OBGYN chapter 10

Choose the TNM stage for cancer with growth beyond the pelvis, retroperitoneal or inguinal nodes or intraperitoneal omental implants and superficial liver metastases (see Table 10-3). 1. T3 2. T3c, N1, M0 3. T2b, N2, M1 4. T1

1. T3

Which form of ovarian cancer demonstrated prominent color Doppler flow in septations? 1. Epithelial 2. Mucinous 3. Serous 4. Yolk stalk

1. epithelial

An 18-year-old presents to the department with complaints of intermittent left lower quadrant pain. Though she has not missed any periods, her clinician ran a pregnancy test came up positive. The sonographic exam revealed a solid mass with calcifications and multiple small cysts in the left side apart from the uterus. What is the most likely cause for these findings? (See Table 10-2.) 1. Immature teratoma 2. Endometrioid 3. Clear cell carcinoma 4. Granulosa-theca cell tumor

1. immature teratoma

Which of the following is pseudomyxoma peritonei? 1. Mucinous material accumulation within the peritoneal cavity 2. Meigs syndrome 3. Ascites 4. Hemorrhage

1. mucinous material accumulation within the peritoneal cavity

Which of the following is a tumor marker for colon, stomach, breast or ovarian carcinomas? 1. Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) 2. Alpha fetoprotein (AFP) 3. CA 125 4. BRCA1/BRCA2

1.carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

Which of the following increases a woman's risk for developing ovarian cancer? (See Pathology Box 10-1.) 1. Family history of cervical carcinoma 2. 15-year history of postmenopausal estrogen therapy 3. Multiparity 4. Early menopause

2. 15 year history of postmenopausal estrogen therapy

Identify the malignant ovarian tumor that is the result of metastasis to the ovary. 1. Dysgerminoma 2. Krukenberg tumor 3. Sex cord stromal tumors 4. HER2/neu

2. krukenberg tumor

Choose the FIGO stage for cancer limited to one ovary, capsule intact and free of tumor, no ascites, and negative peritoneal cytology (see Table 10-3). 1. IV 2. IIIA 3. IA 4. IC

3. IA

Which neoplasm is associated with gonadal dysgenesis? (See Table 10-1.) 1. Breast cancer 2. Granulosa-theca cell tumor 3. Dysgerminoma 4. Cystadenocarcinoma

3. dysgermioma

Select the ovarian volume seen in the postmenopausal woman not using hormones (see Pathology Box 10-2). 1. 0.523 cm3 (±5.8) 2. 9.8 cm3 (±5.8) 3. 3.0 cm3 (±2.3) 4. 5.8 cm3 (±3.6)

4. 5.8 cm3 (±3.6)

Choose the least common malignant ovarian cancer (see Table 10-2). 1. Arrhenoblastoma 2. Choriocarcinoma 3. Krukenberg tumor 4. Androblastoma

4. androblastoma