The document appears to be a collection of multiple choice questions about female and male reproductive anatomy and physiology. There are 58 questions in total, covering topics like the structure and function of ovaries, follicular development, placenta, mammary glands, testes, spermatogenesis, and the changes that occur during sperm maturation. The questions test knowledge about the key cell types, organs, and processes involved in human reproduction.
Embryology is literally “the study of the
embryo”. More generally it refers to
“the study of prenatal development”
Defination:
‘’The study of the process of growth and differentiation of the embryo, starting from fertilization of an ovum and progressing to a fully formed individual animal.’’
Although a mammalian body is made up of an array of organ system, tissues and individual cells which function in a highly coordinated manner but they are all derived from a single cell, fertilized ovum.
Ontogeny : stages of development of an individual
Teratology : study of abnormal development (congenital malformations)
Developmental Stages Of Embryo:
Fertilization
Cleavage
Gastrulation
Organogenesis
Maturation
CELL CYCLE
Cells associated with formation and regeneration are somatic cells and they divide through mitosis.
Cells associated with reproduction are known as germ cells including male female gametes, they divide through meiosis.
Somatic cells undergo a series of molecular and morphological changes as part of the cell cycle. The changes occur in four phases G1, S, G2, and M and also a quiescent Go phase.
G1 and G2 phase are known as resting phases. The cells are metabolically active fulfilling its requirements for the next phase of cycle.
In S phase DNA synthesis occurs before chromosomal replication.
Collectively G1,S and G2 phase form the interphase which is the preparatory phase before mitotic phase.
Certain fully differentiated cells such as neurons do not divide further and enter Go phase.
PHASES OF MITOSIS
PROPHASE: in this phase the chromatin material begins to condense in the form of chromosomes and the centrioles begin to form spindle fibers or asters.
METAPHASE: in this phase nuclear envelop breaks and microtubules developed from spindle fibers bind to kinetochore of chromatids and arrange them in middle region forming a metaphase plate.
ANAPHASE: in this phase kinetochore microtubules constrict seperating the conjoined chromatids and movig them to opposite poles.
TELOPHASE: the two groups of identical chromosomes on opposite poles de-condense and a nuclear envelope forms around both of them and it marks end of mitosis.
This can be very useful in Anatomy and physiology coursework as well as for students who are preparing for their examinations at the college introductory level.
Embryology Course I - Introduction, Gametogenesis, ImplantationRawa Muhsin
This is is the first session of a basic human embryology course, and it discusses:
1. Gametogenesis (both spermato- and oo-genesis)
2. Fertilization
3. Implantation of the zygote in the uterine wall
Embryology is literally “the study of the
embryo”. More generally it refers to
“the study of prenatal development”
Defination:
‘’The study of the process of growth and differentiation of the embryo, starting from fertilization of an ovum and progressing to a fully formed individual animal.’’
Although a mammalian body is made up of an array of organ system, tissues and individual cells which function in a highly coordinated manner but they are all derived from a single cell, fertilized ovum.
Ontogeny : stages of development of an individual
Teratology : study of abnormal development (congenital malformations)
Developmental Stages Of Embryo:
Fertilization
Cleavage
Gastrulation
Organogenesis
Maturation
CELL CYCLE
Cells associated with formation and regeneration are somatic cells and they divide through mitosis.
Cells associated with reproduction are known as germ cells including male female gametes, they divide through meiosis.
Somatic cells undergo a series of molecular and morphological changes as part of the cell cycle. The changes occur in four phases G1, S, G2, and M and also a quiescent Go phase.
G1 and G2 phase are known as resting phases. The cells are metabolically active fulfilling its requirements for the next phase of cycle.
In S phase DNA synthesis occurs before chromosomal replication.
Collectively G1,S and G2 phase form the interphase which is the preparatory phase before mitotic phase.
Certain fully differentiated cells such as neurons do not divide further and enter Go phase.
PHASES OF MITOSIS
PROPHASE: in this phase the chromatin material begins to condense in the form of chromosomes and the centrioles begin to form spindle fibers or asters.
METAPHASE: in this phase nuclear envelop breaks and microtubules developed from spindle fibers bind to kinetochore of chromatids and arrange them in middle region forming a metaphase plate.
ANAPHASE: in this phase kinetochore microtubules constrict seperating the conjoined chromatids and movig them to opposite poles.
TELOPHASE: the two groups of identical chromosomes on opposite poles de-condense and a nuclear envelope forms around both of them and it marks end of mitosis.
This can be very useful in Anatomy and physiology coursework as well as for students who are preparing for their examinations at the college introductory level.
Embryology Course I - Introduction, Gametogenesis, ImplantationRawa Muhsin
This is is the first session of a basic human embryology course, and it discusses:
1. Gametogenesis (both spermato- and oo-genesis)
2. Fertilization
3. Implantation of the zygote in the uterine wall
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusio.pdfAASHIRWADCRAFTS
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusion across the
body surface?
a) Both an earthworm and a clam
b) an earthworm
c) a beetle
d) a clam
e) a chiton
2) Trematodes lack dedicated circulatory systems because _____.
a) their body cavity, a pseudocoelom, carries out these functions
b) they have an extensive body surface that is kept moist.
c) none of their cells are far removed from the gastrovascular cavity or from the external
environment
d) they lack mesoderm as embryos and, therefore, lack the adult tissues derived from
mesoderm
3) All of the following might have been observed in the most recent common ancestor of
Chondrichthyans and Actinopterygiii, except...
a) scales
b) a mineralized skeleton
c) gills
d) a swim bladder
4) How are urochordates and cephalochordates similar?
a) Both have motile larvae that become sessile adults.
b) Both have a heart with two chambers.
c) Both have an endoskeleton of either bone or cartilage.
d) Both have adults that are suspension feeders.
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic egg?
a) Tetrapods could lay their eggs in a variety of terrestrial locations.
b) Tetrapods can grow much larger.
c) Newborns are much less dependent on their parents.
d) Embryos are protected from predators.
6) Which of the following are the most abundant and diverse of the extant vertebrates?
a) Birds
b) Amphibians
c) Mammals
d) Ray-finned fishes
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusion across the body
surface?
a) Both an earthworm and a clam
b) an earthworm
c) a beetle
d) a clam
e) a chiton
2) Trematodes lack dedicated circulatory systems because _____.
a) their body cavity, a pseudocoelom, carries out these functions
b) they have an extensive body surface that is kept moist.
c) none of their cells are far removed from the gastrovascular cavity or from the external
environment
d) they lack mesoderm as embryos and, therefore, lack the adult tissues derived from mesoderm
3) All of the following might have been observed in the most recent common ancestor of
Chondrichthyans and Actinopterygiii, except...
a) scales
b) a mineralized skeleton
c) gills
d) a swim bladder
4) How are urochordates and cephalochordates similar?
a) Both have motile larvae that become sessile adults.
b) Both have a heart with two chambers.
c) Both have an endoskeleton of either bone or cartilage.
d) Both have adults that are suspension feeders.
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic egg?
a) Tetrapods could lay their eggs in a variety of terrestrial locations.
b) Tetrapods can grow much larger.
c) Newborns are much less dependent on their parents.
d) Embryos are protected from predators.
6) Which of the following are the most abundant and diverse of the extant vertebrates?
a) Birds
b) Amphibians
c) Mammals
d) Ray-finned fishes
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic.
21- What are arbuscles- a- sexual structures of basidiomycetes b- sexu.pdf7n7shop
21. What are arbuscles? a. sexual structures of basidiomycetes b. sexual structures of
ascomycetes c. symbiotic structures found in many lichens d. parasitic structures e. none of the
above 22. In which group would you expect budding cells? a. Ascomycota b. Basidiomycota c.
Zygomycota d. Glomeromucata e. all of the above 23. What is one of the main differences
between mosses and ferns? a. In mosses, the gametophyte dominates. b. In mosses, the
sporophyte dominates. c. In ferns, the two generations remain fused together. d. Ferns have a
protonema stage. e. Moss sperms from the male gametophyte have to swim to the female
gametophyte. 24. What do conifers have? a. pollen, but no seeds b. embryos but no microspores
c. seeds but no fruits d. cones but no ovules e. none of the above 25. Which of the following is
not correct for mosses? a. They have an alternation of generations. b. They are vascular plants. c.
The gametophyte is the dominant generation. d. The gametophyte develops from a protonema. e.
Female gametophytes produce archegonia. 26. Anthers are found in which of the following
groups? a. monocots b. mosses c. ferns d. Svcadaphyta e. all of the above 27. Which of the
following groups have vascular tissue? a. monocots b. horsetails c. ferns d. Gveadaphyta e. all of
the above 28. Which of the following would you expect to find in an octopus? a. The mouth
forms after the blastopore develops into the anus. b. radial cleavage c. There is no mesoderm d.
determinate cleavage e. an incomplete digestive system 29. In which group would you expect to
find a medusa stage? a. Polychaeta b. Cnidaria c. centipedes d. Gastropoda e. tapeworms 30.
Which characters are shared by echinoderms and corals? a. no excretory system b. radial
symmetry c. no respiratory system d. no head e. all of the above 31. Most animals are a. both
triploblastic and with bilateral symmetry. b. both triploblastic and with radial symmetry. c. both
diploblastic and with radial symmetry. d. both diploblastic and with bilateral symmetry. e. none
of the above 32. Protostomes have both a. radial and spiral cleavage. b. determinate and spiral
cleavage. c. determinate and radial cleavage. d. indeterminate and spiral cleavage. e. triploblastic
and radial cleavage. 33. Which of the following would you not find in insects? a. Malpighian
tubules b. two pairs of antennae c. compound eyes d. a tracheal system e. an open circulatory
system 34. Spiders differ from insects by having a. segmentation b. an open circulatory system c.
an abdomen d. an exoskeleton e. book lungs 35. What is the gas exchange system in insects
called? a. Malpighian tubules b. book lungs c. external gills d. tracheal system e. complete
metamorphosis 36. Insects have the same number of antennae as a. spiders b. millipedes c.
centipedes d. crustaceans e. both b and c 37. Which arthropod groups have more legs than
insects? a. spiders b. crustaceans c. centipedes d. millipedes e. all of the above 38. In order to
become fully .
