MCQs

Q1. Martorell’s ulcer is synonym of:

a. Ulcer due to infection
b. Diabetic ulcer
c. Hypertension ulcer
d. Ulcer in SCC
Q2. What percent of leg ulcers are caused solely
by Venous Hypertension?
a. 25%
b. 50%
c. 70%
d. 90%
Q3. For compression therapy the pressure to be
applied at the ankle is:

a. 10 – 20mm Hg
b. 30 – 40mm Hg
c. 50 – 60mm Hg
d. 70 – 80mm Hg
Q4. Which of the following is not true about
management of venous ulcers?

a. Dressing should keep the ulcer moist but not wet

b. Dressing should be changed frequently
c. Slough and eschar should be removed from ulcer
bed
d. reversing the venous hypertension is more
important than treating the ulcer
Q5. The appropriate dose of Pentoxifylline in
treating venous ulcer is:
a. 200mg TDS
b. 400mg TDS
c. 800mg BD
d. 800mg TDS
Q6. Strawberry gingival hyperplasia,oral ulcers
are seen in:
a. Wegener’s granulomatosis
b. Polyarteritis nodosa
c. Henoch–Schonlein purpura
d. Cutaneous small vessel vasculitis
Q7. Which of the following is not true about
Arterial ulcers?
a. They frequently arise in pretibial area, the foot
or the toes.
b. Pain is propotionate to size of ulcer
c. Exudation from these ulcers are minimal
d. When smaller arteries & arterioles are occluded,
the ulcer may have irregular outline
 Q8. Which of the following is not true about
hypertensive ulcer?

a. Pain is disproportionate to the size of ulcer

b. Ulcers are bilateral
c. Peripheral pulses are absent
d. There is female-to-male predominance
Q9. Multiple tissue-paper scars on the legs occur
typically in:
a. Yaws
b. Tularaemia
c. Brucellosis
d. Cat scratch fever
Q 10. Chronic ulcers are ulcers lasting for more
than:
a. 3 weeks
b. 6 weeks
c. 3 months
d. 6 months
Q 11 Which of the following regulates smooth
muscle cell migration during angiogenesis
stage of wound healing?
 Ephrin
 Periostin
 Neuropilin
 All of the above
Q 12 Which of the following laminin promotes
endothelial cell attachment,migration and
tubule formation?
 Laminin 2
 Laminin 4
 Laminin 8
 Laminin 10
Q 13 Which factor reduces number of blood
vessels at end of provisional matrix phase?
 VEGF
 TGF-α
 TGF-β
 FGF-1
Q 14 Which of the following stimulates
hyaluronan synthesis?
 FGF-1
 FGF-7
 PDGF
 TGF-β
15. Which of the following transcription factor is
a potent regulator of keratinocyte
proliferation during wound healing?
 PPAR-β
 C-Myc
 P38 MAP kinase
 All of the above
16. Which of the following is major macrophage
activating cytokine?
 IL-1
 IL-6
 TNF-α
 IFN-γ
17. Which of the following is pathognomonic of
Sulzberger-Garbe disease?
a) Gynaecomastia
b) Swelling of endothelial cells of blood vessels
c) Blood eosinophilia
d) Scrotal and penile lesions
18. Jung’s disease does not include?
a) Pyoderma
b) Chronic eczema
c) Folliculitis
d) Atopy
 Q 19
• Syndrome of Hewitt and Pelisse is another
name of?.
a) Vulvovaginal–gingival lichen planus
b) Zoon’s vulvitis
c) Chronic vulval purpura
d) Benign vulval aphthae
20. ‘watering-can penis’ is seen in?
a) Pseudoepitheliomatous micaceous and
keratotic balanitis (PEMKB)
b) Bowens disease of penis
c) Erythroplasia of Queyrat
d) Bowenoid papulosis
Q. Martorell’s ulcer is synonym of:
a. Ulcer due to infection
b. Diabetic ulcer
c. Hypertension ulcer
d. Ulcer in SCC
Q. Martorell’s ulcer is synonym of:
a. Ulcer due to infection
b. Diabetic ulcer
c. Hypertension ulcer
d. Ulcer in SCC
Q. What percent of leg ulcers are caused solely
by Venous Hypertension?
a. 25%
b. 50%
c. 70%
d. 90%
Q. What percent of leg ulcers are caused solely
by Venous Hypertension?
a. 25%
b. 50%
c. 70%
d. 90%
Q. For compression therapy the pressure to be
applied at the ankle is:

