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The primary malignant tumours of the bone are
A Osteosarcoma
B Ewing's sarcoma
C Multiple myeloma
D Osteoclastoma
E Brown tumour
Primary malignant bone tumours
A Osteosarcoma
B Chondrosarcoma
C Giant cell tumours
D Brown tumours
E Osteoid osteoma
Malignant tumours which frequently metastassize to bone are
A Renal cell carcinoma
B Adenocarcinoma of prostate
C Ductal carcinoma of breast
D Papillary carcinoma of thyroid
E Malignant melanoma of skin
Malignant tumours of the following organs commonly metastasized to bone
A Renal cell carcinoma
B Adenocarcinoma of prostate
C Seminoma of testis
D Gall bladder Adenocarcinoma
E Papillary carcinoma of thyroid
Malignant tumours of bone include
A Chondrosarcoma
B Ewing's tumor
C Osteosarcoma
D Exostosis
E Osteoid osteoma
The following bone tumours are malignant
A Multiple myeloma
B Osteosarcoma
C Osteochondroma
D Osteoid osteoma
E Osteoclastoma
Radiological features of malignant bone tumours
A Irregular
B indistinct margin
C Moth eaten bone destruction
D Often with sun-rays appearance
E Uninterrupted periosteal reaction
F Geographic bone destruction
Malignant tumours metastasize to bones are
A Seminoma of testes
B Follicular carcinoma of the thyroid
C Carcinoma of the prostate
D Renal cell carcinoma
E Carcinoma of the gall bladder
Locally malignant tumours are
A Ameloblastoma
B Basal cell carcinoma
C Marjolin’s ulcer
D Chondrosarcoma
E Neuroblastoma
Malignant tumours are graded by
A Observing cellular differentiation
B Degree of anaplasia
C Presence of necrosis
D Size of the tumour
E TNM system

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