Cancer Cx

Que-1 The most common gynecological malignancy in the world is – a) Vaginal Ca b) Cervical Ca c) Uterine Ca d) Ovarian Ca

Ans -1 b) Cervical Ca

Que-2 High risk type of HPV implicated in causation of Cx Ca a) HPV 6 & 11 b) HPV 11 & 16 c) HPV 16 & 18 d) HPV 22 & 45

Ans-2 c) HPV 16 & 18

Que-3 All the following are risk factor for development of Cervical Cancer EXCEPT a) Cigarette smoking b) Alcohol intake c) Intake of OCP d) HIV infection

Ans-3 b) Alcohol intake

Que-4 Primary sites of Lymphatic spread of cervical cancer are a) Presacral LN b) Ext & int iliac LN c) Common Iliac LN d) Para aortic LN

Ans-4 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) Trachelectomy b) Pan Hysterectomy c) Wertheim’s Hysterectomy d) Conization

Ans-5 c) Wertheim’s Hysterectomy

Que-6 Complication of radiation therapy includes all EXCEPT a) Hematuria b) Diarrhoea c) Constipation d) Pelvic Pain

Ans-6 c) Constipation

Que-7 The most sensitive modality for post therapy surveillance for recurrent Cervical cancer is a) CT b) MRI c) Pap Smear d) PET-CT

Ans-7 d) PET-CT

Que-8 Thrombosis in patient with advanced cervical cancer is due to all except a) Impaired mobility b) Expression of pelvic veins by tumor mass c) Cancer related vascular factors d) Embolization of cancer cells

Ans-8 d) Embolization of cancer cells

Que-9 Conservative treatment of micro invasive lesions should only be considered when invasion is less than a) 1 mm b) 3mm c) 5mm d) 7mm

Ans-9 b) 3mm