Reproductive Biology / Medicine / Infertility MCQs – Exercise 17

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Q 1. Pre-eclampsia can be ‘cured’ by

Anti-hypertensives

Diet alone

Diuretics

Decreased fluid intake

Delivery of the baby

Q 2. Tocolytic agent acting as a competitive antagonist for calcium

Magnesiuma sulphate

Indomethacin

Progestrone

Terbutaline

Q 3. In Turner syndrome false statement

Turner syndrome Results from toal loss on one X chromosome in 40% of patients

Patient have normal intelligence

patient associated with autoimmune disorder

Patient should have diagnostic workup which includes thyroid antibodies,IVP,Renal USG,and echocardiography

Q 4. The definitive treatment for pre eclampsia is

Bed rest in the left lateral position

Pregnancy termination

High protein diet

Daily dose of aspirin

Q 5. Risk factor for pre term labour include all except

Multiple gestation

Tobacco use

Decreased amniotic fluid

Excessive amniotic fluid

Q 6. HELLP Syndrome includes all the followings EXCEPT:

Hemolysis.

Increased AST.

Increased platelets.

Increased ALT.

Q 7. Regarding tocolytic agent all true except

Increased ca2+ ion in myometrial cell

↓myosin phosphorylation

↓Prostaglandin synthesis

↓Oxytocin binding to its receptor.

Q 8. Relaxin hormone of pregnancy secreted by

Ovary

Pituitary gland

Fallopian tube

Vagina

Q 9. Regarding abruption placenta true statement include

Bleeding typically is of fetal in origin

size of abruption can be estimated from amount of vaginal bleeding.

thrombin released in response to the rupture can trigger uterine contractions

Fetus is always compromised.

Q 10. Pre-eclampsia. False statement include

is more common in women conceiving after oral contraception compared with women using barrier contraception

is more common in women with a first degree relative who had PET.

regular full blood counts are helpful in monitoring the progress of the condition.

development of abdominal pain is a serious sign.

Q 11. Presence or absence of Y chromosome determine

Genetic sex

Gonadal sex

Ductal sex

Genital sex

Q 12. Most reliable indicator of preeclampsia

Urine calcium

Serum Creatinine ratio

Urine Proteins

Serum Uric Acid

Q 13. Pure gonadal dysgenesis will be diagnosed in the presence of

Bilateral streak gonads

Bilateral dysgenetic gonads

One side streak and other dysgenetic gonads

One side streak and other normal looking gonad

Q 14. In Turner syndrome false statement regarding incidence of risk of cancer include

incidence of risk of cancer of CNS increased

incidence of risk of cancer bladder increased

incidence of risk of cancer endometrium increased

incidence of risk of cancer breast increased

Q 15. Treatment with estrogen therapy in turner syndrome should be started at age between

6—9 years

9—12 years

12—15 years

15—18 years

Q 16. Drugs used to reduce the high blood pressure associated with Pre-eclampsia except

Labetalol

Lisonopril

Hydralazine

Nifedipine

Q 17. overall preeclampsia incidence is

3-5%

7-10%

12-15%

15-20%

Q 18. Final common pathway for preeclampsia is

Endothelial dysfunction and injury

Abnormal placentation

Abnormal immune response

Maternal genetic abnormalities

Q 19. what is the recurrence rate of HELLP syndrome recurrence rate

10 %

16 %

20 %

24 %

Q 20. Not a risk factor for preeclampsia

Primigravid

Diabetes

Hydatidform mole

Advanced maternal age

Q 21. Regarding placenta previa true statement include

Embryo enters uterine cavity earlier than usual and falls lower as it is not ready to implant

Uterus scarred from prior procedure and Embryo cannot implant properly

Tar from cigarette smoking makes the Embryo stickier than usual

Older woman are more likely to have a uterine malformation

Q 22. Which of the following need to be present for women to be diagnosed as having Pre-eclampsia?

Haematuria

Hypotension

Hypertension

Visual Disturbance

Q 23. Not elevated in preeclampsia

Cytokines

Free radicals

Thromboxane

Nitric oxide

Q 24. Menopause before menarche seen in

Turner syndrome

Klinfelter syndrome

XXY syndrome

Multi X females

Q 25. A 17 year girl with amenorrhea,atrophied breast , hypoplastic uterus

Turner syndrome

Gonadal Dysgenesis

Androgen insensitivity syndrome

Klinfelter syndrome

Q 26. In Turner syndrome false statement

edema of hands and feet

XO genotype

Mental retardation common

Streak ovaries

Q 27. Turner syndrome associated autoimmune disorder include

Thyroiditis

Hepatitis

Celiac disease

all true

Q 28. Which one of the following pharmacological agents should not be used in the management of preeclampsia and eclampsia?

magnesium sulfate

Hydralazine hydrochloride

sodium nitroprusside

captopril

Q 29. Mrs. A is 24 years old. She is 36 weeks pregnant and has come to the hospital this morning complaining of severe headache and blurred vision. She has had these symptoms for about 8 hours. Mrs. A attended the antenatal clinic two weeks ago and there were no problems detected at that time. On examination, you find that her diastolic blood pressure is 115 mm Hg and she has proteinuria of 3+. What is Mrs. A probable diagnosis?

Mild pre-eclampsia

Severe pre-eclampsia

Eclampsia

None

Q 30. When screening for Down’s syndrome 3 of the following does the “Combined Test” involve except

Measurement of PAPP-A

Measurement of Unconjugated Estriol (uE3)

Measurement of Nuchal Translucency

Measurement of Free Beta hCG

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