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusio.pdfAASHIRWADCRAFTS
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusion across the
body surface?
a) Both an earthworm and a clam
b) an earthworm
c) a beetle
d) a clam
e) a chiton
2) Trematodes lack dedicated circulatory systems because _____.
a) their body cavity, a pseudocoelom, carries out these functions
b) they have an extensive body surface that is kept moist.
c) none of their cells are far removed from the gastrovascular cavity or from the external
environment
d) they lack mesoderm as embryos and, therefore, lack the adult tissues derived from
mesoderm
3) All of the following might have been observed in the most recent common ancestor of
Chondrichthyans and Actinopterygiii, except...
a) scales
b) a mineralized skeleton
c) gills
d) a swim bladder
4) How are urochordates and cephalochordates similar?
a) Both have motile larvae that become sessile adults.
b) Both have a heart with two chambers.
c) Both have an endoskeleton of either bone or cartilage.
d) Both have adults that are suspension feeders.
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic egg?
a) Tetrapods could lay their eggs in a variety of terrestrial locations.
b) Tetrapods can grow much larger.
c) Newborns are much less dependent on their parents.
d) Embryos are protected from predators.
6) Which of the following are the most abundant and diverse of the extant vertebrates?
a) Birds
b) Amphibians
c) Mammals
d) Ray-finned fishes
1) Which of the following organisms conducts gas exchange via diffusion across the body
surface?
a) Both an earthworm and a clam
b) an earthworm
c) a beetle
d) a clam
e) a chiton
2) Trematodes lack dedicated circulatory systems because _____.
a) their body cavity, a pseudocoelom, carries out these functions
b) they have an extensive body surface that is kept moist.
c) none of their cells are far removed from the gastrovascular cavity or from the external
environment
d) they lack mesoderm as embryos and, therefore, lack the adult tissues derived from mesoderm
3) All of the following might have been observed in the most recent common ancestor of
Chondrichthyans and Actinopterygiii, except...
a) scales
b) a mineralized skeleton
c) gills
d) a swim bladder
4) How are urochordates and cephalochordates similar?
a) Both have motile larvae that become sessile adults.
b) Both have a heart with two chambers.
c) Both have an endoskeleton of either bone or cartilage.
d) Both have adults that are suspension feeders.
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic egg?
a) Tetrapods could lay their eggs in a variety of terrestrial locations.
b) Tetrapods can grow much larger.
c) Newborns are much less dependent on their parents.
d) Embryos are protected from predators.
6) Which of the following are the most abundant and diverse of the extant vertebrates?
a) Birds
b) Amphibians
c) Mammals
d) Ray-finned fishes
5) What is believed to be the most significant result of the evolution of the amniotic.
21- What are arbuscles- a- sexual structures of basidiomycetes b- sexu.pdf7n7shop
21. What are arbuscles? a. sexual structures of basidiomycetes b. sexual structures of
ascomycetes c. symbiotic structures found in many lichens d. parasitic structures e. none of the
above 22. In which group would you expect budding cells? a. Ascomycota b. Basidiomycota c.
Zygomycota d. Glomeromucata e. all of the above 23. What is one of the main differences
between mosses and ferns? a. In mosses, the gametophyte dominates. b. In mosses, the
sporophyte dominates. c. In ferns, the two generations remain fused together. d. Ferns have a
protonema stage. e. Moss sperms from the male gametophyte have to swim to the female
gametophyte. 24. What do conifers have? a. pollen, but no seeds b. embryos but no microspores
c. seeds but no fruits d. cones but no ovules e. none of the above 25. Which of the following is
not correct for mosses? a. They have an alternation of generations. b. They are vascular plants. c.
The gametophyte is the dominant generation. d. The gametophyte develops from a protonema. e.
Female gametophytes produce archegonia. 26. Anthers are found in which of the following
groups? a. monocots b. mosses c. ferns d. Svcadaphyta e. all of the above 27. Which of the
following groups have vascular tissue? a. monocots b. horsetails c. ferns d. Gveadaphyta e. all of
the above 28. Which of the following would you expect to find in an octopus? a. The mouth
forms after the blastopore develops into the anus. b. radial cleavage c. There is no mesoderm d.
determinate cleavage e. an incomplete digestive system 29. In which group would you expect to
find a medusa stage? a. Polychaeta b. Cnidaria c. centipedes d. Gastropoda e. tapeworms 30.
Which characters are shared by echinoderms and corals? a. no excretory system b. radial
symmetry c. no respiratory system d. no head e. all of the above 31. Most animals are a. both
triploblastic and with bilateral symmetry. b. both triploblastic and with radial symmetry. c. both
diploblastic and with radial symmetry. d. both diploblastic and with bilateral symmetry. e. none
of the above 32. Protostomes have both a. radial and spiral cleavage. b. determinate and spiral
cleavage. c. determinate and radial cleavage. d. indeterminate and spiral cleavage. e. triploblastic
and radial cleavage. 33. Which of the following would you not find in insects? a. Malpighian
tubules b. two pairs of antennae c. compound eyes d. a tracheal system e. an open circulatory
system 34. Spiders differ from insects by having a. segmentation b. an open circulatory system c.
an abdomen d. an exoskeleton e. book lungs 35. What is the gas exchange system in insects
called? a. Malpighian tubules b. book lungs c. external gills d. tracheal system e. complete
metamorphosis 36. Insects have the same number of antennae as a. spiders b. millipedes c.
centipedes d. crustaceans e. both b and c 37. Which arthropod groups have more legs than
insects? a. spiders b. crustaceans c. centipedes d. millipedes e. all of the above 38. In order to
become fully .
ZGB - The Role of Generative AI in Government transformation.pdfSaeed Al Dhaheri
This keynote was presented during the the 7th edition of the UAE Hackathon 2024. It highlights the role of AI and Generative AI in addressing government transformation to achieve zero government bureaucracy
“Educate an African fit for the 21st Century: Building resilient education sy...Christina Parmionova
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Russian anarchist and anti-war movement in the third year of full-scale warAntti Rautiainen
Anarchist group ANA Regensburg hosted my online-presentation on 16th of May 2024, in which I discussed tactics of anti-war activism in Russia, and reasons why the anti-war movement has not been able to make an impact to change the course of events yet. Cases of anarchists repressed for anti-war activities are presented, as well as strategies of support for political prisoners, and modest successes in supporting their struggles.
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Links:
Autonomous Action
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Anarchist Black Cross Moscow
http://Avtonom.org/abc
Solidarity Zone
https://t.me/solidarity_zone
Memorial
https://memopzk.org/, https://t.me/pzk_memorial
OVD-Info
https://en.ovdinfo.org/antiwar-ovd-info-guide
RosUznik
https://rosuznik.org/
Uznik Online
http://uznikonline.tilda.ws/
Russian Reader
https://therussianreader.com/
ABC Irkutsk
https://abc38.noblogs.org/
Send mail to prisoners from abroad:
http://Prisonmail.online
YouTube: https://youtu.be/c5nSOdU48O8
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Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
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At Up the Ratios, we believe that every student, regardless of their socio-economic background, should have access to the tools and knowledge needed to succeed in today's technology-driven world. To achieve this, we host a variety of free classes, workshops, summer camps, and live lectures tailored to students from underserved communities. Our programs are designed to be engaging and hands-on, allowing students to explore the exciting world of robotics and STEM through practical, real-world applications.
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https://serudsindia.org/how-individuals-can-support-street-children-in-india/
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Presentation by Jared Jageler, David Adler, Noelia Duchovny, and Evan Herrnstadt, analysts in CBO’s Microeconomic Studies and Health Analysis Divisions, at the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Summer Conference.
3. 1) ………..is one of the accessory sex
organs.
