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Pathologic hyperplasia associated with an increased risk of malignancy includes
A Endometrial hyperplasia
B Atypical ductal hyperplasia of breast
C Nodular prostatic hyperplasia
D Hyperplasia of gastric pits
E Chief cell hyperplasia
Risk factors for malignancy are
A Ulcerative colitis
B Gastric ulcer
C Atrophic gastritis in pernicious anaemia
D Familial adenomatous polyposis coli
E Haemangioma of the liver
The following conditions may turn into malignancy
A Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus
B Lichen planus
C Erythroplakia
D Villous adenoma
E Fibrocystic disease of the breast
Conditions predisposing to malignancy are
A Solar actinic keratosis
B Liver cirrhosis
C Gall stones
D Lichen planus
E Fibroadenosis of breast
An increased incidence of malignancy is seen in
A Ulcerative colitis
B Scleroderma
C Achalasia
D Diverticulosis
E Hirschprung’s disease
The following malignancy are associated with translocation
A CML with (9
B 22) (q34;q11)
C Ewing sarcoma with (11;22) (q24;q12)
D Mantle cell lymphoma with (8
E 14) (q24;q32)
F Burkitt lymphoma with (14;18) (q32;q21)
G Follicular lymphoma with (11;14) (q13;q32)
The following viruses are associated with malignancy in human
A Epstein -Barr virus
B Hepatitis B virus
C Human immunodeficiency virus
D Cytomegalo virus
E Coxsackie virus
Sum of market risk and diversifiable risk are classified as total risk which is equivalent to
A Sharpe's alpha
B standard alphas
C alpha's variance
D variance
Following malignancy
A Papillary carcinoma of thyroid
B Carcinoma of breast
C Carcinoma of prostate
D Renal cell carcinoma
E Carcinoma of pancreas
Primary malignancy of the following organs can give rise to bony metastasis
A Prostate
B Breast
C Kidney
D Colon
E Skin

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