cancer cervix

The most common histological type of cervical cancer is:

• Adenocarcinoma

• Squamous cell carcinoma

• Small cell carcinoma

• Clear cell carcinoma

The most important risk factor for cervical cancer is:

• Smoking

• Multiparity

• HPV infection

• Early menarche

The recommended screening test for cervical cancer is:

• CA-125

• Pap smear

• FNAC

• Colonoscopy

HPV vaccines are most effective when given:

• After first childbirth

• After marriage

• Before sexual activity

• During menopause

woman has postcoital bleeding and a friable cervix. The next best step is:

• Start antibiotics

• Pap smear

• Cervical biopsy

• Hysterectomy

FIGO staging of cervical cancer is based

• CT and MRI findings

• Laparoscopic staging

• Clinical examination

• Tumor markers

Stage IB1 cervical cancer is best managed with:

• Chemotherapy alone

• Radical hysterectomy

• Simple hysterectomy

• Conization

The earliest symptom of cervical cancer is:

• Weight loss

• Pelvic pain

• Postmenopausal bleeding

• Postcoital bleeding

CIN III corresponds to which of the following?

• Mild dysplasia

• Moderate dysplasia

• Severe dysplasia/CIS

• Invasive cancer

The most common site of metastasis in carcinoma cervix is

• Liver

• Brain

• Lungs

• Pelvic lymph nodes