a) mammary gland
b) vagina
c) uterus
d) ovary
2) The origin of the germinal epithelium
of the ovary is
a) extra gonadal origin
b) primordial germ cells
c) stromal cells
d) none of the above
3) The cortex of the ovary is different
from the medulla in
a) the cortex is highly cellular
b) delicate collagen fibers are embedded
in the cortex
c) the stromal is composed of tunica
albuginea and stromal cells
d) all of the aboved
4) In 6-years old female, the female germ
cells are in
a) metaphaseّ
b) prophase
c) second meiosisّ
d) none of the above
5) Oogenesis is found to be completed
by…………….parenatal month
a) 4 th
b) 2 th
c) 7 th
d) None of the above
6) The first meiotic division is completed
a) during early fetal life
b) in child hood
c) before ovulation
d) after fertilization
7) Zona pellucida is found in all structures
except
a) primary follicle
b) primordial follicle
c) secondary follicle
d) mature graffian follicle
8) All the following is from the accessory
sex organs except
a) placenta
b) the mammary glands
c) uterine tube
d) none of the aboveّ
4. 9) All the following is true about the
placenta except
a) one of the accessory sex glands
b) only organ composed of cells derived of
two different individuals
c) it is formed of chorion and decidua
capsularisّ
d- the placenta secrete estrogen and
progstrone
10) All the following is true about the
ovary except
a) it is formed of the definite cortex and
medulla
b) it is suspended by the broad ligament of
the uterus
c)the blood vessels enter the ovary
through the mesovarium
d) the ovary is almond shaped body
11) All the following is formed of loose CT
except
a) the medulla of the ovary
b) the mucosa of the vagina
c) the mucosa of the the fallopian tube
d) The endo metrium of the uterus
12) All the following has stroma rich in
elastic fibers except
a) the cortex of the of the ovaryّ
b) the adventitial layer of the vagina
c) the lamina propria of the cervix
d) none of the above
13) All the following is true about
primordial follicle except
a) it is surrounded by a single layer of
flattened follicularcells
b) its nucleus is large, pale and vesicular
c) its cytoplasm has much organelles
d) it is covered by few short micro villi
ّ
14) All the following is true about primary
follicles except
a) they are surrounded by theca folliculiّ
b) the follicular cells become granulosa cells
c) they are found mainly in the peripheral
cells
d) they have zona pellucida
15) All the following is true about growing
follicle except
a) there is the follicular antrum
b) the theca externa is steroid seceting cells
c) corona radiata around the zona pellucida
d) its size reaches about 2oo M in diameter
16) Zona pellucidais secreted mainly by
a) granulosa cellsّ
b) theca interna
c) theca externa
d) oocyte
17) The ovulation is percieded and
stimulated by
a) minimal increase in L.H
b) high increase in F.S.H
c) high increase in L.H
d) b and c
18) Theca luten cells is different from
granulosa luten cells in all except
5. a) the are smallerّ
b) the stain more darkly
c) they are localized at the periphery
d) they secrete progesteron
ّ
19) The life span of the corpus of luteum
of the pregnancy is about….
a) 5 months
b) 4 months
c) 14 days
d) 6 months
20) The part of fertilization in fallopian
tube
a) isthmus
b) ampulla
c) infandibulum
d) interstitial partّ
21) Type of signaling between placenta
and uterus of pregnant women
a) endocrinal
b) autocrinalّ
c) paracrinal
d) none of the above
22) All the following has a sebaceous
gland except
a) the labia minora
b) the labia majora
c) the clitoris
d) none of the above
23) The vacuolated appearance of the
mucosa of the vagina is due to
a) the effect of the estrogen
b) accumulation of the glycogen in large
amount
c) lipid droplets
d) a and b
24) The mucosa of the vagina has the
following except
a) it is formed of the loss connective tissueّ
b) there is mucus due to glands in the
mucosa
c) it is lined by non-keratinized stratified
squamous epitheliumّ
d) the low Phis due to glycogen metabolism
by bacteria
25) Which of the following is not in direct
contact with embryo
a) placenta
b) decidua parietalis
c) decidua capsularis
d) decidua basalis
26) The chorion is composed of
a) derivatives of extraembryonic mesoderm
b) cytotrophoblast
c) syncytiotrophoblast
d) all of the above
27) All the following is true about
syncytiotrophoblast
a) it is derived from blastocyte
b) it disappears gradually in the second half
of pregnancy
c) it remains until the end of the pregnancy
d) it forms the placental barrier
6. 28) All the following is true about
cytotrophoblast except
a) derived from the inner part of the
trophoblast
b) disappears gradually during the second
half of pregnancy
c) forms the placental barrier after the
fourth month of pregnancy
d) none of the aboveّ
29) Estrogen hormone of the placenta is
synthesized by
a) cytotrophpblast
b) syncytiotrophoblast
c) theca lutein cellsّ
d) the granulosa cells
30) All the following is a content of late
pregnancy placenta except
a) cytotrophoblast
b) syncytiotrophopblast
c) maternal blood
d) non if the above
ّ
31) The maximal size of the mammary
glands is during
a) the pregnancy
b) the lactationّ
c) the puberty
d) the menopause
32) The mammary glands
a) are modified sweat glands
b) are modified sebaceous glandsّ
c) they are covered by thick skin
d) they have a capsule
33) The montogomery glands
a) are modified type of sweat glands
b) are modified type of sebaceous glands
c) open into the nipple
d) b and c
34) The pinkish coloured area around the
nipple
a) is richly supplied by free nerve endingsّ
b) becomes highly pigmented during
puberty
c) into it montogomery glands openّ
d) a and c
35) In the mammary glands
a) there are 15-20 lobules
b) the intra lobular loose C.T is formed of
papillary layer of dermis
c) the inter lobular septa arises from
reticular layer of dermis
d) there is a capsule
36) In the mammary glands
a) all the lobes are finally drained by a single
main lactiferous duct
b) there are acini in the resting mammary
glands
c) epithelium becomes tall columnar in the
intra lobular ducts
d) the lactiferous duct is lined by stratified
squamous epith
37) All the following is true about the
resting mammary glands except
7. a) the parenchyma is formed of duct
system only
b) each main lactiferous duct opens
separately in the nipple
c) the intra lobular duct is lined by low
columnar cells
d) the inter lobular C.T contains plasma
cells and macrophages
38) In the mammary glands of pregnancy
a) the milk is produced and stored by acini
b) the colostrum is secreted in the last
three months
c) the adipose tissue increases
d) the alveoli are well-established in early
pregnancyّ
39) In lactating mammary glands
a) milk is produced inside columnar
epithelial cells
b) there are apical milk granules in the
high pyramidal cells
c) there are cuboidal cells with milk
granules in the lumenّ
d) all of the above
40) The alveoli of the mammary glands
a) are formed in the early pregnancy
b) are present in the same grades of the
activity
c) are surrounded by stellate shaped
myoepithelial cells
d) they are not hormone dependent
41) Thick fibrous CT capsule covering the
testis …………
a) Tunica Vasculosa
b) Tunica Vaginalis
c) Tunica Albuginea
d) CT septa of the testis
42) Double layered serous sac which
encloses the testis …………..
a) Tunica Vaginalis
b) Tunica Vasulosa
c) Tunica Albuginea
d) Tunica Propria
43) The layer that extends between
seminiferous tubules is …………..
a) Tunica albuginea
b) Testicular interstitium
c) Tunica vaginalis
d) None of the above
44) The CT septa of the testis divides it into
250 seminiferous tubules?
a) True
b) False
45) All of the following is true concerning
seminiferous tubules except …………
a) Structural and Functional unit of the testis
b) Coiled non branching
c) Endocrine portion of the testis
d) Produce spermatozoa
46) The only type of cells present in
sexually immature testes is ………….
a) Primary spermatocyte
b) Secondary spermatocyte
8. c) Spermatozoa
d) Spermatogonium
47) The Spermatogonia enter the first
meiotic division at puberty ?
a) True
b) False
48) Concerning Spermatogonia all is true
except …………..
a) Rests on the basal lamina of
seminiferous tubules
b) Rounded and large in size
c) Have 23 pairs of chromosomes
d) Present in sexually immature testes
49) Differentiating progenitors which give
rise to primary spermatocyte ………….
a) Type A bale spermatogonia
b) Type A dark spermatogonia
c) Type B spermatogonia
d) None of the above
50) Mitotic division of type A dark cells
give rise to ……………
a) Primary spermatocyte
b) Type B spermatogonia
c) Secondary spermatocyte
d) Type A pale cells
51) The largest spermatogenic cells are
…………
a) Primary spermatocyte
b) Spermatozoa
c) Spermatogonia
d) Spermatid
52) Concerning 1ry spermatocyte the true
statement is …………..
a) Arise from meiotic division of type B
spermatogonia
b) conatins 23 chromosome ( haploid
number )
c) Frequently seen in sections
b) Rounded and small
53) All is true concerning secondary
spermatocyte except …………..
a) Arise from 1st
meiotic division of 1ry
spermatocyte
b) Contains haploid number of
chromosomes
c) Rarely seen in sections
d) Do not divide any more
54) Spermatids …………
a) Arise from 2nd
meiotic division of 1ry
spermatocyte
b) Contains Diploid number of
chromosomes
c) Fill the lumen of seminiferous tubules
d) None of the above
55) Spermiogenesis is the process by which
male germ cells are transformed into
spermatozoa ?
a) True
b) False
56) The changes during spermiogenesis
involve all of the following organelles
except ……….
9. a) Golgi apparatus
b) Nucleus
c) Mitochondria
d) Lysosomes
e) Centrioles
57) All of the following events occur
during acrosomal phase except …………
a) Proacrosomal granules accumulate in
acrosomal vesicle
b) Centrioles move to the caudal pole of
the nucleus
c) One centriole start spinning axoneme
d) Mitochondria moves to proximal portion
of developing tail
58) During Acrosomal phase Which is not
true ………
a) Formation of acrosomal cap
b) The nucleus is more elongated and
condensed
c) Posterior distribution of the cytoplasm
d) Shedding of the residual cytoplasm
59) The axonemal complex is formed by 2
central microtubules and 9 outer triplet
microtubules ?
a) True
b) False
60) The fibrous sheath of the developing
tail is formed by ……………
a) 9 Longitudinal dense fibers
b) Circumferential ribsّ
c) Dorsal and ventral columns
d) a and c
e) b and c
61) The 9 cross striated fibers of the neck of
sperm is continuous with …….
a) Circumferential ribs
b) Longitudinal coarse fibers
c) Ventral and dorsal columns
d) None of the above
62) Concerning the principle piece of the
tail of sperm which is not true ………….
a) Extend from the neck to the annulus
b) It contains an axoneme and outer dense
fibers
c) covered by fibrous sheath
d) All of the above
63) Sloughing of cytoplasmic bridges leads
to separation of ………….
