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Question

Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists:
 

List-I (carcinoma)List-II (characteristic)
A. Seminoma testis1. Hormone dependent
B. Carcinoma prostrate2. Does not spread by lymphatics
C. Basal cell carcinoma3. Prognosis depends on thickness
D. Malignant melanoma4. Highly radiosensitive

The correct answer is

A- 4    B-1  C- 2   D-3

Carcinoma Matching Analysis

This question requires matching specific types of carcinomas (List-I) with their defining characteristics (List-II).

List-I and List-II Matching

  • A. Seminoma testis is known for being highly radiosensitive. Therefore, A matches with 4.
  • B. Carcinoma prostate is often characterized as hormone dependent. Thus, B matches with 1.
  • C. Basal cell carcinoma typically does not spread by lymphatics; it primarily grows locally. Hence, C matches with 2.
  • D. Malignant melanoma prognosis significantly depends on its thickness (Breslow depth). So, D matches with 3.

Selecting the Correct Option

Combining the matches:

  • A - 4
  • B - 1
  • C - 2
  • D - 3

This combination corresponds to Option 1.

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