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    Risk factors for cervical cancer include multiple sexual partners, early first intercourse, and having a high-risk male partner. The target age group for HPV vaccination is 9-26 years old. Approved HPV vaccines include Gardasil and Cervarix but not Gardasil-4. Screening methods include Pap smear, visual inspection with acetic acid, and Lugol's iodine but not endocervical curettage. Abnormalities found in a 30-year-old woman's Pap smear could include atypical squamous cells or low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion but not cervical cancer. The most common type of cervical cancer is squamous cell carcinoma. Common causes of death include

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    Risk factors for cervical cancer include multiple sexual partners, early first intercourse, and having a high-risk male partner. The target age group for HPV vaccination is 9-26 years old. Approved HPV vaccines include Gardasil and Cervarix but not Gardasil-4. Screening methods include Pap smear, visual inspection with acetic acid, and Lugol's iodine but not endocervical curettage. Abnormalities found in a 30-year-old woman's Pap smear could include atypical squamous cells or low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion but not cervical cancer. The most common type of cervical cancer is squamous cell carcinoma. Common causes of death include

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    Risk factors for cervical cancer include multiple sexual partners, early first intercourse, and having a high-risk male partner. The target age group for HPV vaccination is 9-26 years old. Approved HPV vaccines include Gardasil and Cervarix but not Gardasil-4. Screening methods include Pap smear, visual inspection with acetic acid, and Lugol's iodine but not endocervical curettage. Abnormalities found in a 30-year-old woman's Pap smear could include atypical squamous cells or low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion but not cervical cancer. The most common type of cervical cancer is squamous cell carcinoma. Common causes of death include

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    1.

    Risk factors for Cervical cancer include the following except;


    a) Multiple sexual partner
    b) Early coitarche
    c) High risk male partner
    d) Family history
    e) Smoking

    2. The target age group for vaccination in the prevention of cervical cancer is;
    a) 9 – 26 years
    b) 10 – 12 years
    c) 9 – 18 years
    d) 6 – 9 years

    3. Human papilloma virus vaccines approved by the FDA include the following except;
    a) Cervarix
    b) Gardasil-4
    c) Gardasil-9
    d) Pentavalent vaccine

    4. All the following are screening methods for Cervical cancer except;
    a) Papanicolau smear
    b) Visual inspection with Lugol’s iodine
    c) Visual inspection with 3-5% acetic acid
    d) Visual inspection with magnification (VIM)
    e) Endocervical curettage

    5. All the following possible abnormalities once Pap smear result brought to the clinic by a 30year
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    old P4 (4A) with Pap smear screening
    a) Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion
    b) High grade squamous intraepithelial lesion
    c) Atypical squamous cell of undetermined significance
    d) Grade 1A1 Cervical cancer

    6. Which of the following is the commonest histological type of Cervical cancer


    a) Squamous cell carcinoma
    b) Adenocarcinoma
    c) Adenosquamous type
    d) Small cell types

    7. Common cause of death in Cervical cancer include the following except;


    a) Uremia
    b) Sepsis
    c) Anaemia
    d) Hydronephrosis

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    8. A 60year old P6 (6A), 10 years post-menopausal with suspected cervical cancer following
    examination under anaesthesia, staging and biopsy, was noticed to be bleeding per vaginum. All
    the following are methods of securing hemostasis except;
    a) Adrenaline soaked gauze
    b) Monsel paste
    c) Silver nitrate paste
    d) Hemostatic dose of radiotherapy
    e) Use of diathermy

    9. Digital examination is done before speculum examination in all the following except;
    a) Cervical cancer
    b) Gynaetresia
    c) Vesicovaginal fistula
    d) Preterm premature rupture of membrane

    10. The following are likely to affect the latency period in Preterm premature rupture of membrane
    a) Digital examination
    b) Chorioamnionitis
    c) Antibiotics
    d) Dexamethasone

    11. All the following are surgical options for the management of Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
    (CIN)
    a) Cone biopsy
    b) Trachelectomy
    c) Loop Electrosurgical Excision of the Transition zone (LEETZ)
    d) Hysterectomy
    e) Excisional biopsy

    12. Ablative therapy is an option in the management of Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. Some of
    the conditions/criteria for its use include the following except;
    a) The transformation zone must be visualized
    b) No discrepancy between cytology and histology
    c) No evidence of microinvasion of the cervix
    d) Availability of colposcopy
    e) Availability of a 24hours surgical services
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    13. A 65year old P5 (5A), 8years postmenopausal was referred to LAUTECH Teaching Hospital with
    histology result of invasive squamous cell carcinoma of a sample obtained during examination
    under anaesthesia and suspected Stage 3A cervical cancer. Which of the following is the
    appropriate modality of management for her;
    a) Chemotherapy
    b) Radiotherapy
    c) Total abdominal hysterectomy
    d) Total abdominal hysterectomy with Bilateral salpingooophorectomy
    e) Immunotherapy

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