a) Early spermatids
b) Late spermatids
c) Spermatozoa
d) Type B spermatogonia
64) Immotile cilia syndrome is due to Lack
of …………
a) Circumferential ribs
b) Acrosome
c) Dyenin arms
d) Centrioles
65) All of the following is true concerning
sertoli cells except …………
a) Non spermatogenic cells of single type
b) Large irregular nucleus with Tripartite
nucleolar apparatus
10. c) They secrete testosterone
d) Forms blood testis barrier
66) Sertoli cells contains the following
except ………….
a) Lipid droplets
b) rER with Whorled appearance
c) 1ry and 2ry lysosomes
d) Microtubules and microfilaments
67) The basal compartment of the wall of
seminiferous tubules contains the
following except …………
a) Tunica propria
b) Basal lamina
c) Spermatids
d) Spermatozoa
68) The wall of seminiferous tubules is
divided into basal and adluminal parts by
blood testicular barrier?
a) True
b) False
69) Adluminal compartment does not
contain ……….
a) 1ry & 2ry spermatocyte
b) Spermatids
c) Spermatozoa
d) Blood vessels
70) Sertoli cells have a phagocytic function
that include ………….
a) Phagocytosis of dead sperms
b) Spermiation
c) Shaping head and tail of sperm
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
71) Which of the following is not function
of blood testis barrier ………
a) Prevents macromolecules from passing
into tubules
b) Protect sperms from noxious agents
c) Prevent autoimmune disease
d) Provide special environment for
developing sperm
72) Testosterone is secreted by ……….
a) Sertoli cells
b) Spermatogonia
c) Interstitial cells of leydig
d) Prostatic sells
73) Cells of leydig do not contain …………
a) sER
b) Secretory granules
c) Lipid droplets
d) Mitochondria with tubular cristae
74) Leydig cells is present in …………
a) Tunica vasculosa
b) Tunica albuginea
c) Basal compartment of seminiferous
tubules
d) Tunica vaginalis
75) Concerning interstitial cells of leydig
Which is not true …………
a) Undifferentialted mesenchymal cells of
puberty
b) Exocrine portion of the testis
11. c) Present in tunica vasculosa
d) Secrete testosterone
76) Sertoli cells does not secrete ………….
a) Estrogen
b) Inhibin
c) Testosterone
d) Androgen binding protein
77) Testosterone is responsible for …………
a) Appearance of 2ry sexual organs
b) Spermatogenesis
c) Feed back for LH
d) All of the above
78) Tunica vaginalis is
a) The most outer layer of the testis
b) A double layered serous sac
c) An invagination from the peritoneum
d) all of the above
79) Tunica albuginea is
a) A thick fibrous C.T capsule above the
tunica vaginalis
b) A highly vascular loose C.T
c) extends between the seminiferous
tubules
d) forms the mediastinum testis
80) Tunica vasculosa
a) contains a group of the eosinophilic
interstitial cells of leyding
b) is the adouble layered serous sac
c) is thick fibrous C.T under tunica
albuginea
d) is an invagination of the peritoneum
81) In 5-years old boy, the only type of the
germ cells is
a) primary spermatocytes
b) early spermatids
c) spermatogonia
d- secondary spermatocytes
82) The primary spermatocytes
a) are the largest spermatogenic cells
b) have 23 chromosomes
c) are found in 4-8 layers
d) enter the first mitotic division at the
puberty
83) all the following is true about
secondary spermatocytes
a) they arise from the first meiotic division
b) they frequency seen in the sections
c) they contain the haploid number of
chromosomes
d) they enter the second meiotic division
without s- phase
84) In golgi phase of the spermiogenesis
a) one of the centrioles elongates and
starts spinning the axoneme
b) the acrosomal vesicle covers the
anterior half of the nucleus
c) the nucleus becomes more elongated
d) the mitochondria form the
mitochondrial sheath
85) Acrosomal phase of the
spermiogenesis
12. a) Is one of the phases of the
spermatocytogenesis
b) Its axonemal complex is 2 central and 9
outer singlet microtubules
c) Its annulus is found in the end of the tail
d) the circumferential ribs and columns
form fibrous sheath
86) The middle piece of the spermatozoon
is formed
a) the axoneme
b) 9 outer dense fibers
c) mitochondria
d- all of the above
87) All the following is true about
sertolicells except
a) the nucleus is flanked by 2 rounded
masses of heterochromatin
b) they are pale due to presence of the
excessive lipid droplets
c) there are rough E.R around the lipid
droplets
d) microtubules sand micro filaments
change the cell shape
88) The sertoli cells secrete all the
following except
a) Oestrogen
b) Testosterone
c) Inhibin
d) Androgen bindig protein
89) Interstitial cells of leyding
a) are in tunica vasculosa
b) their nucleus may be central or eccentric
c) secrete testosterone
d) all the above
90) All the following is lined by cuboidal
cells except
a) tubuli recti
b) intra lobular ducts
c) rete testis
d) epididymis
91) All the following is the lined by
pseudostratified columnar epi.except
a) epididymis
b) vas deferens
c) ejaculatory duct
d) seminal vesicles
92) Into the prostatic urethra , the
ejaculatory duct is lined by
a) columnar cells
b) transitional cells
c) cuboidal cells
d) squamous stratified epithelium
93) The seminal vesicles
a) are a reservoir for spermatozoa
b) secrete 70% of the human ejaculate
c) its secretion is yellowish, viscid ,slightly
acidic
d) are not hormonal dependant
94) The prostate gland is
a) a merocrine gland
b) an apocrine gland
c) covered by the thick fibro-elastic C.T
d) divided into 2 lobes
13. 95) The outer secretory units of the
prostate gland
a) are lined by pseudostatified columnar
epithelium
b) are smaller and numerous
c) are lined by simple columnar epithelium
d) Are lined by simple columnar epithelium
96) In old age ,the prostate gland
a) is calcified and changed into corpora
amylacea
b) benign prostatic hypertrophy is present
in the subcapsular acini
c- obstruction of the urethra with clinical
symptoms in 20-30%
d- all the above
97) Carpora cavernosa of the penis
a) are lined by squamous epithelium
b) are two in number connected by
complete medianseptum
c) are covered by the thick tunica albuginea
d) have smaller vascular channels in center
98) All the following is one of the mucous
secreting glands except
a) glands of the litter
b) cowper's gland
c) sebaceous glands of the tyson
d) none of the above
99) In cryptochidism
a) failure of the descent of the testis into
scrotum
b) no secondary male characterictics
c) no spermatogenesis
d) a and c
1- A
2- A
3- Dّ
4- B
5- A
6- C
7- B
8- Cّ
9- C
10- A
11- Cّ
12- C
13- Cّ
14- C
15- B
16- D
17- D
18- Dّ
19- D
20- B
21- A
22- Cّ
23- Dّ
24- B
25- B
26- D
27- B
28- Cّ
29- B
30- A
31- B
32- Aّ
33- Bّ
34- D
35- D
36- D
37- D
38- Bّ
39- D
40- Cّ
41- C
42- A
43- B
44- B
45- C
14. 46- D
47- B
48- B
49- C
50- D
51- A
52- C
53- D
54- D
55- B
56- D
57- D
58- D
59- B
60- E
61- B
62- A
63- B
64- C
65- C
66- B
67- C
68- A
69- D
70- D
71- D
72- C
73- B
74- A
75- B
76- C
77- D
78- d
79- D
80- A
81- C
82- A
83- B
84- A
85- D
86- D
87- C
88- B
89- D
90- D
91- D
92- B
93- B
94- A
95- C
96- A
97- A
98- C
99- D
وفى حسنة الدنيا فى آتنا ربنا
وق حسنة اآلخرةالنار عذاب نا
15. 1) Vaginal discharge of Trichomonas
vaginalis vaginitis is
a) Thin and watery
b) Greenish frothy
c) Cured-white
d) Blood-stained
2) All of the following is characteristic to
subphylum mastigophora except ……
a) Most of them are commensals
b) Move with pseudopodia
c) Asexual reproductive by binary fission
d) none of the above
3) The cystic stage is absent in ……. .
a) Giardia lamblia
b) Dientaoeba fragilis
c) Trichomonas Vaginalis
d) All of the above
4) The general features of Genus
Trichomonas include the following except ….
a) They have 5 free flagella
b) Have single vesicular nucleus
c) Have prominent axostyle
d) have cytosome
5) Which of the following is correct
a) T.tenax inhibits intestine
b) T.hominis inhibits mouth
c) T.vaginalis inhibits vagina only
d) none of the above
6) All of the following are results of infection
with T.vaginalis except
a) May cause prostatitis
b) vulvar and vaginal pruiritis
c) Alter PH of the vagina thus discourage
infections
d) Vaginal seropurlent discharge
7) Infection with T.vaginalis can be
through …….
a) Sexual intercourse
b) contaminated under ware
c) infants during delivery
d) all of the above
8-10) 25 year-old female with vaginal
pruritis and frothy vaginal discharge
come to physician with failure of several
antibiotics to treatment :
8) This case is more likely to be infection
with
a) Treponema Pallidum
b) H.Durcyi
c) T.vaginalis
d) N.gonorrhea
9) If it was parasitic infection how to
diagnose it
a) with immediate smear
b) Air dried smear with Giemsa
c) Culture of the parasite
d) All of the above
10) If she was a pregnant how to treat her
a) Metronidazole
b) Tinidazole
c) Clotrimazole
d) All of the above
16. 1- B
2- B
3- C
4- A
5- D
6- C
7- D
8- C
9- D
10- C
ّخيرّاألعمالّأدومهاّوإنّقل
17. 1) Genital tract infections are caused by
C.trachomatis serotypes …..
a) D-K
b) L1
c) L2
d) L3
2) Which of the following mycoplasmas
has been implicated as a cause
of nongonococcal urethritis (NGU)?
