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Radiatherapy for carcinoma cervix may cause
A Vesicovaginal fistula
B Proctitis
C Pyometra
D Acute salphingitis
E Ovarian failure
Carcinoma cervix
A Is caused by human papilloma virus
B Originates from the transformation zone
C Is characterized by post coital bleeding
D Is mostly adenocarcinoma in nature
E Stage 1 a1 is a macroscopic lesion
Carcinoma In Situ of the uterine cervix:
A Arises most commonly at the squamocolumnar junction
B Involves the mucous glands of the endocervix
C Is predominantly squamous in type
D Has a peak incidence of 50-55 years
E Becomes invasive in 70-80% of cases
Risk factors for basal cell carcinoma are
A Fair complexion with red hair
B Radiation therapy
C Positive family history
D Past history of acne
E Wrinkling
Followings are predisposing conditions for development of carcinoma stomach
A Atrophic gastritis
B Gastric ulcer
C Adenomatous gastric polyp
D Previous gastric surgery
E Hyperplastic gastric polyp
Followings are differentiated thyroid carcinoma
A Papillary
B Follicular
C Medullary
D Anaplastic
E Lymphoma
Followings are the differentiated thyroid carcinoma
A Follicular
B Papiilary
C Anaplastic
D Lymphoma
E Medullary
Predisposing Factors for gastric carcinoma include
A Pernicious anaemia
B Infection with Helicobacter pylori
C Alcohol consumption
D Hypercalcaemia
E Hypophosphatemia
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
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

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