Reproductive Biology / Medicine / Infertility MCQs – Exercise 11

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Q 1. semen specimen for analysis should be examined within how many minutes

30 minutes

60 minutes

90 minutes

120 minutes

Q 2. Investigation of choice in cryptorchidism

USG

CT SCAN

MRI

Testicular venography

Q 3. Most common cause of Incomplete isosexual precocity in girls

Functional ovarian cysts

McCune-Albright syndrome

Granulosa cell tumour

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia

Q 4. What is false about Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome?

It is a congenital disorder.

Incidence is 1 in 4000-5000 female births.

Hormonal profile is deranged in this syndrome

It may be associated with renal anomalies.

Q 5. Frequent use of hot tub found to result in what percentage decrease in sperm motility

Q 6. male on physical examination after birth found to have urethral opening on the ventral surface of the penis for a distance of .3 cm , what is the diagnosis

Epispadias

Hypospadias

Exstrophy

Phimosis

Q 7. Regarding cryptorchidism all true except

Most common genital abnormality in male newborns.

It occurs when the gubernaculums fails to pull testes in the scrotum because of inadequate androgen activity.

Pudendal canal is the most common location of testes with cryptorchidism

If cryptorchidism is diagnosed before the age of 15, a child risk of testicular malignancy without orchipexy or medical management is doubled.

Q 8. Which of the following statements about cryptorchidism is correct?

It involves twisting of the spermatic cord and testis

It is not associated with increased testicular cancer risk

If untreated may cause sterility

Sperm production is abnormal due to the lower abdominal temperature

Q 9. Congenital defects of vas deferens and seminal vesicle can occur in

Man whose mother received DES during pregnancy

Cystic fibrosis

both

none

Q 10. All are causes of precocious puberty in girls except

McCune Albright syndrome

Hypothalamic hamartoma

Granulosa theca cell tumour

Congenital 21 hydroxylase Deficiency .

Q 11. When a uterine anomaly discovered system that should be evaluated for related anomaly

Gastrointestinal

Immunological

Urinary

Neurological

Q 12. Hypospodias is result of

Inherited gene mutation of the CFTR.

AMH defects that prevent closure of the urogenital sinus.

Failure of complete ventral closure of the urethral groove.

Inadequate development of wolffian duct.

Q 13. False regarding patient with 5 α reductase deficiency.

X linked recessive inheritance

Masculanization of phenotypically appearing females occurs at puberty.

Hypospodias may be present

An elevated serum testosterone: dihydrotestosterone level is present.

Q 14. complete or true sexual precocity causes include all except

Tuberous sclerosis

Kallman syndrome

CNS neoplasms

Primary hypothyroidism

Q 15. Oligospermia has been found in more than 50% cases in bilateral cryptorchidism and in unilateral cryptorchidism Oligospermia has been found in what percentage

Q 16. Wilms tumour association all true except

Hypospadias

Sotos syndrome

Bloom syndrome

Hurler syndrome

Q 17. A 16 year old girl present with amenorrhea with appropriate breast development but scant pubic and axillary hair. Pelvic examination shows a shortened vagina with no cervix. Diagnosis?

Complete androgen insensitivity syndrome.

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia.

5 α reductase deficiency.

AMH deficiency

Q 18. Least common type of uterine anomaly in patients with recurrent pregnancy loss :

Unicornuate

Arcuate

Septate

Bicornuate

Q 19. Regarding (CAH) congenital adrenal hyperplasia true statement include

Inadequate steroid feedback to the hypothalamic-pituitary-axis results in increased ACTH secretion that stimulates excess adrenal steroid production prior to the site blocked by the specific enzyme deficiency

Male infants with CAH have a higher risk of testicular malignancy

Karyotypic females often have absent uteri and vaginas due to increased circulating MIS.

First line treatment of females virilized by CAH is removal of the adrenal gland

Q 20. Biparietal diameter can be assessed during pregnancy beginning at which weeks of gestation

Q 21. Nuchal translucency assessed in which of the following trimester

Earl first

Late first

Second

Third

Q 22. false regarding contrasexual precocious puberty

Most common cause in boys estrogen secreting adrenal tumour.

Mild 21-hydroxylase deficiency may manifest as late virililization, PCOD or postpubertal oligmenorrhoea

Deficiency in 21 hydroxylase commonly results in virilizing precocious puberty in males.

Peutz-Jeghers syndrome in males may manifest as feminizing precocious puberty.

Q 23. All cause true precocious puberty except-

Hydrocephalus.

Porencephaly.

Hypothyroidism.

McCune Albright syndrome

Q 24. All are causes of precocious puberty except

Craniopharyngioma

Head injury

McCune Albright syndrome

Hypaerthyroidism

Q 25. Presence of SRY in an infant with Turner syndrome will result in

Presence of uterus and cervix with female appearing external genitalia.

Ambuguous genitalia and gynaecomastia

Rudimentary testis with female appearing external genitalia

Fused labia with enlarged phallus.

Q 26. causes of true central precocious puberty occur due to

Prolactinoma

Hypothalamic hamartoma

McCune Albright syndrome

Adrenal adenoma

Q 27. Pubarche and thelarche at age six in a female as a result of an adrenal tumour is

complete or true sexual precocity

Incomplete or peripheral sexual precocity

Hetrosexual precocity

Iatrogenic precocity

Q 28. Normal semen fructose concentration ranges from 120 to

200 mg/dl

250 mg/dl

350 mg/dl

450 mg/dl

Q 29. DES has been associated with all except

Infertility

Recurrent pregnancy loss

Hemi uterus

Malignancy arising from vaginal adenosis

Q 30. Fetal cardiac activity detected earliest by which of the following

Five and haif weeks by TVS

Six and haif weeks by TAS

Six and haif weeks by TVS

Seven and haif weeks by TAS

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