Cancer Cx

Que-1

•The most common gynecological malignancy in the world is –a) Vaginal Cab) Cervical Cac) Uterine Cad) Ovarian Ca

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b) Cervical Ca

Que-2

• High risk type of HPV implicated in causation of Cx Caa) HPV 6 & 11b) HPV 11 & 16c) HPV 16 & 18d) HPV 22 & 45

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c) HPV 16 & 18

Que-3

• All the following are risk factor for development of Cervical Cancer EXCEPT

a) Cigarette smokingb) Alcohol intakec) Intake of OCPd) HIV infection

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b) Alcohol intake

Que-4

• Primary sites of Lymphatic spread of cervical cancer area) Presacral LNb) Ext & int iliac LNc) Common Iliac LNd) Para aortic LN

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b) Ext & int iliac LN

Que-5

• Mrs A has a growth on the Cx 2cm in size without any parametrial vaginal invasion. The treatment of choice would be

a) Trachelectomyb) Pan Hysterectomyc) Wertheim’s Hysterectomyd) Conization

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c) Wertheim’s Hysterectomy

Que-6

• Complication of radiation therapy includes all EXCEPTa) Hematuriab) Diarrhoeac) Constipationd) Pelvic Pain

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c) Constipation

Que-7

• The most sensitive modality for post therapy surveillance for recurrent Cervical cancer is

a) CTb) MRIc) Pap Smeard) PET-CT

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d) PET-CT

Que-8

• Thrombosis in patient with advanced cervical cancer is due to all except

a) Impaired mobilityb) Expression of pelvic veins by tumor massc) Cancer related vascular factorsd) Embolization of cancer cells

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d) Embolization of cancer cells

Que-9

• Conservative treatment of micro invasive lesions should only be considered when invasion is less than

a) 1 mmb) 3mmc) 5mmd) 7mm

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b) 3mm