a. 10 – 20mm Hg
b. 30 – 40mm Hg
c. 50 – 60mm Hg
d. 70 – 80mm Hg
Q. For compression therapy the pressure to be
applied at the ankle is:

a. 10 – 20mm Hg
b. 30 – 40mm Hg
c. 50 – 60mm Hg
d. 70 – 80mm Hg
 Q. Which of the following is not true about
management of venous ulcers?

a. Dressing should keep the ulcer moist but not wet

b. Dressing should be changed frequently
c. Slough and eschar should be removed from ulcer
bed
d. reversing the venous hypertension is more
important than treating the ulcer
 Q. Which of the following is not true about
management of venous ulcers?

a. Dressing should keep the ulcer moist but not wet

b. Dressing should be changed frequently
c. Slough and eschar should be removed from ulcer
bed
d. reversing the venous hypertension is more
important than treating the ulcer
Q. The appropriate dose of Pentoxifylline in
treating venous ulcer is:
a. 200mg TDS
b. 400mg TDS
c. 800mg BD
d. 800mg TDS
Q. The appropriate dose of Pentoxifylline in
treating venous ulcer is:
a. 200mg TDS
b. 400mg TDS
c. 800mg BD
d. 800mg TDS
Q. Strawberry gingival hyperplasia,oral ulcers
are seen in:
a. Wegener’s granulomatosis
b. Polyarteritis nodosa
c. Henoch–Schonlein purpura
d. Cutaneous small vessel vasculitis
Q. Strawberry gingival hyperplasia,oral ulcers
are seen in:
a. Wegener’s granulomatosis
b. Polyarteritis nodosa
c. Henoch–Schonlein purpura
d. Cutaneous small vessel vasculitis
Q. Which of the following is not true about
Arterial ulcers?
a. They frequently arise in pretibial area, the foot
or the toes.
b. Pain is propotionate to size of ulcer
c. Exudation from these ulcers are minimal
d. When smaller arteries & arterioles are occluded,
the ulcer may have irregular outline
Q. Which of the following is not true about
Arterial ulcers?
a. They frequently arise in pretibial area, the foot
or the toes.
b. Pain is propotionate to size of ulcer
c. Exudation from these ulcers are minimal
d. When smaller arteries & arterioles are occluded,
the ulcer may have irregular outline
 Q. Which of the following is not true about
hypertensive ulcer?

a. Pain is disproportionate to the size of ulcer

b. Ulcers are bilateral
c. Peripheral pulses are absent
d. There is female-to-male predominance
 Q. Which of the following is not true about
hypertensive ulcer?

a. Pain is disproportionate to the size of ulcer

b. Ulcers are bilateral
c. Peripheral pulses are absent
d. There is female-to-male predominance

Peripheral pulses are always present

Q. Multiple tissue-paper scars on the legs occur
typically in:
a. Yaws
b. Tularemia
c. Brucellosis
d. Cat scratch fever
Q. Multiple tissue-paper scars on the legs occur
typically in:
a. Yaws
b. Tularemia
c. Brucellosis
d. Cat scratch fever
Q. Chronic ulcers are ulcers lasting for more
than:
a. 3 weeks
b. 6 weeks
c. 3 months
d. 6 months
Chronic ulcers are ulcers lasting for more than:

a. 3 weeks
b. 6 weeks
c. 3 months
d. 6 months
Q. Which of the following is not true about
thromboangiitis obliterans
a. Ulceration or gangrene develop early
b. Lesions start around sides of nails or tips of
digits
c. Pulses are usually present
d. Red or cyanotic acral colour changes are often
unilateral
Q. Which of the following is not true about
thromboangiitis obliterans
a. Ulceration or gangrene develop early
b. Lesions start around sides of nails or tips of
digits
c. Pulses are usually absent
d. Red or cyanotic acral colour changes are often
unilateral
Q. Common site for Melanoma in women is

