GMDC OBS MOCK 1 MCQ 173 ALL THE BEST THANK YOU AND HOPE IT WAS A GOOD ASSESSMENT FOR YOU. KINDLY PROCEED TO PART 2 Quiz 1 / 20 Madam AB, Para 2 with 1 previous CS presents with lower abdominal pain. Examination reveals lower abdominal tenderness and foetal tachycardia. Which of these is the most likely diagnosis? Uterine hyper stimulation Abruptio placentae None of the above Uterine rupture UTI 2 / 20 In Anaemia in pregnancy Serum Ferritin is increased Serum folate is a more sensitive indicator of folate deficiency Normal MCV excludes Folate deficiency MCV is the most sensitive indicator of Iron deficiency Anaemia 3 / 20 Hyperprolactinemia can be treated with the following Bromocriptine none of the above Cabergoline All the above Quinagolide 4 / 20 Which of the following does not cause primary amenorrhea? Low vaginal atresia Hyperthyriodism Turner's Syndrome Craniopharyngioma Ovarian Granulosa Cell Tumor 5 / 20 Secondary Dysmenorrhea is due to High levels of Oestrogen Excessive PGF2a activity High levels of Progesterone History of Pelvic pathology 6 / 20 What is unlikely to happen in a foetus delivered by CS respiratory distress none of the above breastfeeding problems poor maternal bonding iatrogenic prematurity 7 / 20 The following are recurrent indications for performing caesarean section Obstructive tumour in the pelvis Previous cephalopelvic disproportion Previous myomectomy All of the above Major degree placenta previa 8 / 20 Hyperprolactinemia is associated with following except Posterior pituitary adenoma Secondary amenorrhoea Vaginal intercourse Osteoporosis Lactation 9 / 20 Luteinizing hormone (LH) Surge occurs after ovulation Is a glycoprotein Is plasma protein bound Has a beta subunit identical to that of FSH Has three subunits 10 / 20 The following are less common after vaginal delivery Rate of pelvic organ prolapse Risk of placenta praevia Post-natal depression Rate of urinary incontinence Sub fertility 11 / 20 Causes of fetal tachycardia includes the following except: Cord prolapse Chorioamnionitis Fetal tchyarrythmia Hyperthyriodisom 12 / 20 In the investigation of a suspected ectopic pregnancy patient will be anaemic a vaginal USG scan is useful the diagnosis is usually obvious after the history laparoscopy is always necessary serum beta hCG estimation is of limited value 13 / 20 Which of the following are not important factors affecting dizygotic twinning? Ovulation induction Increasing maternal age Smoking In vitro ferilization Genetics factors 14 / 20 Which of the following is not a feature of Ovarian the coma Are benign tumors Associated with endometrial hyperplasia Are functional ovarian tumours Are usually bilateral 15 / 20 Bleeding in early pregnancy could be caused by all except, Hydatidiform mole Invasive carcinoma of the cervix Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Low lying placenta An ectopic pregnancy 16 / 20 Clue cells are diagnostic of Trichomonas G. vaginalis Neisseria gonorrhea Herpes 17 / 20 The pudendal nerve leaves the pelvis through the lesser sciatic foramen supplies branches to the internal anal sphincter supplies the superficial and deep perineal muscles gives off the inferior rectal nerve lies in the lateral wall of the ischiorectal fossa. 18 / 20 The overall risk of developing ectopic pregnancy is increased in patients who have had the following, except Bilateral tubal ligation Tubal surgery for infertility Pelvic surgery Pelvic infection A previous ectopic 19 / 20 Regarding semen collection for semen analysis It reaches the lab within 10hours It should always be collected at night None of the above The semen should be collected into a condom The male partner should abstain from sex 2-5 days before the collection 20 / 20 Transport of glucose across the placenta is by Facilitated diffusion Active transport Simple diffusion Endocytosis Osmosis Your score is Send feedback