FINAL EXAM
DECEMBER 2019
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Time: 3 hours
MEDICAL ONCOLOGY
PAPER-I
Max. Marks: 100
Important Instructions:
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- Attempt all questions in order.
- Each question carries 10 marks.
- Read the question carefully and answer to the point neatly and legibly.
- Do not leave any blank pages between two answers.
- Indicate the question number correctly for the answer in the margin space.
- Answer all the parts of a single question together.
- Start the answer to a question on a fresh page or leave adequate space between two answers.
- Draw table/diagrams/flowcharts wherever appropriate.
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Write short notes on:
- a) Clonal evolution theory. (3+4+3)
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b) Cancer stem cell theory.
c) Tumour heterogeneity. - a) Enumerate the common carcinogens in tobacco. (2+3+5)
b) Which are the common cancers caused by tobacco?
c) Describe in detail carcinogenesis due to tobacco. - a) Radiosensitizer. (2+3+2+3)
b) Fractionation of radiation therapy and its importance.
c) Image guided radiation therapy (IGRT).
d) Gamma knife. - a) Scientific rationale and scope of liquid biopsy in cancer. (3+4+3)
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b) Clinical application of liquid biopsy in management of solid tumours.
c) Potential limitation of liquid biopsy. - a) What is cancer genetic counselling? (2+2+3+3)
b) Enumerate the hereditary cancer syndromes.
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d) Management of BRCA carrier. - a) Phases of cancer drug clinical trials. (3+4+3)
b) Importance of informed consent in clinical trials.
c) Role of principal investigator in clinical trials. - a) Define oligometastatic disease. (2+4+4)
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b) Role of circulating tumour cells as a predictor of metastatic disease.
c) Management of oligometastatic breast cancer. - a) What is molecular tumour marker? (2+4+4)
b) Molecular tumour board.
c) Predictive biomarkers for checkpoint inhibitor-based immunotherapy. - a) Survival analysis in cancer. (3+2+3+2)
b) p-value.
c) Forest plot and its interpretation.
d) Meta-analysis. - a) Kinases and cancer. (2+4+4)
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b) Kinase amplifications as diagnostic molecular marker in cancer.
c) Kinase targeted therapy in various cancers.
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