A Adenomas

B Hamartomas

C Adenomatous polyps

D Villoglandular polyps

A Orbit

B Para testicular

C Extremity

D Urinary bladder

A Post. flap should be longer than the anterior flap

B Stump should be long

C Stump should be sho

D Ant flap should be longer than post flap

A It is likely to be an adenocarcinoma

B More commonly presents with a palpable abdominal mass

C Likely to cause an elevated serum acid phosphatase

D Is likely to recur after treatment

A Injury to the spinal cord leading to quadriparesis or quadriplegia

B Intracranial haemorrhage with cerebral imtation or unconsciousness

C Cervical haematoma with compression of brachial vessels

D Complete paralysis of the affected upper extremity

A Paralytic ileus

B Aganglionosis of the colon

C Intestinal pseudo-obstruction

D Duodenal obstruction

A Repair in injured urethra

B Fixation of pelvic fracture

C Treatment of shock and haemorrhage

D Splinting urethra with catheters

A Downwards and forwards.

B Downwards and backwards.

C Zig zag pattern due to presence of tooth buds.

D Comminuted fractures.

A Subcutaneous

B Sub-aponeurotic

C Retroperitoneal

D Intermuscular

A Tuberculosis

B Schistosomiasis

C Chronic cystitis

D Malignancy