Q: In the following, which is the most important acquired predisposing factor in genital prolapse?
(a) Injury to the supporting structures during vaginal delivery
(b) Congenital and acquired weakness of the supporting structures of the uterus
(c) Undernutrition
(d) Increased weight of the uterus
Answer: (a) Injury to the supporting structures during vaginal delivery
Q: Degree of uterine prolapse in which the external os descends outside the vaginal opening but the uterine body does not protrude and still remains inside the uterus-
(a) Ist degree
(b) IInd degree
(c) IIIrd degree
(d) IVth degree
Answer: (b) IInd degree
Q: The type of uterine prolapse in which the uterine body protrudes outside the introitus-
(a) Ist degree
(b) IInd degree
(c) IIIrd degree
(d) IVth degree
Answer: (c) IIIrd degree
Q: Clinical manifestations of genital prolapse include-
(a) Dysuria
(b) Backache
(c) Difficulty in passing stool
(d) All
Answer: (d) All
Q: When a female moves about, she feels that something is coming down through the vagina. The female is suffering from-
(a) DUB
(b) Genital prolapse
(c) Recto vaginal fistula
(d) Cervical cancer
Answer: (b) Genital prolapse
Q: In how many cases of total infertility, males are responsible?
(a) 8 – 10% of total cases
(b) 20 – 25% of total cases
(c) 30 – 40% of total cases
(d) 50 – 60% of total cases
Answer: (c) 30 – 40% of total cases
Q: In Kartagener syndrome-
(a) Excessive production of sperms
(b) There is loss of ciliary function and sperm motility
(c) Ability of sperms to penetrate ovum increases
(d) Ability of vaginal canal to receive sperms increases
Answer: (b) There is loss of ciliary function and sperm motility
Q: Congenital factors related to males that are responsible for infertility include-
(a) Undescended testes
(b) Hypospadias
(c) Kartagener syndrome
(d) All
Answer: (d) All
Q: A male with hypospadias is-
(a) Unable to produce sperms
(b) Unable to deposit sperms in the vagina
(c) Unable to pass urine
(d) Unable to deposit sperms deep in the vagina
Answer: (d) Unable to deposit sperms deep in the vagina
Q: The condition that raises the scrotal temperature includes-
(a) Varicocele
(b) Big hydrocele
(c) Filariasis
(d) All
Answer: (d) All
