REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY/ REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE / INFERTILITY MCQs – MCQs 28

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Q 1. medical manipulations causing pleural effusion includes

endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy

radiation therapy

intra vascular insertion of central lines

all of the above

Q 2. malignant mesothelioma includes all except

selective involvement of parietal pleura is typical

circumferential pleural thickening is typical

it is a cause of hypertrophic osteoarthropathy

pleural effusions are common

Q 3. Regarding Pneumothorax

Women have higher incidence of primary spontaneous Pneumothorax

Traumatic pneumothorax occurs in 15-20% of patients sustaining blunt chest trauma

Expiration chest films significantly increase detection of clinically relevant pneumothorax

Recurrence after first primary or secondary pneumothorax is 30%

Q 4. in pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis all are true except

mediastinal ganglia are enlarged

apical sparing is seen

cysts are seen in 100% cases

size of the cyst decreases during expiration

Q 5. pleural effusion in pancreatitis include all except

seen both in acute and chronic pancreatitis

presence of effusion indicates severe disease

bilateral in 15% cases

effusion is serous and clear

Q 6. hemithorax is diagnosed when hematocrit of pleural fluid is how much of the peripheral blood hematocrit

>25%

>35%

>50%

>75%

Q 7. tuberculous pleural effusions are due to

hematogenous spread of tubercular bacilli

contagious spread of tubercular bacilli

hypersensitivity reaction to tuberculous protein in pleural space

all of the above

Q 8. tubercular pleural effusion includes all except

contains predominantly small lymphocytes

adenosine deaminase level >40 IU/L

interferon gamma level >140 pg/mL

recommended treatment of pleural and pulmonary tuberculosis is not identical

Q 9. Regarding a spontaneous pneumothorax, which statement is FALSE?

Lateral decubitus CXR is as sensitive as CT chest for diagnosis of PTX

Inspiration and expiration CXRs markedly increase the sensitivity of plain films in the detection of small PTX

The likelihood of re-expansion pulmonary oedema increases with the length of time a lung has been collapsed

A visible rim of 2cm on an erect adult CXR roughly corresponds to 50% PTX

Q 10. Which of the following is MOST helpful in the diagnosis of a tension pneumothorax?

Chest radiograph showing mediastinal shift

Tracheal deviation toward the affected side

Bradycardia

Distended neck veins

Q 11. pleural effusion occurring within first weeks following CABG is

right sided

left sided

bilateral

any of the above

Q 12. treatment of choice for most hemothorax is

tube thoracostomy with chest tube drainage

pleurodesis

thoracotomy

blood transfusion

Q 13. which WBC predominates in drug induced pleural effusion

neutrophil

lymphocyte

monocyte

eosinophil

Q 14. In Tension Pneumothorax, there is

Chest wall expansion

Increased compliance of lung

Decreased surfactant

Negative intrapleural pressure

Q 15. most common cause of chylothorax is

malignancy

trauma

developmental anomaly

necrotizing infection

Q 16. true regarding AIDS and pleural effusion

pleural effusions are uncommon

most common cause is Kaposi`s sarcoma

pleural effusions very uncommon with P.carinii infection

all of the above

Q 17. pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis include all except

restrictive ventilatory defect

bilateral thin walled cavities in CT scan

spontaneous remission in 1/3 cases

diffuse bilateral shadowing

Q 18. signs and symptoms of a tension pneumothorax include all of the following except:

tracheal deviation

cyanosis

muffled heart tones.

significant dyspnea

Q 19. Which is FALSE in regard to spontaneous pneumothorax

most common in men between 20–40 years of age

If tension is present, the trachea is deviated to the side of the collapsed lung

women can have recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax during menses

smokers are at increased risk

Q 20. in chylothorax, thoracocentesis reveals milky fluid and biochemical analysis characteristic include

LDL>120 mg/dl

TG>110 mg/dL

HDL<40 mg/dl

total cholesterol >300 mg/dl

Q 21. features of pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis include all except

asthma

emphysema

recurrent pneumothorax

chylous pleural effusion

Q 22. drug causing pleural effusion includes all except

nitrofurantoin, bromocriptine

dantrolene , procarbazine

chloroquine , cephalosporins

methysergide , amiodarone

Q 23. pleural effusion in chronic pancreatitis includes all except

chest symptoms predominate than abdominal symptoma

fluid tracks through esophageal hiatus to reach the left pleural cavity in chronic pancreatitis

pleural amylase is elevated less than serum amylase

indicates rupture of pancreatic duct

Q 24. most hemothoraces are the result of

trauma

rupture of blood vessel

tumor

tuberculosis

Q 25. pneumothorax include all except

spontaneous pneumothorax occurs without antecedent trauma to thorax

primary spontaneous pneumothorax occurs in the absence of underlying lung disease

secondary spontaneous pneumothorax occurs in presence of underlying lung disease

in tension pneumothorax pressure in pleural space is positive at the end of inspiration

Q 26. malignant mesothelioma includes

peritoneal involvement is stage IV

asbestos bodies are present in the sputum

no mediastinal lymphadenopathy

invasion of chest wall is stage IV

Q 27. bilateral malignant pleural effusion usually seen in

Ca breast

Ca lung

mesothelioma

lymphoma

Q 28. pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis characteristic pathological lesion is

proliferation of lung lymphatic vessels

proliferation of atypical pulmonary interstitial smooth muscle

proliferation of surfactant producing alveolar cells

all of the above

Q 29. treatment of choice for most chylothoraces is

tube thoracostomy with chest tube drainage

pleurodesis

implantation of a pleuroperitoneal shunt

ligation of thoracic duct

Q 30. which treatment modality have beneficial role in pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis

oopherectomy

progesterone

tamoxifen

all of the above

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