Most common childhood CNS tumour to metastasize outside the brain a) Ependymomab) Glioblastoma multiformec) Choroid plexus tumourd) MedulloblastomaFor revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Commonest orbital tumour causing exophthalmous a) Gliomab) Meningiomac) Hemangiomad) Neuroblastoma For revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Plexiform neurofibromatosis commonly affects a) Facial nerveb) Trigeminal nervec) Peripheral nerved) Vagus nerveFor revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Commonest spinal tumour is a) Meningiomab) Ependymomac) Neurofibomad) Neuroblastoma For revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Chronic subdural hematoma refers to collection present for a period ofa) 7 daysb) 6 monthsc) 1 yeard) 21 days
Unilateral cleft lip is associated with a) Posterior displacement of alar cartilageb) Elongated columellac) Always with cleft palated) Defective sucking
Rhytidectomy operation involvesa) Correction of nasal defectsb) Removal of wrinkles in foreheadc) Correction of protruding lipsd) Eyebrow thinningFor revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Commonest type of cleft lip a) Bilateralb) Midlinec) Combined with cleft palated) Unilateral For revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
All can predispose to squamous cell carcinoma excepta) Lichen planus of mouthb) Bowen diseasec) Leucoplakia d) Syphilitic glossitisFor revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
Pre malignant condition with highest probability of progression to malignancy a) Dysplasiab) Hyperplasiac) Leucoplakiad) Erythroplakia For revision Videos, Subscribe to SOS by visiting to store in the dashboard. After subscription you can find the videos in Learn Section