a) Mycoplasma hominis
b) M. pneumoniae
c) M. fermentans
d) Ureaplasma urealyticum
3) Lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) is a
venereal disease caused by
a) Serotype D of C.trachomatis
b) Serotype K of C.trachomatis
c) Serotype L1,2,3 of C.trachomatis
d) None of the aboveّ
4) 35% to 50% of NGU are caused by …….
a) M. hominisّ
b) C.trachomatis
c) Ureaplasma urealyticum
d) T.pallidum
5) Serologic testing of Chlamydial infection
in adult is useful
a) True
b) Falseّ
6) M.hominis causes NGU in males
a) True
b) False
ّ
7) Which is False about urogenital
mycoplasms
a) Show fried-egg appearance
b) Susceptible to tetracycline
c) U.urealyticum require 10% urea in their
media
d) Susceptible to erthromycin
8) As regards Papilloma viruses which is
False
a) Non-enveloped
b) SS DNA
c) Icosahedral symmetry
d) There are more than 100 HPV typesّ
9) Human papillomavirus is most
commonly associated with
a) Rectal polyps
b) Prostate cancer
c) Condyloma papillomasّ
d) Hepatic carcinoma
10) Human warts are not only cosmetically
unsightly but may lead to cancer of the
cervix. They are caused by which one of the
following viruses
a) Adenovirus
b) Papillomavirus
c) Rotavirus
d) Cytomegalovirus
18. 11) Laryngeal papilloma caused by …….
a) HPV-6
b) HPV-11
c) HPV-16
d) HPV-18
e) A & B
12) Which is False about HPV 6 & 11
a) Cause Laryngeal papilloma
b) Cause benign genital condylomas
c) Low cancer risk types
d) High cancer risk types
13) ……. Is high cancer risk types
a) HPV 6
b) HPV 11
c) HPV 16
d) HPV 18
e) C & D
14) As regards laryngeal papilloma which is
False
a) Caused by HPV 6 & 11
b) Caused by HPV 16 & 18
c) Sexually transmitted
d) Acquired infection
e) A & D
f) B & C
15) Which of the following is the causative
agent of a variety of cutaneous warts
(plantar, common, and flat) and is
associated with cervical neoplasia?
a) Molluscum contagiosum
b) Human papillomavirus
c) Mycoplasma
d) Chlaymedia
16) The lesions of ……. are small,pink,wart
like tumors & it's bengin epidermal tumor
a) HPV
b) Molluscum contagiosum
c) Chlaymedia
d) Mycoplasma
ّ
17) Gonorrhoeae is characterized by all of
the following except
a) most strains need CO2
b) Optimum temp. Is 37o
C
c) Obligatory anaerobe
d) Colonies are small and semitransparent
18) The main feature distinguishes
gonorrhea from meningococcus is
a) Oxidase positive
b) Need enriched media
c) produce acid from maltose
d) produce acid from glucose
19) Infertility is a complication occur in
female with gonococcal infection secondary
to
a) Salpingitis
b) Proctitis
c) Cervicitis
d) None of the above
20) N.gonorrhea is antingenically
heterogeneous and thus it is
a) Resistant to phagocytosis
b) Adhere to epithelial cells
c) no protective immunity
d) Can produce endotoxins
19. 21) No health carrier of N.gonorrhea exist
but it may be asymptomatic in
a) Chronic cervicitis
b) Urethritis
c) Salpingitis
d) Conjunctivitis
22) One of the complications of Gonococcal
infection in males due to fibrosis is
a) Urethritis
b) Epididymitis
c) prostatitis
d) Urethral stricture
23) On checking smears of N.gonorrhea one
of the following is not detectable
a) G –ve diplococcic
b) Coaglutination
c) Polymorph nuclear
d) extracellular organisms
24) Treatment of infection with
N.gonorrhea is
a) Penicillin
b) Vancomycin
c) Nystatin
d) Ciprofloxacin
25) H.Durcyi …….
a) Grow on chocolate agar
b) Gram - ve rods
c) Cause Chancroid
d) All of the above
26) Which is false about Chancroid
a) Caused by H.Durcyi
b) Swollen tender ulcer
c) Occur in females only
d) Accompanied by enlarged LNs
27) The characteristic features for typical
Treponema palladium include the following
except
a) Spiral filaments when stained with aniline
dye
b) Motile organisms with endoflagella
c) Delicate organisms
d) Has bending movement
28) According to Reiter strain which is the
false statement
a) It is non-pathogenic
b) Has never be cultured
c) Can be cultured
d) Share antigen with pathogenic strains
29) Cardiolipin is not ……. .
a) Called reagin
b) a diphospholipids
c) antigen on treponema
d) none of the above
30) To increase the sensitivity of reagin to
Cardiolipin
a) injection in rabbit testes
b) extracted from beef heart
c) Cholesterol is added to it
d) none of the above
20. 31) PPR test is different from VDRL test in
a) it take 4 min. in rotating machine not 8
b) it is easily and rapid
c) It is performed on glass slides
d) Patient's serum is heat activated
32) FTA-abs can't be used to judge the
efficacy of treatment while ……can be used.
a) TP-PA test
b) ELISA test
c) RPR test
d) None of the above
33) Generalized lymphadenopathy is more
likely to occur in
a) primary stage of syphilis
b) secondary stage of syphilis
c) latent stage of syphilis
d) late stage of syphilis
34) Syphilis can be transmitted from
mother to son through passage from birth
canal as it can't penetrate BPB
a) True
b) False
35) Cardiolipin based test is positive in all
of the following samples except
a) Early primary syphilis sample
b) secondary stage syphilis sample
c) Latent stage syphilis sample
d) CSF sample in late stage
36) The first drug of choice for syphilis is
a) benzathine penicillin
b) Erythromycin
c) Tetracycline
d) Cephalosporin
37) All members of Herpes viruses can be
isolated easily on cell culture except
a) VZV
b) CMV
c) EBV
d) KSHV
38) For detection of HSV all the following is
valuable except
a) Serology especially in recurrent infection
b) Detection of viral NA by PCR
c) Isolation on tissue culture cells
d) Smears stained with Giemsa stain
39) HSV poses a latent period which may be
in
a) Trigeminal ganglia
b) Sacral ganglia
c) Lumbar ganglia
d) All of the above
40) All the following diseases are caused by
HSV-1 except
a) Pneumonia
b) Aseptic meningitis
c) Herpes labialis
d) Acute gingivomastitis
41) According to HSV which statement is
true
a) HSV-1 responsible for only 10% of oral
and ocular lesion
b) HSV-2 responsible for 90% of oral and
21. ocular lesion
c) HSV-1 responsible for 90% of genital
lesion
d) HSV-2 responsible for 90% of genital
lesions
42) Herpetic Whitlow is a disease mediated
by HSV-1 and it is often affect
a) children
b) Sexually active adults
c) medical personnel
d) None of the above
43) all the following diseases is caused by
HSV-2 except
a) Acute gingivomastitis
b) Neonatal herpes
c) Aseptic meningitis
d) Genital herpes
1- A
2- D
3- Cّ
4- B
5- B
6- B
7- D
8- Bّ
9- C
10- B
11- E
12- D
13- E
14- E
15- B
16- B
17- C
18-D
19-A
20-C
21-A
22-D
23-B
24-D
25-D
26-C
27-A
28-B
29-A
30-C
31-B
32-C
33-B
34-B
35-A
36-A
37- C
38- A
39- D
40- B
41- D
42- C
43- A
1) All the following are common sites
for endometriosis except .......
a) ovary
b) douglas pouch
c) vagina
d) uterine ligaments
2) The endometrial deposits arise
when endometrial glands are
regurgitated into the proteneal cavity
and then impalant into the peritoneal
surface. This is called........
a) implantation theory
b) metaplastic theory
c) metastatic theory
d) endometrial theory
3) In endometriosis , chocolate cysts
22. are especially seen in .........
a) ovarian ligaments
b) douglas pouch
c) urinary bladder
d) ovaries
4) In endometriosis , we see
microscopically .........
a) endometrail glands
b) endometrial stroma
c) hemosiderine pigmentation
d) all the above
e) a&b only
5) All the following ocuur in
endometriosis except .........
a) dysparunia
b)dyspepsia
c)dysurea
d) acute abdomen
6) ........... causes menorrhagia
a) endometriosis
b) adenomyosis
c) endometrial polyp
d) atypical endometrial hyperplasia
7) All the following causes
endometrial hyperplasia
except............
a) obesity
b) nulliparity
c) polycyctic ovary syndrome
d) prolonged unopposed progesterone
stimulation
8) Swiss cheese appearance is found
in ........
a) adenomyosis
b) endometriosis
c) simple endometrial hyperplasia
d) complex endometrial hyperplasia
9) ............... is endometrial benign
tumor.
a) endometrial polyp
b) leiomyoma
c) mixed mullarian tumor
d) all the above
10) Risk factors of endometrial
carcinoma include all the following
except ..........
a) obesity
b) infertility
c) nullipara
d) hypotention
11) Cervical polyp is associated
increased risk of malignancy
a) true
b) false
12) Cervical polyp may be ............
a) single
b) multiple
c) covered by rough glistening surface
d) soft
13) All the following are risk factors of
( CIN ) except .........
a) diabetes mellitus
b) multiparity
c) cigarette smoking
23. d) immunosuppression
14) ......... is high grade intraepithelial
lesion
a) CIN I
b) CIN II
c) CIN III
d) b&c
15) Dysplastic changes involve the
lower third of the epithelium of the
cervix
a) CIN I
b) CIN II
c) CIN III
d) a &b
16) ...... is the age of incidence of
invasive cervical carcinoma.
