Reproductive Biology / Medicine / Infertility MCQs – Exercise 9

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Instruction for REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY/ REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE / INFERTILITY MCQs:

1- This online MCQ practice test paper contains 30 questions.
2- Each question in this online practice test paper have four options and only 1 option is correct.
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Q 1. maternal circulating blood volume increased during pregnancy by what percentage

10%

40%

80%

Q 2. Hot flushes occur in what parcent of peri and early postmenopausal women

25%

50%

75%

100%

Q 3. Age of menopause affected by all except

Maternal menopause age

Smoking

Age at time of menarche

Exposure to chemotherapeutic agents

Q 4. maternal changes in kidney during pregnancy include

decrease in urine flow through the collecting system

decrease in glomerular filtration rate

decrease in creatinine clearance

decrease in size

Q 5. protein percentage in human milk

10%

Q 6. hormone suppressing lactation effectively include

Prolactin

Oestogen

Growth Hormone

Insulin

Q 7. during pregnancy all true except

Tidal volume increased

Vital capacity unchanged

Residual volume increased

Respiratory rate unchanged

Q 8. HRT in postmenopausal woman is associated with increase in all except

Heart disease

Breast cancer

Pulmonary emboli

Colon cancer

Q 9. Major androgen precursor for placental estrogen production

DHEA-S

Progesterone

pro-opiomelanocortin

17 α hydroxylase

Q 10. tissue supplying progesterone during pregnancy until placental production alone is Sufficient includes

placent at implanted site

fetal ovary

luteal tissue of ovary

none

Q 11. Method of contraception with lowest to highest failure rate

Tubal ligation=IUCD

Q 12. matertnal physiological adaptations to pregnancy include all except

vasodilatation

increased tidal volume

decreased in glomerular filtration rate

increased mineral absorption in gastrointestinal tract.

Q 13. maternal changes in kidney during pregnancy include detection of glucose in urine in About what parcentage

15%

25%

30%

Q 14. Intrauterine fetal transfusion most commonly involves tansfusion of

O negative blood with PCV 80%

O positive blood with PCV 80%

O negative blood with PCV 60%

O positive blood with PCV 60%

Q 15. Hct value of transfused blood during intrauterine fetal transfusion

40%

50%

60%

80%

Q 16. which estrogen is primarily produced by the placenta

oestrone

oestradiol

oestriol

aromatase

Q 17. Concentrations of PGs in maternal plasma are deccreased

Oxytocin release from the posterior pituitary

G protein activation on myometrial cells via oxytocin receptors

myometrial cells contractions due to decrease in intracellular calcium

Prostaglandin synthesis by the decidua

Q 18. Regarding prostaglandin activity in labor false statement include

Concentrations of PGs in amniotic fluid are increased

PGs can induce cervical ripening

PGs increase myometrial sensitivity to oxytocin.

Concentrations of PGs in maternal plasma are deccreased

Q 19. regarding changes in pregnancy all true except

zona fasciculata of maternal adrenal gland increases in size

cortisol binding globulin product ion increases.

level of free cortisol decreases

plasma aldosterone level increases

Q 20. uterus maintained in state of quiescence (phase 0) by inhibitors during labor include

PTHrP

Calcitonin gene related peptide

Adrenomodulin

All

Q 21. Physiological changes which commonly occurs during menopause include all of the following except

Increased FSH

Increased PGs

Increased Oestradiol

Increased dopamine

Q 22. During (phase 2) state of stimulation uterus underwent stimulus through

Oxytocin

PGE2

PGF2α

All

Q 23. Average human gestation period lasts

240 days after the beginning of the last menstrual period.

260 days after the beginning of the last menstrual period.

270 days after the beginning of the last menstrual period.

280 days after the beginning of the last menstrual period.

Q 24. Patient with delivery complicated by postpartum hemorrhage complain that she is unable to feed her child,cause include

pituitary gland failure

mammary glsand necros

rapid increase in estrogen production after delivery

rise in corticotrophin releasing hormone.

Q 25. Hormone causing delayed gastric and gall bladder emptying during pregnancy include

hPL

Progesterone

Oestrogens

Parathyroid hormones

Q 26. Trancellular pathways required for appropriate milk formation include all of the following except:

Secretion of monovalent cations

Receptor mediated transport of immunoglobulin

Synthesis and transport of milk lipids

Endocytosis of secretory vesicles containing milk proteins, minerals and lactose.

Q 27. According to the text, what makes a contraceptive technique the best method for a person?

cost, both immediate and long-term

aesthetics

popular opinion regarding frequency of use

likelihood of consistent use

Q 28. Human mammary gland is derived from

Endoderm

Mesoderm

Ectoderm

Plyoderm

Q 29. Crown rump length most accurately can be measured between

7-10 weeks

10-13 weeks

13-16 weeks

16-19 weeks

Q 30. Milk secreted at birth due to withdrawal of estrogen called as

witch milk

none

milk

other

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