Question Number 1895
Question:
What is correct regarding calcitonin
a) reduces number of osteoclasts
b) responsible for sclerosis in renal osteodystrophy
c) increases serum phosphate
d) is associated with anaplastic thyroid carcinoma
e) increases excretion of into the gut
Question Number 1894 Question: What are the features of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid a) the commonest type of thyroid carcinoma b) lymph node spread is rare c) increased uptake of radioiodine d) associated with pheochromocytoma e) increased calcitonin levels
Question Number 1893 Question: what are the features of CHONDROBLASTOMA a) peak in 2nd decade b) absence of calcification histologically c) metaphyseal location d) spares the greater trochanter e) central location
Question Number 1892 Question: what are the features of CHONDROBLASTOMA a) fused growth plate b) pericellular deposition of calcification c) epiphyeal location d) location in the proximal femur is rare e) eccentric location
Question Number 1891 Question: What are the features of GIANT CELL TUMOR a) complicates Paget’s disease b) giant cells are multinucleated c) usually accompanied by a periosteal reaction d) tends to cross the joint space e) serum phosphate levels are usually normal
Question Number 1890 Question: What are the features of rickets in children a) tends to spare the knees b) narrow growth plates c) slipped epiphysis d) accelerated bone age e) excess parathyroid hormone
Question Number 1889 Question: What are the causes of increased renal uptake in bone scintigraphy a) hyperparathyroidism b) amyloidosis c) Osteomalacia d) sickle cell anemia e) acute tubular necrosis
Question Number 1888 Question: What are the causes of hot lesions on bone scintigraphy a) Aseptic Necrosis b) Radiation therapy c) four days post-trauma d) metastases e) osteomyelitis
Question Number 1887 Question: the following typically cause fibrosis in the lower zone a) ankylosing spondylitits b) sarcoidosis c) Asbestosis d) post-primary TB e) Scleroderma
Question Number 1886 Question: the following typically cause fibrosis in the lower zone a) histoplasmosis b) progressive massive fibrosis c) Rheumatoid lung disease d) Chronic aspiration pneumonia e) Scleroderma
Question Number 1885 Question: What are the features of CLEIDOCRANIAL DYSOSTOSIS a) premature fusion of the metopic suture b) delivery by cesarean section is indicated c) incidence usually sporadic in nature d) the upper limbs are spared e) wormian bones
Question Number 1884 Question: What are the recognised bony abnormalities in hyperparathyroidism a) hypoplastic paranasal sinuses b) basilar impression of skull c) arteriovenous fisutulae d) slipped capital femoral epiphysis e) bamboo spine
Question Number 1883 Question: clinical features of HYPERPARATHYROIDISM a) central abdominal pain b) bony tenderness c) constipation d) renal colic e) delusions of grandeur
Question Number 1882 Question: What are the clinical features of HYPERPARATHYROIDISM a) peptic ulceration b) convulsions c) dysphagia d) polydypsia e) pruritis
Question Number 1881 Question: What are the common sites of subperiosteal resorption in hyperparathyroidism a) medial tibia plateau b) sacro-iliac joint margins c) skull vault d) proximal phalynx of fifth digit e) inferior rib margin
Question Number 1880 Question: common sites of subperiosteal resorption in hyperparathyroidism a) distal ulna b) vertebral bodies c) angle of mandible d) lateral femoral neck e) superior rib margin