a) 20 year
b) 30 year
c) 40 year
d) 50 year
17) ............ can be found in invasive
cervical carcinoma
a) abnormal uterine bleeding
b) malodorous vaginal discharge
c) ulceration
d) all the above
18) Dilatation of ducts, lipid laden
macrophages, fibrosis is characteristic
of …..
a) Acute mastitis
b) Plasma cell mastitis
c) Fat necrosis
d) Galactocele
19) Fibrosis retraction of nipple can be
seen in ……
a) Acute mastitis
b) Chronic mastitis
c) Fat necrosis
d) Galactocele
e) A & B
20) A 27-year-old female who is
actively training for a marathon
presents with the new onset of a
painful lump in the upper outer
quadrant of her right breast. A
mammogram shows an irregular mass
with focal areas of calcification.An
excisional biopsy reveals a localized
area of granulation tissue and
numerous lipid-laden macrophages
surrounding necrotic adipocytes.What
is the correct diagnosis?
a) Acute mastitis
b) Ectasia
c) Enzymatic fat necrosis
d) Traumatic fat necrosis
21) ……. Is clinically is differential
diagnosis of carcinoma
a) Acute mastitis
b) Mammary duct ectasia
c) Fat necrosis
d) Galactocele
e) B & C
24. 22) …… is a cystic dilation of breast
ducts occurring during lactation
a) Acute mastitis
b) Galactocele
c) Ectasis
d) Fat necrosis
23) Which is False about fibrocystic
change of the breast
a) Spectrum of macroscopic &
microscopic changes in the female
breast
b) Unilateral
c) Occurs at age of 20-50 years
d) characterized by fibrosis, adenosis &
cyst formation
24) ……. Is the most cause of palpable
masses in female breast
a) Chronic mastitis
b) Fibrocystic change of the breast
c) Fat necrosis
d) Galatocele
25) Blue dome cysts is the
characteristic feature of …….
a) Non proliferative fibrocystic change
b) Epithelial hyperplasia
c) Sclerosing adenosis
d) All of the above
26) Ductal papillomatosis is seen in
…..
a) Sclerosing adenosis
b) Epithelial hyperplasia
c) Plasma cell mastitis
d) Non-proliferative fibrocystic change
27) Non-proliferative fibrocystic
changes including all of the following
Except
a) Fibrosis
b) Adenosis
c) Sclerosing adenosis
d) Cyst formation
28) Proliferative fibrocystic changes,
moderate hyperplasia without atypia
is associated with ….
a) No increase the risk of breast cancer
b) Increases the risk of breast cancer 4-
5 times
c) Increases the risk of breast cancer
10 times
d) Mild increase the risk of breast
cancer
29) ……. Increase the risk of breast
cancer 10 times
a) Proliferative disease +atypia
b) Proliferative dfibrocystic change +
florid hyperplasia without atypia
c) Proliferative disease+ atypia
+positive family history
d) non-proliferative fibrocystic change
+mild epithelial hyperplasia
30) During a routine breast self-
examination, a 35-year-old female is
concerned because her breasts feel
“lumpy.” She consults you as her
primary care physician. After
25. performing an examination, you
reassure her that no masses are
present and that the “lumpiness” is
due to fibrocystic changes.
Considering this clinical opinion, a
pathologic finding that is consistent
with the non proliferative form of
fibrocystic change is
a) A blue-domed cyst
b) Atypical hyperplasia
c) Papillomatosis
d) Sclerosing adenosis
31) Apocrine metaplasia is seen in ……
a) Sclerosing adenosis
b) Papillomatosis
c) Atypical hyperplasia
d) Non-proliferative fibrocystic change
32) A 25-year-old female presents to
your office for workup of infertility.
In giving a history she describes
severe pain during menses, and she
also tells you that in the past another
doctor told her that she had
“chocolate in her cysts.” Based on this
history, what abnormality would you
most expect to be present in this
patient?
a) Metastatic ovarian cancer
b) Endometriosis
c) Adenomyosis
d) A posteriorly located subserosal
uterine leiomyoma
33) Oligomenorrhea, hirsutism,
obesity & infertility are the clinical
features of ……
a) Follicular cysts
b) Stein-leventhal syndrome
c) Chocolate cysts
d) Luteal cyst
34) Which type of ovary cysts is
associated with endometrial
hyperplasia
a) Luteal cyst
b) Follicular cysts
c) Chocolate cysts
d) All of the above
35) A 19-year-old female presents with oligomenorrhea. Physical examination
reveals an obese young female with acne and increased facial hair. A pelvic
examination is essentially within normal limits, excluding the adnexal regions, which
could not be palpated secondary to obesity. Ultrasound examination reveals bilateral
enlargement of the ovaries with multiple subcortical cysts. Which one of the listed
sets of serum laboratory values is most likely to be present in this individual?
Serum LH Serum FSH LH/FSH ratio
a- decreased decreased High
b- decreased decreased Low
c- decreased increased Low
26. d- increased decreased High
36) A 23-year-old female presents with
pelvic pain and is found to have an ovarian
mass. Grossly, the mass consists of
multiple cystic spaces. Histologically, these
cysts are lined by tall columnar ciliated
epithelium, what is your diagnosis of this
ovarian tumor?
a) Serous tumor
b) Mucinous tumor
c) Endometrioid tumor
d) Brenner tumor
37) Concerning M.P of benign serous
cystadenomas which is False
a) Papillae have delicate fibrous cores
b) Stratification of epithelial cells
c) Lined by tall columnar ciliate epithelium
d) None of the above
38) AS regarding Borderline serous tumors,
which is False ….
a) No invasion of the stroma
b) Moderate atypia
c) Papillary formation
d) Stratification of epithelial cells
39) Concerning Serous tumors which is
False
a) Most common ovarian tumors
b) Unilateral
c) 60% are benign
d) occur in age 20-50 years
40) Psammoma bodies is characteristic of
……… ovarian tumors
a) Benign serous cystadenoma
b) Serous cystadenocarcinoma
c) Mucinous cystadenocarcinoma
d) Borderline serous tumor
41) Single layer of tall columnar non
ciliated epithelium is character of ….
a) Benign serous cystadenomas
b) Benign mucinous cystadenomas
c) Mucinous cystadenocarcinoma
d) Borderline of serous tumor
42) Which is False about Mucinous tumors
a) Less common than serous tumors
b) 80 % are benign
c) Occur at age 30-40 years
d) Mostly bilateral
43) Concerning benign mucinous
cystadenomas which is True
a) Single layer of tall columnar ciliated
epithelium
b) Stratification of lining epithelial cells
c) Single layer of tall columnar non ciliated
epithelium
d) Papillary formation
44) Pseudomyxoma peritonei is most likely
to be associated with a
a) Serous tumor of the ovary
b) Mucinous tumor of the ovary
c) Teratomas
d) Choriocarcinoma
27. 45) Concerning endometrial polyps all is
true except ……..
a) Non neoplastic polyp
b) It causes uterine bleeding
c) Due to localized over growth of
endometrial epithelium
d) very rare turn malignant
46) The neoplastic component of
endometrial polyp is ………….
a) Endometrial glands
b) Endometrial stroma
c) Both
47) All of the following is not true
concerning endometrial polyp except
……………..
a) Originates from endocervical stroma
b) May spread to the vagina
c) True neoplastic polyp
d) Endometrial glands are the neoplastic
component
48) Endometrial polyps are very rarely may
turn malignancy?
a) True
b) False
49) The most common malignant tumor in
female genitalia is ………..
a) Invasive cervical carcinoma
b) Endometrial carcinoma
c) Uterine leiomyoma
d) Endometriosis
50) Concerning Endometrial carcinoma all
of the following is true except ……………
a) Most common benign tumor of the
uterus
b) Endometrial hyperplesia is a common
precursor
c) Usually it is postmenopausal
d) More frequent than invasive cervical
carcinoma
51) The most common risk factor for
endometrial carcinoma is …………………
a) Estrogen secreting ovarian tumor
b) Polycystic ovary
c) Atypical endometrial hyperplesia
d) Infertility
52) All of the following are risk factors for
endometrial carcinoma except …………..
a) Prolonged estrogen replacement therapy
b) Early menarche and late menopause
c) Obesity
d) Multiparity
53) In estrogen dependent endometrial
adenocarcinoma which is not true …………..
a) Most common type
b) Related to hyperesterinism
c) Develops against background of
endometrial atrophy
d) Common in postmenopausal women
54) Non estrogen dependent endometrial
carcinoma is more well differentiated than
estrogen dependent?
28. a) True
b) false
55) Endometrial carcinoma may spread to
the vagina by …………
a) Local spread only
b) Lymphatic spread
c) Blood spread
d) A and B
e) A and C
56) In stage 3 endometrial carcinoma
,Which is true?
a) Confined to corpus uteri
b) Involve corpus uteri and cervix
c) Involve the lower third of the vagina
d) Outside the uterus but not outside the
true pelvis
e) Outside the uterus and the true pelvis
57) The most common benign tumor of the
uterus is …………..
a) Endocervical polyp
b) Endometrial carcinoma
c) Uterine leiomyoma
d) Leiomyosarcoma
58) Concerning uterine leiomyoma all is
true except …………..
a) Most common benign tumor of the
uterus
b) Most common Cause of uterine bleeding
c) Postmenopausal
d) Malignant transformation is rare
59) Grossly… masses of uterin leiomyoma
have the following features except ………….
a) Rounded , well circumscribed
b) Firm , capsulated
c) Grayish white
d) Cut section shows whorly appearance
60) All of the following are complications
of submucosal leiomyoma except …………
a) Ischemic necrosis of the mass
b) Obstruction of delivery
c) Infertility
d) Menorrhagia
61) Concerning leiomyosarcoma All is true
except …………
a) Most common sarcoma of uterus
b) Arise on top of leiomyoma
c) Mitotic figures of atypia is seen
microscopically
d) very rare
62) Which one of the listed endometrial
abnormalities has the greatest risk of
developing into endometrial cancer?
a) Simple hyperplasia
b) Complex hyperplasia
c) Atypical hyperplasia
d) Cystic hyperplasia
e) Polyp
63) Prolonged unopposed estrogen
stimulation in an adult female increases
the risk of development of endometrial
hyperplasia and subsequent carcinoma.
