Derma SW quiz

1. What are two main types of lymphoedema ?

• A. Acquired and congenital

• B. Primary and secondary

• C. All the above

• D. None of the above

2. Which stage is known as spontaneous irreversible?

• A. Stage 0

• B. Stage 1

• C. Stage 2

• D. Stage 3

3. Skin changes can be seen which stage of lymphoedema?

• A. Latency stage

• B. Spontaneous

• C. Spontaneous irreversible

• D. Lymphocytic elanphantiasis

4. Hyperkeratosis can be seen in

• A. Lymphoedema

• B. Lymphangiectasia

• C. Both

• D. None

5. Sirolimus is given at which type of lymphangiectasia

• A. Focal intestinal

• B. Diffuse intestinal

• C. Extensive intestinal

• D. None of the above

6. In case of lymphangiectasia patient is divided into how many groups for treatment?

• A. 2

• B. 3

• C. 5

• D. 6

7. Octreotide is given at which type of lymphangiectasia

• A. Focal intestinal

• B. Diffuse intestinal

• C. Extensive intestinal

• D. None of the above

8. Reversible of lymphoedema can be seen in which stage?

• A. Stage 0

• B. Stage 1

• C. Stage 2

• D. Stage 3

9. Pitting may be present but may be difficult to assess due to tissue and or skin fibrosis

• A. Latency stage

• B. Spontaneous

• C. Spontaneous irreversible

• D. Lymphocytic elanphantiasis

10. Treatment for lymphoedema is

• A. DLT

• B. MLD

• C. Exercise

• D. All the above