a. Upper back
b. Lower extremity
c. Upper extremity
d. Face
Q1. Common site for Melanoma in women is

a. Upper back
b. Lower extremity
c. Upper extremity
d. Face
Q 11 Which of the following regulates smooth
muscle cell migration during angiogenesis
stage of wound healing?
 Ephrin
 Periostin
 Neuropilin
 All of the above
• Which of the following regulates smooth
muscle cell migration during angiogenesis
stage of wound healing?
 Ephrin
 Periostin
 Neuropilin
 All of the above
• Which of the following laminin promotes
endothelial cell attachment,migration and
tubule formation?
 Laminin 2
 Laminin 4
 Laminin 8
 Laminin 10
• Which of the following laminin promotes
endothelial cell attachment,migration and
tubule formation?
 Laminin 2
 Laminin 4
 Laminin 8
 Laminin 10
• Which factor reduces number of blood vessels
at end of provisional matrix phase?
 VEGF
 TGF-α
 TGF-β
 FGF-1
• Which factor reduces number of blood vessels
at end of provisional matrix phase?
 VEGF
 TGF-α
 TGF-β
 FGF-1
• Which of the following stimulates hyaluronan
synthesis?
 FGF-1
 FGF-7
 PDGF
 TGF-β
• Which of the following stimulates hyaluronan
synthesis?
 FGF-1
 FGF-7
 PDGF
 TGF-β
• Which of the following transcription factor is a
potent regulator of keratinocyte proliferation
during wound healing?
 PPAR-β
 C-Myc
 P38 MAP kinase
 All of the above
• Which of the following transcription factor is a
potent regulator of keratinocyte proliferation
during wound healing?
 PPAR-β
 C-Myc
 P38 MAP kinase
 All of the above
• Which of the following is major macrophage
activating cytokine?
 IL-1
 IL-6
 TNF-α
 IFN-γ
• Which of the following is major macrophage
activating cytokine?
 IL-1
 IL-6
 TNF-α
 IFN-γ
• Which of the following is pathognomonic of
Sulzberger-Garbe disease?
a) Gynaecomastia
b) Swelling of endothelial cells of blood vessels
c) Blood eosinophilia
d) Scrotal and penile lesions
• Which of the following is pathognomonic of
Sulzberger-Garbe disease?
a) Gynaecomastia
b) Swelling of endothelial cells of blood vessels
c) Blood eosinophilia
d) Scrotal and penile lesions
 Clinical features of Sulzberger-Garbe
disease
• Penile and scrotal lesions are common, and
are almost pathognomonic.They are also the
most persistent feature. Gynaecomastia is
present in some patients [2], and blood
eosinophilia is frequent.
• Jung’s disease does not include?
a) Pyoderma
b) Chronic eczema
c) Folliculitis
d) Atopy
• Jung’s disease does not include?
a) Pyoderma
b) Chronic eczema
c) Folliculitis
d) Atopy
• A familial immunodeficiency disease
characterized by atopic dermatitis, recurrent
and persistent pyoderma and folliculitis.
 Q 19
• Syndrome of Hewitt and Pelisse is another
name of?.
a) Vulvovaginal–gingival lichen planus
b) Zoon’s vulvitis
c) Chronic vulval purpura
d) Benign vulval aphthae
 Q 19
• Syndrome of Hewitt and Pelisse is another
name of?.
a) Vulvovaginal–gingival lichen planus
b) Zoon’s vulvitis
c) Chronic vulval purpura
d) Benign vulval aphthae
 Q 20
• ‘watering-can penis’ is seen in?
a) Pseudoepitheliomatous micaceous and
keratotic balanitis (PEMKB)
b) Bowens disease of penis
c) Erythroplasia of Queyrat
d) Bowenoid papulosis
 Q 20
• ‘watering-can penis’ is seen in?
a) Pseudoepitheliomatous micaceous and
keratotic balanitis (PEMKB)
b) Bowens disease of penis
c) Erythroplasia of Queyrat
d) Bowenoid papulosis