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pass07
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:48 pm Post subject: doubtful mcq's |
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1 recognised association of eclampsia:
a renal cortical necrosis.
b subdural hematoma?
2 in multiple preg, presence of two separate placentas is diagnostic of diazygotic twins? true? then what about dichorionic, diamniotic monozygotic twins?
3 recognized cause of persistent OP include,
ut fibroid
cog ut abnormalities
4 increased risk of cord prolapse, with use of kielland?
5 in management of hypovolumic shock, there is no danger of pulmonary oedema while CVP in normal?
6ambiguous genitalia cause: severe hypospadias?
7 precocious puberty when idiopathic, maybe treated with cyproterone acetate?
8 In objectively measured idiopathic Heavy Menstrual bleeding, more than 90% are ovulating normally?
9 oilbased creams & gels adversely affect male condom efficacy?
10 most diaphragms are impregnated with nonoxynol 9?
11 laproscopic clip sterlization, failure rate of 0.2%
12 reversible oligozoospemia: sulphasalazine?
asthenospermia: kartagener syndrome?
13 in endometriosis, local lymphocyte b cell activity is increased?
14side effect of danazol: galactorrhea?
15recognized cause of PMB: prolapsed urethral mucosa?
subserous fibroid?
preinvasive ca cervix
16 pudendal nr dmage can lead to prolapse?
17 association b/t crohn's dis: right hydronephrosis?
vaginal petechiae: aplastic anemia?
18 AFP increased in dysgerminoma?
19 stage III of ca cervix, bld urea likely to be normal?
20 smear- mod to severe dyskaryosis, colposcopy normal,
a knife conization?
b Rp smear in 3 months? |
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pass07
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:38 pm Post subject: |
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pass07
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 6:55 pm Post subject: |
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recognised association of eclampsia:
a renal cortical necrosis. true?
b subdural hematoma? true?
2 in multiple preg, presence of two separate placentas is diagnostic of diazygotic twins? true? then what about dichorionic, diamniotic monozygotic twins?
3 recognized cause of persistent OP include,
ut fibroid fasle
cog ut abnormalities false?
4 increased risk of cord prolapse, with use of kielland? false
5 in management of hypovolumic shock, there is no danger of pulmonary oedema while CVP in normal? true? |
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EMAK Century Club
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 6:59 pm Post subject: |
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1 recognised association of eclampsia:
a renal cortical necrosis. ...TRUE
b subdural hematoma? .....TRUE/THROMBOCYTOPENIA
2 in multiple preg, presence of two separate placentas is diagnostic of diazygotic twins? true? then what about dichorionic, diamniotic monozygotic twins?..FALSE
3 recognized cause of persistent OP include,
ut fibroid .TRUE
cog ut abnormalities ...TRUE
4 increased risk of cord prolapse, with use of kielland? ....FALSE
5 in management of hypovolumic shock, there is no danger of pulmonary oedema while CVP in normal? ......FALSE
6ambiguous genitalia cause: severe hypospadias?..TRUE
7 precocious puberty when idiopathic, maybe treated with cyproterone acetate? .....tRUE
8 In objectively measured idiopathic Heavy Menstrual bleeding, more than 90% are ovulating normally?...TRUE
9 oilbased creams & gels adversely affect male condom efficacy? ..TRUE
10 most diaphragms are impregnated with nonoxynol 9? I THINK FALSE
11 laproscopic clip sterlization, failure rate of 0.2% ..NOT SURE BUT THINK TRUE
12 reversible oligozoospemia: sulphasalazine? ..TRUE
asthenospermia: kartagener syndrome?..TRUE
13 in endometriosis, local lymphocyte b cell activity is increased? ..
14side effect of danazol: galactorrhea?.FALSE
15recognized cause of PMB: prolapsed urethral mucosa? TRUE/FALSE+/-
subserous fibroid?FALSE
preinvasive ca cervix ..FALSE
16 pudendal nr dmage can lead to prolapse? TRUE
17 association b/t crohn's dis: right hydronephrosis?TRUE
vaginal petechiae: aplastic anemia?..
18 AFP increased in dysgerminoma? ..NOT SURE, FALSE MAY BE
19 stage III of ca cervix, bld urea likely to be normal? FALSE
20 smear- mod to severe dyskaryosis, colposcopy normal,
a knife conization?FALSE
b Rp smear in 3 months?TRUE i THINK
kEEP DOING WELL PASS 07....  |
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pass07
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 7:08 pm Post subject: |
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ambiguous genitalia cause: severe hypospadias TRUE
why?
in management of hypovolumic shock, there is no danger of pulmonary oedema while CVP in normal? ......FALSE
why
laproscopic clip sterlization, failure rate of 0.2%
i think it's true.
association b/t crohn's dis: right hydronephrosis?TRUE
does it?
thanks anyway.. |
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pass07
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 7:09 pm Post subject: |
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nice way of learning.... makes it so much more interesting....
and easier  |
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rpwalavalkar Teale Fenning Administrator
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:48 pm Post subject: doubtful mcq's
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1 recognised association of eclampsia:
a renal cortical necrosis. TRUE
presumed initiating factor is intense vasospasm of the small vessels. If this vasospasm is brief and vascular flow is reestablished, acute tubular necrosis results. More prolonged vasospasm can cause necrosis and thrombosis of the distal arterioles and glomeruli, and renal cortical necrosis ensues.
b subdural hematoma TRUE
hypertensive damage to blood vessel walls
2 in multiple preg, presence of two separate placentas is diagnostic of diazygotic twins? FALSE
3 recognized cause of persistent OP include,
ut fibroid TRUE
fibroid acts as a space occupying lesion and hence may not allow the vertex to rotate to an OA. but if it is a large fibroid-- high head/non engagement of head, breech, oblique and sometimes even transverse lie may occur
cog ut abnormalities FALSE
i'll say breech or transverse are more common in presence of ut anomalies. it it were a bony pelvis problem i.e android pelvis, i would have gone with persistant OP
4 increased risk of cord prolapse, with use of kielland? TRUE
when you disimpack the vertex before rotation, there is enough space for the cord to slip out. _________________ Dr Miss. Raj Walavalkar MBBS MRCOG
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vani s Century Club
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 1:11 pm Post subject: |
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hey, anybody?
ambiguous genitalia cause: severe hypospadias TRUE
why?
in management of hypovolumic shock, there is no danger of pulmonary oedema while CVP in normal? ......FALSE
why |
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vani s Century Club
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 1:12 pm Post subject: |
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| clip failure rate is true.. 0.2% |
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Nick Raine-Fenning Course Director
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| Closing this thread for the same reasons given here. |
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