Bladder cancer,tbl mcq

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Bladder cancer, MCQ

Ahmad ElAbbady,MDProfessor, Urology Department

University of Alexandria

Bladder cancer, MCQ

Q1- Risk factors for development of Bladder Ca include all the following except:A-Tobacco smookingB- Industrial carcinogens: e.g. aniline dyes.C-Chronic irritation e.g. infection, stonesD- Excessive fat consumptionE-Pelvic irradiation

Bladder cancer, MCQ

Q2-Bladder extrophy predispose, specially with delayed closure, to:

A- AdenocarcinomaB- Transitional CCC- Squamous CCD- Undifferentiated Carcinoma

Bladder cancer, MCQ

Q3- Although bladder cancer occurs in different age groups, the peak age is:A- 3rd-4th decades.B- 4th-5th decades.C- 5th-6th decades.D- 6th-8th decades.

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Q4- As regards incidence of bladder cancer male to female ratio is A- 3:1.B- 2:1.C- 1:1.D- 4:1

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Q5- The most common early presentation of bladder cancer is:A- Irritative LUTSB- HematuriaC-S.P. pain D- Accidental diagnosis

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Q6- All the following radiological tools could be used for diagnosis of bladder cancer except:A- U/SB- IVUC- CTD- Plain KUB

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• Q7- The gold standard imaging modality for diagnosis of bladder cancer is:

A- IVUB- CT with contrastC- MRID- U/S

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Q8- C.T. with contrast gives excellent data about:

A- Morphology of upper and lower UTB-Relations of UT to adjacent organsC- Pelvic and abdominal L.N.D- All of the above

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Q9- Superficial, non muscle invasive, bladder cancer constitutes:A- 60-75% of B caB- 40-50% of B caC- 80-90% of B caD- 30-40% of B ca

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Q10- Which percentage of non muscle invasive B ca progress to invasive disease:A- 10-20%B- 30-40%C- 40-50%D- 50-60%

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Q13 According to TNM staging system, Mention 3 different pathological types of TCC

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Q14How to stage Bladder cancer A- Bimanual examination under anaesth.B- Cystoscopy and biopsyC- C.T. abdomen and pelvis D- Chest x-ray, Bone scan.E- All of the above

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Q15Lines of treatment of superficial bladder cancer:A- Transurethral resection (TURT)B- Intravesical BCGC- Intravesical ChemoD- All of the above

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Q16Follow up by Cystoscopy&urine cytology forsuperficial bladder cancer may extend for:A- one yearB- two yearsC- Three YearsD- Longer periods

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Q17Standard treatment of first occurrence of CIS is:A- TURT and I.V. BCGB- TURT aloneC- TURT and I.V. chemoD- Radical cystectomy

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Q18Standard treatment for muscle invasive B Ca:A- Radical cystectomyB- ChemtherapyC- RadiotherapyD- Chemtherapy and Radiotherapy

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Q19Treatment of muscle invasive B Ca by TURT,

Chemo and XRT is indicated in highly selected cases or refusal of cystectomy

A- TrueB- False

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Q20The standard treatment for metastatic B Ca is:A- RadiotherapyB- ChemotherapyC- CystectomyD- Immunotherapy

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