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HMS, HAG 2023 HSC 16 MC

Which row of the table correctly matches the type of cancer?

  Carcinoma Leukaemia
A.   Forms only on the skin Originates in bones and
connective tissues
B. Forms from cells that release
hormones into the blood
Develops in the body’s
infection-fighting organs
C. Forms in epithelial tissue Originates in the blood-forming
tissue of the bone marrow
D. Usually found in the
gastrointestinal system
Originates in plasma cells
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\(C\)

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  • C is correct: Carcinomas develop in epithelial tissue and leukemia originates in blood-forming tissue of bone marrow.

Other Options:

  • A is incorrect: Carcinomas can form in many tissues, not just skin; leukemia doesn’t originate in bones/connective tissues.
  • B is incorrect: Hormone-releasing cells would be neuroendocrine tumors; infection-fighting organs relates to lymphoma.
  • D is incorrect: Gastrointestinal limitation is incorrect; plasma cells relate to multiple myeloma, not leukemia.

♦ Mean mark 54%.

Filed Under: Chronic Conditions, Diseases and Injury Tagged With: Band 5, smc-5477-10-Cancer trends

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