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Benign bone tumours are
A Osteoid osteoma
B Osteochondroma
C Chondroblastoma
D Osteosarcoma
E Multiple myeloma
Histologically benign tumours are
A Meningioma
B Schwannoma
C Craniopharyngioma
D Astrocytoma
E Medulloblastoma
Benign bone tumours arc
A Osteoid osteoma
B Osteochondroma
C Chondroblastoma
D Osteosarcoma
E Multiple myeloma
Benign cystic teratoma dermoid cyst of the ovary
A Are sometimes detected by x-rays
B Have no mesodermal derivative
C Frequently become malignant
D Are bilateral in 21% of cases
E Characteristically cause amenorrhoea
Germ cell tumours of ovary are
A Teratoma
B Dysgerminoma
C Seminoma
D Mucinous eystadenoma
E Krukenburg’s tumour
The following tumours of ovary are hormone secreting
A Theca cell tumour
B Arrhenoblastoma
C Solid teratoma
D Dysgerminoma
E Fibroma
Hormone producing tumours of the ovary
A Brener’s tumour
B hilus cell tumour
C Theca cell tumour
D Struma ovary
E Dysgerminoma
Serous tumours of ovary
A Typically smaller is size than mucinous tumour
B BRCA-2 germline mutation causes a high risk of tumour development
C Psammoma calcification is a feature
D Squamous metaplasia are frequently seen
E Often unilateral
The following tumours of the ovary are hormone secreting
A Theca cell tumours
B Brenner's tumour
C Dermoid cyst
D Arrhenoblastoma
E Solid teratoma
The antonym of the word "benign" is---
A tenfold
B peaceful
C blessed
D malignant

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