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Features that characterize familial cancers arc
A Sometimes bilateral ' multiple tumours
B Tumours arise in two or more close relatives of the index case
C Siblings have 2-3 times greater risk titan unrelated individuals
D Late age at onset
E Associated with specific marker phenotypes
Familial adenomatous polyposis
A Leads to adenocarcinoma in untreated case
B Is diagnosed by detection of 100 polyps in the colon
C May develop due to new mutation in germline
D Is an autosomal recessive disorder
E Is known as Lynch syndrome
Regarding familial adenomatous polyposis
A Manifest with numerous adenomatous polyps by age 15 years
B Vast majority develops colorectal cancer by 50 years of age
C Upper gastrointestinal tract is rarely involved
D It is an autosomal recessive disorder
E There is no extra-intestinal features
Following malignant conditions have familial predisposition
A Carcinoma of the breast
B Colorectal carcinoma
C Medullary carcinoma of the thyroid
D Renal cell carcinoma
E Hepatocellular carcinoma
Which of the following words best replaces revealed in the sentence : Studies have revealed that infections are associated with cancers
A found
B wrned
C emphasized
D told
Which of the following lung cancers are common in non-smokers
A Adenocarcinoma
B Small cell carcinoma
C Oat cell carcinoma
D Alveolar carcinoma
E Large cell carcinoma
Cancers of infective origin are
A KAPOSI’S sarcoma
B Cervical carcinoma
C Burkitt’s lymphoma
D Ovarian carcinoma
E Thyroid carcinoma
Cancers display following fundamental changes in cell physiology:
A Self-sufficiency in growth signals
B Immortality
C Ability to evade host immune response
D Sensitivity to growth-inhibitory signals
E Evasion of necrosis
Chemosensitive cancers are
A Testicular cancers
B Lymphoma
C Leiomyosarcoma
D Rhabdomyosarcoma
E Melanoma
Cancers with hereditary predisposition are
A Carcinoma of breast
B Familial adenomatous polyposis
C Retinoblastoma
D Carcinoma of stomach
E Bronchogenic carcinoma

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