves
The typical features of esophageal achalasia include
A Recurrent pneumonia
B Spasm of lower esophageal sphincter
C Predisposition to esophageal carcinoma
D Symptomatic response to pneumatic balloon dilatation.
E Heartburn and acid reflux
The recognized features of gastro esophageal reflux are
A Respiratory Symptoms
B Failure to thrive
C Anemia
D Carcinoma of stomach
E Peptic ulcer
Followings are predisposing conditions for development of carcinoma stomach
A Atrophic gastritis
B Gastric ulcer
C Adenomatous gastric polyp
D Previous gastric surgery
E Hyperplastic gastric polyp
Basal cell carcinoma includes:
A Mutation of RB gene occur
B Early lesions of pale translucent papules
C No metastasis
D Typically at the non sum exposure

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