What is the most likely histologic
appearance of this endometrial
29. carcinoma?
a) Adenocarcinoma
b) Clear cell carcinoma
c) Small cell carcinoma
d) Squamous cell carcinoma
e) Transitional cell carcinoma
64) A 46-year-old woman undergoes an
abdominal hysterectomy for a “fibroid”
uterus. The surgeon requests a frozen
section on the tumor, which is deferred
because of the lesion’s degree of
cellularity. Which of the following criteria
will be used by the pathologist in
determining benignancy versus malignancy
in permanent sections?
a) Mitotic rate
b) Cell pleomorphism
c) Cell necrosis
d) Nucleus-to-cytoplasm ratio
e) Tumor size
65) All the following is true about benign
cystic teratoma except
a) it occurs in young women
b) it is usually unilateralّ
c) it is unilocular cyst in cut sectionّ
d) it is sometimes soft formed of benign
structures
66) The benign cystic teratoma
a) usually undergoes malignant changesّ
b) is usually bilateral
c) occurs after menopauseّ
d) may undergoes torsion causing acute
abdomen
67) All the following is true about
malignant teratoma except
a) it is bulky , solid with areas of necrosis
and haemorrhage
b) it is common after menopause
c) its grading depends on the immature
neuroepithelium proportion
d)the prognosis is best in low grade
68) All the following shows thyroid tissues
except
a) mature cystic teratomaّ
b) struma ovariiّ
c) thyroid carcioma
d) ovarian carcinoid
ّ
69) Dysgerminoma
a) is bilateral
b) is formed of small cells with clear plasma
c) is responsive to chemotherapy
d) occurs after menopause
70) All the following is responsive to
chemotherapy except
a) uterine choriocarcioma
b) ovarian choriocarcinoma
c) gestational choriocarcinoma
d) dysgerminoma
71) Meig's syndrome occurs in
a) fibrothecoma
b) granulosa-theca tumours
c) dysgerminoma
d) choriocarcinoma
30. 72) Call-exner bodies are
a) basophilic materialّ
b) are seen in the fibrothecoma
c) are seen in the granulosa theca cell
tumours
d) are seen in the dysgerminoma
ّ
73) All the following is true about
fibrothecoma except
a) it is leading to meig's syndrome
b) it is usually unilateral
c) it arises mostly in post-menopausal
women
d) accounts 5% of all ovarian tumoursّ
74) Spread of malignant ovarian tumours
by blood is most commonly to
a)uterus
b) breast
c) lungs
d) kidney
75) all of the following is true about
krukenberg's tumours except
a) it is metastatic gastrointestinal tract to
ovary
b) it is unilateral
c) it is composed of mucin –producing signet
ring cells
d) it spreads from gastric carcinoma
transcoelomic method
76) All gestational trophoblastic tumor
share that they ………….
a) Are benign
b) Cause marked atypia
c) Secrete HCGs at higher level
d) Do metastasize
77) Benign tumor of the placental
trophoblasts occurs due to faulty
fertilization
a) Invasive mole
b) Hydatiform mole
c) Choriocarcinoma
d) Fibroma
78) Concerning vesicular mole all is true
except ………….
a) They are complete or partial
b) Due to implantation of defective ovum
c) Postmenopausal
d) Causes painless vaginal bleeding
79) In complete vesicular mole ………….
a) Normal ovum fertilized by diploid sperm
b) Empty ovum fertilized by 2 sperms
c) Empty ovum fertilized by diploid sperm
d) a & b
e) b & c
80) The most common karyotype of partial
mole is …………
a) Triploid ( 69 , XXX )
b) Triploid ( 69 , XXY )
c) Triploid ( 96 , XXY )
d) Triploid ( 69 , XYY )
81) The most common karyotype of
complete mole is ……………
a) Diploid ( 64 , XY )
b) Diploid ( 64 , XX )
31. c) Diploid ( 46 , XX )
d) Diploid ( 46 , XY )
82) All of the following is not true
concerning partial mole except ……………..
a) All chromosomes are paternal
b) Fetal parts are seen
c) No embryogenesis
d) Diploid Karyotype ( 46 , XX )
83) All of the following is true about
complete mole except ……………..
a) No fetal parts
b) Hydropic swelling in all villi
c) Edematous stroma with increased
vascularization
d) May turn malignant
84) The tumor markers of hydatiform mole
is HCG ?
a) True
b) False
85) 2% of complete moles become invasive
and 10% turn malignant into
choriocarcinoma?
a) True
b) False
86) Concerning invasive mole all is true
except ……………..
a) Do not metastasize
b) Perforates the uterine wall muscles
c) No signs of atypia
d) Good response to chemotherapy
87) 50% of Gestational Choriocarcinoma
may follow ………….
a) Ectopic pregnancy
b) Complete mole
c) Normal pregnancy
d) Abortion
88) Concerning Gestational Choriocarcinoma
All is true Except ……………
a) Intrauterine large fleshy yellowish mass
b) Areas of haemorrhage and necrosis
c) Hydropic swelling in all villi
d) Follow complete mole
89) Microscopically Choriocarcinoma shows
………….
a) Malignant trophoblasts
b) No Chorionic villi
c) High vascularity with haemorrhage and
necrosis
d) All of the above
90) Early spread of choriocarcinoma is by
………..
a) Lymphatics
b) Blood
c) Local spread
d) They do not metastasize
91) Invasive mole do metastasize mainly by
blood ?
a) True
b) False
92) The most differentiating point in
gestational choriocarcinoma is ……………..
32. a) Highly sensitive to chemotherapy 100 %
cure
b) Highly vascular
c) Do not metastasize
d) High level of HCG
93) A 25-year-old woman in her fifteenth
week of pregnancy presents with uterine
bleeding and passage of a small amount of
watery fluid and tissue. She is found to have
a uterus that is much larger than estimated
by her gestational dates. Her uterus is found
to be filled with cystic, avascular, grapelike
structures that do not penetrate the uterine
wall. No fetal parts are found. The most
likely diagnosis for this abnormality is ……
a) Partial hydatidiform mole
b) Complete hydatidiform mole
c) Invasive mole
d) Placental site trophoblastic tumor
e) Choriocarcinoma
94) …… is the most common benign tumor
of female breast
a) Fibroadenoma
b) Duct papilloma
c) Phyllodes tumors
d) All of the above
95) As regards gross morphology of
fibroadenoma which is False
a) Encapsulated
b) Usually bilateral
c) Firm in consistency
d) Varies in size
96) Bloody discharge is characteristic
features of ……
a) Fibroadenoma
b) Duct papilloma
c) Epithelium hyperplasia
d) Phyllodes tumors
97) A neoplastic component of duct
papilloma is stromal element
a) True
b) False
98) Which is False about gross morphology
of small duct papillomas
a) Multiple
b) Attached to the duct system by
fibrovascular stalk
c) Deeply found within the ductal system
d) Increase the risk of subsequent
malignancy
99) As regards Phyllodes tumors which is
False
a) Neoplastic element is stroma
b) Arises from pre-exisiting fibroadenomas
c) Affecting older pateints
d) Grossly show Leaf like cleft
100) A 39-year-old female presents with
the new onset of a bloody discharge from
her right nipple. Physical examination
reveals a 1-cm freely movable mass
that is located directly beneath the nipple.
Sections from this mass reveal multiple
fibrovascular cores lined by several layers
of epithelial cells. Atypia is minimal. The
33. lesion is completely contained within the
duct and no invasion into underlying tissue
is seen. What is the correct diagnosis?
a) Benign phyllodes tumor
b) Ductal papilloma
c) Paget’s disease
d) Papillary carcinoma
101) A 35-year-old female presents with a
2.2-cm mass in her left breast.The mass is
excised, and histologic sections reveal a
tumor composed of a mixture of ducts and
cells, as seen in the photomicrograph below.
