| 1. | is a member of a group of viruses called reoviruses |
| 2. | lacks an envelope |
| 3. | has double stranded RNA genome |
| 4. | is a member of a group of viruses called retroviruses |
| 1. | CT | Computed Tomography |
| 2. | MRI | Magnetic Radiation Imaging |
| 3. | NACO | National AIDS Control Organization |
| 4. | MALT | Mucosa Associated Lymphoid Tissue |
Cancer is :
| 1. | a disease caused by DNA viruses |
| 2. | caused by the multiplicity of virulent infections |
| 3. | a genetic disease caused by multiple mutational events |
| 4. | a hazard due to the occupation of an individual |
Cancer cells exhibit:
| 1. | Contact inhibition | 2. | Low division rate |
| 3. | Metastasis | 4. | High degree of differentiation |
Metastasis shown by malignant tumors:
| 1. | is due to contact inhibition exhibited by cells. |
| 2. | causes cells to remain undifferentiated. |
| 3. | makes cancer cells susceptible to be killed by radiation. |
| 4. | can start secondary tumors at distant sites in the body. |
Cancer causing genes are called:
| 1. | structural genes | 2. | expressor genes |
| 3. | oncogenes | 4. | regulatory genes |
A tumor that invades surrounding tissues is usually capable of producing metastases, may recur after attempted removal, and is likely to cause death unless adequately treated. Such a tumor is called a:
| 1. | Benign tumor | 2. | Malignant tumor |
| 3. | Teratoma | 4. | Secondary tumor |
A normal cellular gene which when altered by mutation can contribute to cancer is called:
| 1. | Oncogene | 2. | V – Onc |
| 3. | Neoplastic gene | 4. | Proto-oncogene |
Cancer detection is mainly based on:
| 1. | Radiography | 2. | Ultrasonography |
| 3. | Magnetic resonance imaging | 4. | Histopathology |
| I: | Almost all carcinogens are mutagens. |
| II: | X-rays and Gamma rays are non-ionising. |
| III: | UV rays are ionising radiations. |