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Breast MCQs : Questions for MCh/DrNB Exam Preparation (Part 2)

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Below is part 2 of Breast MCQs Quiz with Answers. The quiz has 20 questions. Click the start button to start the quiz. Upon answering each question, the explanation will be displayed for quick learning and revision. At the end of the quiz your final score will be displayed.

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Breast MCQs : Questions for MCh/DrNB Exam Preparation (Part 2)

1 / 20

All the following are risk factors for development of carcinoma breast except: (APPG 2016)

BRCA 1 gene mutation

Multiparity & prolonged lactation

History of contralateral breast carcinoma

Early age of menarche and multiparity

Ans. b. Multiparity & prolonged lactation

2 / 20

Gail model of risk assessment is used for: (Recent Questions 2013)

CA stomach

CA esophagus

CA breast

CA prostate

Ans. c. CA breast

3 / 20

BRCA-1 gene is associated with: (DPG 2008)

Ductal carcinoma

Lobular carcinoma

Medullary carcinoma

Colloid carcinoma

Ans. a. Ductal carcinoma (Ref: Schwartz 10/e p514-515, 9/e p438-440; Sabiston 19/e p835-836; Bailey 26/e p817, 25/e p846)

4 / 20

Following condition has no increased risk of invasive breast carcinoma except: (MHCET 2016)

Hyperplasia atypical

Sclerosing adenosis

Apocrine metaplagia

Duct ectasia

Ans. a. Hyperplasia atypical

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p508, 9/e p434; Sabiston 19/e p835; Bailey 26/e p809, 25/e p837)

Ans. a. Hyperplasia atypical

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p508, 9/e p434; Sabiston 19/e p835; Bailey 26/e p809, 25/e p837)

5 / 20

Moderately increased risk for invasive breast carcinoma is associated with which of the following?

Sclerosing adenoma (DNB 2010, Kerala 2000)

Apocrine metaplasia

Duct ectasia

Atypical ductal hyperplasia

Fibro adenoma

Ans. d. Atypical ductal hyperplasia

6 / 20

All of the following are predisposing factors for breast carcinoma except: (DNB 2008, MCI Sept

2008)

Family history of breast carcinoma

First child at a younger age

Early menarche and late menopause

Nulliparous women

Ans. b. First child at a younger age

7 / 20

Which of the following is a predisposing factor for carcinoma of breast? (MHSSMCET 2005)

Sclerosing adenosis

Epithelial hyperplasia

Fibrocystic disease of breast

Fibroadenoma

b. Epithelial hyperplasia

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p508, 9/e p433-434; Sabiston 19/e p835; Bailey 26/e p809, 25/e p837)

b. Epithelial hyperplasia

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p508, 9/e p433-434; Sabiston 19/e p835; Bailey 26/e p809, 25/e p837)

8 / 20

Breast gene is located on which chromosome? (MHCET 2016)

Ans. c. 17

9 / 20

Statistically important risk factors identified for breast cancer: (PGI 2002)

Early age at marriage

Females of non vegetarian diet

Those who have not breast fed their children

Smoking

Ans. c. Those who have not breast fed their children.

10 / 20

Which one predisposes to breast cancer? (AIIMS 92)

Adenosis

Fibrosis

Blue domed cysts

Epitheliosis

Ans. d. Epitheliosis

11 / 20

Type of fibroadenosis most likely to undergo malignant change is: (AIIMS June 93)

Adenosis

Epitheliosis

Sclerosing adenosis

Cystic

Ans. b. Epitheliosis

12 / 20

All are risk factors for carcinoma breast except: (Recent Questions 2013)

Early menarche

Late menopause

Ovarian cancer

Early full term pregnancy

Ans. d. Early full term pregnancy

13 / 20

BRCA-1 positive woman have ______% increased risk of breast carcinoma: (JIPMER 2011)

Ans. d. 60 (Ref: Schwartz 10/e p514-515, 9/e p437-440; Sabiston 19/e p835-837; Bailey 26/e p817-818, 25/e p846; Harrison 18/e p754-755; Devita 9/e p1373)

14 / 20

Doesn’t lead to carcinoma breast: (DPG 2006)

Sclerosing adenosis

Epithelial hyperplasia

Fibrocystic change

Papillomatosis

Ans. c. Fibrocystic change (Ref: Robbins 7/e p1127)

15 / 20

Which of the following cancer is least associated with genetic and familial cause? (DNB 2008)

Ovarian

Prostate

Lung

Breast

Ans. c. Lung

16 / 20

__% of malignancy in duct ectasia is: (Recent Question 2015)

No risk

15:1

7:1

10:1

Ans. a. No risk

17 / 20

False about lobular carcinoma breast is: (DNB 2008)

Present as breast mass

. Frequently bilateral

Poor prognosis

Multicentric

Ans. c. Poor Prognosis

18 / 20

True regarding breast carcinoma is: (MCI March 2008)

a. Occurs most commonly in upper inner quadrant

Late menarche and early menopause predisposes for breast malignancy

Commoner in nulliparous women

Unrelated with the family history of breast cancer

Ans. c. Commoner in nulliparous women

19 / 20

Least risk of CA breast is seen in: (AIIMS Nov 2006

BRCA-1

BRCA-2

Li-Fraumeni syndrome

Ataxia telangiectasia

Ans. d. Ataxia telangiectasia (Ref: Schwartz 10/e p514-515, 9/e p438; Sabiston 19/e p835-836; Bailey 26/e p817, 25/e p846)

20 / 20

In which of the following types of carcinoma breast, comedo growth pattern is seen?

Ductal carcinoma in-situ

Medullary carcinoma

Lobular carcinoma in-situ

Infiltrating lobular carcinoma

Ans. a. Ductal carcinoma in-situ

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p520, 9/e p444; Sabiston 19/e p840-842; Bailey 26/e p810, 25/e p838)

Ans. a. Ductal carcinoma in-situ

(Ref: Schwartz 10/e p520, 9/e p444; Sabiston 19/e p840-842; Bailey 26/e p810, 25/e p838)

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