A Anaplastic carcinoma

B Follicular carcinoma

C Papillary carcinoma

D Medullary carcinoma

A Intramedullary; Extradural

B Intramedullary only

C Intradural; Extramedullary

D Intra axially only

A Stenosis

B Web

C Stricture

D Ulceration

A Peritoneal signs are always present

B Invariably involves long length of bowel

C I.V. Heparin is the treatment of choice

D Surgery can lead to sho-bowel syndrome

A It is bleeding up to ampulla of Vater

B Most common cause is variceal bleeding

C Rockall-Baylor scoring is used for risk stratification

D Most common management is endoscopic banding

A Open surgery with leaving the tumour margins

B Chemotherapy

C Total cranial spinal irradination

D VP shunt for the obstructive hydrocephalus

A Acquired diveiculum

B Lateral X-rays on Barium swallow are often diagnostic

C False Diveiculum

D Out pouching of the anterior pharyngeal wall, just above the cricopharyngeus muscle

A Autograft

B Heterograft

C Allograft

D Xenograft

A Primary sclerosing cholangitis

B Liver Hamaoma

C Caroli's disease

D Polycystic liver disease

A 1-20dm/min

B 20-30mm/sec

C 1-20mm/ min.

D 20-30mm/min