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Risk factors of developing cervical cancer-
A Heavy menstruation
B Polycystic ovary
C Early marriage
D Endometriosis
Tests for screening cervical cancer
A VIA test
B Pap test
C HPV DNA
D Fractional curettage
E Hysteroscopy
Common tests to diagnose Cervical Cancer are -
A Mammography
B Via tests
C Serum electrolyte
D Pap smear tests
E Serum billirubin
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
Risk factors in the aetiology of gastric cancer are
A Helicobacter pylori
B Pernicious anemia
C Adenomatous gastric polyp
D Previous partial gastrectomy
E Gastric tuberculosis
The followings are recognized risk factors for colorectal cancer
A Familial adenomatus polyposis coli (FA
B Crohn's disease
C Ulcerative colitis
D Diverticular discase
E Angiodysplasia
Risk factors for endometrial cancer
A Obesity
B Hypertension
C Early menarche
D Early menopause
E Diabetes mellitus
Risk factors for endometrial cancer are
A Nulliparity
B Delayed menopause
C Diabetes mellitus
D Human papilioma virus infection
E Hypothyroidism
A model in which behavior of asset returns is measured for set of risk factors and market risk is classified as
A factorization model
B Two factor model
C multifactor model
D quoted factor model
Cervical Rib
A Extends laterally and may end in a blind pouch
B Symptom is proportionate to its size
C Relieving symptoms require extraperiosteal / Sub- periosteal removal of rib
D Originate from body of 1st rib
E Articulate with C7 transverse process

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