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Osteoblastic metastasis occurs in
A Carcinoma of the prostate
B Neuroblastoma of children
C Mucinous adenocarcinoma of the GIT
D Transitional carcinoma of the urinary bladder
E Renal cell carcinoma
Calcified metastasis occurs in the lungs from the following organs
A Stomach
B Testis
C Breast
D Ovary
E Thyroid
Primary malignancy of the following organs can give rise to bony metastasis
A Prostate
B Breast
C Kidney
D Colon
E Skin
The neoplasms commonly metastasis to bones are
A Carcinoma of prostate
B Renal adenocarcinoma
C Papillary thyroid cancer
D Hepatocellular carcinoma
E Glioblastoma multiforme
Haematogenous metastasis occurs in
A Malignant fibrous histiocytoma
B Angiosarcoma
C Fibrosarcoma
D Basal cell carcinoma
E Leiomyoma
Common sites of bone metastasis are
A Pelvis
B Ribs
C Upper end of humerus
D Upper end of tibia
E Lower end of femur
Tumors presenting with early metastasis are
A Pancreatic carcinoma
B Embryonal carcinoma
C Spermatocytic seminoma
D Ameloblastoma
E Bowen's disease
Primary sites from where metastasis in skeletal system occurs
A Breast
B Thyroid
C Ovary
D Kidney
E Bladder
Common sites of bone metastasis
A Vertebral column
B Proximal femur
C Proximal humerus
D Distal tibia
E Distal forearm
Skeletal metastasis occur from the followings primary tumors
A Carcinoma of the breast
B Carcinoma of the prostate
C Renal cell carcinoma
D Adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder
E Choriocarcinoma of the placenta

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