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Benign bone tumors are
A Osteoid osteoma
B Exostosis
C Osteochondroma
D Osteosarcoma
E Ewing’s sarcoma
The following tumors are histologically benign
A Meningioma [Robbins/1314]
B Schwannoma [Robbins/1247]
C Craniopharyngioma [Robbins/687]
D Astrocytoma [Robbins/1306]
E Medulloblastoma [Robbins/1312]
Examples of benign tumors:
A Dermatofibroma[Robbins/P-1158]
B Angiolipoma [Robbins/P-952]
C Melanoma
D Seminoma
E Hepatoma
Benign bone tumours are
A Osteoid osteoma
B Osteochondroma
C Chondroblastoma
D Osteosarcoma
E Multiple myeloma
Benign bone tumours arc
A Osteoid osteoma
B Osteochondroma
C Chondroblastoma
D Osteosarcoma
E Multiple myeloma
Tumors commonly metastasize to bone are
A Carcinoma of the breast
B Carcinoma of the prostate
C Renal cell carcinoma
D Choriocarcinoma of the placenta
E Adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder
Malignant tumors of bone include
A Multiple myeloma
B Osteosarcoma
C Ewing's sarcoma
D Giant cell tumor
E Fibrous dysplasia
Malignant bone tumors are
A Chondrosarcoma
B Ewing's sarcoma
C Osteosarcoma
D Exostosis
E Osteoid osteoma
Regarding bone tumors
A Commonest primary malignant bone tumors are osteosarcomas
B Benign giant cell tumors usually arise from epiphyseal end of a long bone.
C Osteoid osteoma is the commonest benign bone tumor.
D Ewing's sarcoma usually arises from anywhere of growing skeleton.
E Multiple myelomas are the most common primary malignant bone tumour
Which structure connects one bone to another bone?
A Cartilage
B Tendons
C Ligaments
D None of the above

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