Reproductive Biology / Medicine / Infertility MCQs – Exercise 7

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Instruction for REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY/ REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE / INFERTILITY MCQs:

1- This online MCQ practice test paper contains 30 questions.
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Q 1. The adrenal gland produces all except

DHEA

DHT

DHEA-S

Androstendione

Q 2. oogonia begin meiosis in the female?

at puberty

monthly during menstruation

at age 20

toward the end of gestation of the female fetus

Q 3. Male secondary structures include all except

hair growth

acne

deep voice

increase fat in buttocks

Q 4. During performing abdominal hysterectomy while transecting cardinal ligaments bilaterally structure that lie in close proximity shoul be preserved include

uterosacral ligaments

Broad ligaments

Ureters

Uterine arteries

Q 5. Typical order of physical and physiological changes of puberty in females include

menarchethelarcheadrenarchepeak growth velocity

thelarcheadrenarchepeak growth velocitymenarche

adrenarchepeak growth velocitymenarche thelarche

peak growth velocitymenarche thelarcheadrenarche

Q 6. Along with maturation of hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis factor related to onset of Menarche include

Testosterone

prolactin

body fat

oxytocin

Q 7. reproductive organ(s) of the female secretes fluid for vaginal lubrication during coitus include

uterine tubes

labia majora

vestibular glands

pudendal cleft

Q 8. During follicular phase, the dominant follicle arises in response to

FSH

HCG

Androgens

Matrix-degrading proteases

Q 9. In patient of PID infection gained access to her abdominal cavity through the following Order of anatomical connections.

vagina-cervix uterusfallopian tube

vagina- uterus cervix fallopian tube

cervix vagina- uterusfallopaian tube

cervix uterusvagina- fallopaian tube

Q 10. myometrium true include all except

Composed of smooth muscles

Myocytes attached by gap junction

Enlarge via hypertrophy and recruitment of new myocytes

produces progesterone

Q 11. greatest number of oocytes are found in the ovary at

Birth

Puberty

Menopause

During ovulation

Q 12. Which of the following is not a steroid

17 α-hydroxyprogesterone

estrone

relaxin

pregnenolone

Q 13. correct order of events during menstrual cycle

FSH riseovulation LH surge  Luteal phase menstruation

menstruation  FSH riseovulation LH surge  Luteal phase

menstruation  FSH rise LH surge ovulation  Luteal phase

menstruation  FSH rise LH surge Luteal phase ovulation

Q 14. A patient underwent bilateral tubal ligation in the procedure middle portion of her both Fallopian tubes were removed. Function of fallopian tube not distrupted by the procedure Include

egg transport

sperm transport

embryo transport

intratubal ciliary motion

Q 15. Which hormones initiate the growth of pubic and axillary hairs

ACTH

FSH and LH

IGF-1

DHEA and DHEA-S

Q 16. following statements concern the uterine tubes that is true

Infubdibulum is not actually attached to the ovary and can allow pathogens to enter the abdominal cavity

The fimbriae do not beat in a wave-like fashion but instead are stationary

outer serous layer of the uterine tube is part of the parietal peritoneum

The internal mucosa that lines the lumen is made up of squamous epithelium

Q 17. First visible sign of male puberty

Pubic hair

Facial hair

Enlargement of testes

Lengthening of the penis

Q 18. Decidual cells are found in

uterus

prostate

placenta

anterior pitutary

Q 19. Seminiferous tubules full development and function require

somatostatin

Oxytocin

Androgens and FSH

Q 20. regarding puberty all false except

male taller than female because growth spurt in boys earlier than girls.

estrogens involved in keratinization of the vaginal mucosa at puberty.

adreenarche always precedes thelarche

Tanner staging is for grading puberty in male only.

Q 21. hormone initiating spermatogenesis includes

FSH

DHEAS

Testosterone

Q 22. During laproscopy in young female cyst found on ovary described as blister is consistent with

cancer

corpus luteum

impending ovulation

ectopic pregnancy

Q 23. Structure seen at vestibular region except

Bartholins duct

Bartholins gland

vaginal introtius

urethra

Q 24. Correct statement include

Males have all their germ cells present at time of birth.

DHT is major regulator of LH secretion in the male.

Testosterone decreases the frequency of GnRH pulses in the hypothalamus.

Testosterone inhibits FSH release but not LH release, through hypothalamic-piutary feedback mechanism

Q 25. Castration cells are found in

uterus

prostate

placenta

anterior pitutary

Q 26. Correct progression of endometrium through the menstrual cycle include

Proliferative phase-Ovulatory phasesecretory phasedecasualizationmenstruation

menstruationsecretory phaseProliferative phaseOvulatory phasedecidualization

Proliferative phasesecretory phaseOvulatory phasedecidualizationmenstruation

Proliferative phase-vulatory phase decidualizationmenstruationsecretory phase

Q 27. Internal iliac artery branches supply blood to all except

Vulva

ovaries

Uterus

Cervix

Q 28. Hormone normally mediated by IGF-1 is responsible for maximum linear bone growth During puberty

Growth hormone

Oestrogen

Testosterone

Inhibin

Q 29. Testicular growth is likely to be the result of all except

Increased mass of seminiferous tubules

Initiation of spermatogenesis

Decreased MIS

Leyding cell stimulation

Q 30. Erection occurs after activation of

Parasympathetic nervous system

Sympathetic nervous system

Norepinephrine release

Serotonin

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