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Arsenic poisoning may lead development of following tumours
A Multiple squamous cell carcinoma
B Bowen’s disease
C Hepatocellular carcinoma
D Melanoma
E Angioteratoma
Arsenic related tumours are
A Bowens disease
B Squamous cell carcinoma
C Melanoma
D Lymphangioma circumscriptu
E Keratoacanthoma
Features of chronic arsenic poisoning includes
A Aplastic anemia
B Ataxia
C Multiple epithelioma
D Koilonychia
E Decreased salivation
Features of chronic arsenic poisoning include
A Aplastic anemia
B Ataxia
C Multiple epithelioma
D Koilonychia
E Decreased salivation
Arsenic poisoning is related to
A Bowen’s disease
B Basal cell carcinoma
C Squamous cell carcinoma
D Malignant melanoma
E Keratoacanthoma
Hormone dependency may be exhibited by the following tumours
A Malignant melanoma
B Carcinoma of the prostate
C Follicular carcinoma of the thyroid
D Bronchial carcinoma
E Retinoblastoma
Calcification may be found in the following intracranial tumours
A Meningioma
B Ependymoma
C Oligodendroglioma
D Glioblastoma multiforme (GB
E Astrocytoma
Although the theory that widespread lead poisoning contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire has gained —— the evidence is still ---
A credence — irrefutable
B disrepute — dubious
C acceptance — convincing
D momentum — systematic
The word 'irrevocable' in the sentence , 'Lead poisoning in the city is causing irrevocable harm to our children , means
A irrelevant
B irresistible
C irreparable
D irreplaceable
Effects of lead poisoning in children are
A Impaired peripheral nerve function
B Encephalopathy
C Nephrotoxicity
D Decreased level of erythrocyte protoporphyrin
E Increased vitamin D metabolism

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