The epithelial cells within the ducts are not
atypical in appearance. There is a marked
increase in the stromal cellularity, but the
stromal cells are not atypical in appearance
and mitoses are not found. What is the
correct diagnosis for this breast lesion?
a) Fibroadenoma
b) benign phyllodes tumor
c) Malignant phyllodes tumor
d) Medullary carcinoma
102) All of the following factors increase the
risk of breast cancer Except
a) Nullipara
b) Increased age
c) Prolonged breast- feeding
d) Proliferative fibrocystic changes
103) …………is the most area of breast in
which breast cancer arise
a) Upper outer quadrant
b) Lower outer quadrant
c) Central area
d) Upper inner quadrant
104) ……. Is the most common form of
breast cancer
a) Invasive ductal carcinoma of NOS
b) Medullary carcinoma
c) Colloid carcinoma
b) inflammatory carcinoma
105) Peau d'orange can be seen in ……..
a) Invasive ductal carcinoma of NOS
b) Tubular carcinoma
c) Inflammatory carcinoma
d) A& C
106) Inflammatory carcinoma is of the
breast due ……..
a) Infiltration of dermal lymphatics
b) Infiltration of epidermis of the nipple
c) Infiltration of epidermis of the areola
d) None of the above
107) There's No palpable mass in all of the
following Except
a) DCIS
b) Inflammatory carcinoma
c) Paget's disease
34. d) LCIS
108) Which is True about ILC
a) Well circumscribed
b) Firm in consistency
c) Indian files
d) Large tumor cells
109) Uncommonly metastasizing breast
cancer including all the following Except
a) Colloid carcinoma
b) Inflammatory carcinoma
c) Medullary carcinoma
d) Tubular carcinoma
110) As regards Gyencomastia which is False
a) Enlargement of the male breast
b) Enlargement of the female breast
c) Excessive of estrogen
d)Usually bilateral
111) The most important factor related to
the prognosis of breast cancer is
a) The histologic type and grade
b) The status of axillary lymph nodes
c) The presence of estrogen receptors
d) Chromosomal aneuploidy
112) A 48-year-old female presents with a
1.5-cm firm mass in the upper outer
quadrant of her left breast. A biopsy from
this mass reveals many of the ducts to be
filled with atypical cells. In the center of
these ducts there is extensive necrosis. No
invasion into the surrounding fibrous tissue
is seen. What is the correct diagnosis for this
breast mass?
a) Colloid carcinoma
b) Comedocarcinoma
c) Infiltrating ductal carcinoma
d) Lobular carcinoma in situ
113) Infiltrative lobular carcinoma of the
breast is characterized histologicallyby
a) Large cells with clear cytoplasm within the
epidermis
b) Single-file pattern of infiltration
c) Granulomatous inflammation
d) None of the above
114) A 35-year-old woman who underwent
a modified radical mastectomy of her right
breast for infiltrating ductal carcinoma 2
years ago presents with enlargement of her
right breast. The breast has a swollen,red-
discolored appearance. It is diffusely
indurated and tender on palpation. Multiple
axillary lymph nodes are palpable in the
lower axilla. The working clinical diagnosis is
inflammatory carcinoma. Microscopic
sections from this red, indurated area are
most likely to reveal
a) Infiltrating malignant ducts surrounded by
numerous neutrophils
b) Extensive invasion of dermal lymphatics
c) Duct ectasia with numerous plasma cells
d) None of the above
115) A 46-year-old woman presents with a
4-month history of a discharge from the
nipple. An excisional biopsy of the nipple
area reveals infiltration of the nipple by
35. large cells with clear cytoplasm. These cells
are found both singly and in small clusters in
the epidermis and are PAS-positive and
diastase-resistant. What is the correct
diagnosis?
a) Ductal papilloma
b) Paget’s disease
c) Eczematous inflammation
d) Phyllodes tumor, malignant
116) A 32-year-old male presents with
scrotal enlargement. Physical examination,
including scrotal transillumination, reveals
the presence of a testicular cyst containing
clear fluid. This abnormality most likely
results from fluid accumulating within the
………………
a) Ampulla of the ductus deferens
b) Appendix testis
c) Epididymis
d) Seminal vesicles
e) Tunica vaginalis
117) Which of the following testicular
tumors is most radiosensitive?
a) Seminoma
b) Embryonal carcinoma
c) Choriocarcinoma
d) Yolk sac tumor
e) Immature teratoma
118) A 27-year-old male presents with a
testicular mass, which is resected and
diagnosed as being a yolk sac tumor. Which
one of the listed substances is most likely to
be increased in this patient’s serum as a
result of being secreted from the cells of this
tumor?
a) Acid phosphatase
b) α fetoprotein (AFP)
c) Alkaline phosphatase
d) β-human chorionic gonadotropin (β-hCG)
e) Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
119) A 47-year-old male presents with the
sudden onset of fever, chills, and dysuria.
During the review of symptoms you
discover that he has no history of recurrent
urinary tract infections. Rectal examination
finds that the prostate gland is very
sensitive and examination is painful. What
is the most likely diagnosis for this patient?
a) Acute prostatitis
b) Chronic bacterial prostatitis
c) Chronic abacterial prostatitis
d) Granulomatous prostatitis
e) Benign prostatic hyperplasia
120) A 69-year-old male presents with
urinary frequency, nocturia, dribbling, and
difficulty in starting and stopping urination.
Rectal examination reveals the prostate to
be enlarged, firm, and rubbery. A needle
biopsy reveals increased numbers of
glandular elements and stromal tissue. The
glands are found to have a double layer of
epithelial cells. Prominent nuclei or back-to-
back glands are not seen. What is the
correct diagnosis?
a) Acute prostatitis
b) Chronic bacterial prostatitis
c) Granulomatous prostatitis
36. d) Benign prostatic hyperplasia
e) Prostatic adenocarcinoma
121) A 67-year-old male is found on rectal
examination to have a single, hard, irregular
nodule within his prostate. A biopsy of this
lesion reveals the presence of small glands
lined by a single layer of cells with enlarged,
prominent nucleoli. From what portion of
the prostate did this lesion most likely
originate?
a) Anterior zone
b) Central zone
c) Peripheral zone
d) Periurethral glands
e) Transition zone
122) All of the following is true about Crypto
orchidism except ………………..
a) Occurs in 0.7% of male population
b) Most cases are idiopathic
c) More common in the left testis
d) Asymptomatic
123) Which is true concerning syphilitic
inflammation of the testis?
a) Begins as Primary infection in UT
b) Always begins as orchitis
c) Always begins at the epididymis
d) Results from heamatogenous spread
124) All of the following is true concerning
testicular neoplasms except ………….
a) Most common cause of painless
enlargement of the testis
b) 95% of these tumors arise from germ cells
c) Most of them are benign
d) Peak incidence between 15-35 years
125) Which is not true concerning germ cell
tumor of the testis?
a) 95% of testicular neoplasms
b) All are malignant
c) Arise from totipotent cells
d) Associated with endocrine abnormalities
126) The most common germ cell tumor in
adults is ……………
a) Seminoma
b) Choriocarcinoma
c) Yolk sac tumor
d) Embryonal carcinoma
127) Concerning seminomas Which is not
true?
a) Commonest 30% of germ cell tumor
b) Counterpart of choriocarcinoma in
females
c) Peak incidence in 4th
decade
d) None of the above
128) Grossly seminomas have the following
characteristic features except ………….
a) Large soft mass
b) Well demarcated
c) Large tumors contain foci of coagulative
necrosis
d) Infiltrating the surrounding areas
129) A 48-year-old male presents with a
large, painless testicular mass after physical
and radiological examination showed that
the mass is solid and confined to the testis ,
37. a biopsy was taken from the mass it
revealed large cells with distinct borders
arranged in small lobules , surrounded by
fibrous tissue and lymphocytic infiltration …
this mass most likely to be …………….
a) Embryonal carcinoma
b) Testicular lymphoma
c) Seminoma
d) Teratoma
130) In stage 2 seminoma …………..
a) Tumor confined to testis
b) Metastasis limited to retroperitoneal LN
c) Metastasis above the diaphragm
d) Metastasis outside retroperitoneal LN
131) Most common testicular tumor in
infants and young children is …………..
a) Yolk sac tumour
b) Embryonal carcinoma
c) Immature teratoma
d) Seminoma
132) Alpha feto protein is a tumor marker of
…………..
a) Choriocarcinoma
b) Seminoma
c) Yolk sac tumor
d) Leydig cell tumor
133) Tumor markers of testicular
choriocarcinoma ………….
a) Alpha feto protein
b) HCG
c) Androgens and estrogen
d) None of the above
134) All teratomas of adult males are
considered malignant?
a) True
b) False
135) Complete the table
Point of
comparison
Seminoma Non seminomatous tumors
a) Clinical picture
b) Spread
c) Behavior
d) Treatment
e) Prognosis
136) Concerning interstitial cell tumor
of the testis which is true?
a) Not a primary tumor of the testis
b) Secrete estrogen in low quantities
c) Painless testicular mass with no
hormonal changes
d) 90% are benign
137) The most common testicular
tumor in males above 60 years is
38. …………….
a) Tesicular lymphoma
b) Seminoma
c) Embryonal carcinoma
d) Leydig cell tumor
138) Lymphatic Fluid in tunica
vaginalis due to lymphatic obstruction
………………
a) Hydrocele
b) Hematocele
c) Chylocele
d) Varicocele
139) All is true concerning BPH except
………………
a) Mostly due to hormonal changes
b) affect 90% of males above 70
c) Mainly in the outer peripheral part
of prostate
d) No malignant transformation
140) Which of the following is a
complications of BPH?
a) Urinary Bladder irritation
b) Chronic Renal Failure
c) Pyelonephritis and stone formation
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
141) The most common visceral
cancer in males is ……………
a) Seminoma
b) Carcinoma prostate
c) Senile prostatic hyperplesia
d) Dysgerminoma
142) Concerning prostatic carcinoma
Which is not true?
a) Most cases are occult
b) Mainly in outer peripheral part of
prostate
c) Serum acid phosphatase is a tumor
marker
d) None of the above
143) All the following is true about
the microscopic picture of well
differentiated prostatic carcinoma
except ……….
a) Small glands arranged irregularly
b) Lined by single layer of cuboidal
cells
c) Absence of basal cell layer
d) No dysplastic changes
144) Grossly which is true about
prostatic carcinoma?
a) Large nodular mass
b) Multiple well circumscribed nodules
c) Mainly In the outer peripheral part
d) No infiltration of the adjacent areas
145) Brode’s grading is used in
carcinoma of the prostate?
a) True
b) False
146) Extra Capsular invasion of
prostatic carcinoma but still clinically
localized is stage ………..
a) 1
39. b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
147) The most important precipitating
condition to prostatic carcinoma is
…………..
a) Dysplasia of the prostate glands
b) Poorly differentiated glands
c) Absence of basal layer
d) Glands lie back to back
1- C
2- A
3- D
4- D
5- B
6- B
7- D
8- C
9- A
10- D
11- B
12- C
13- A
14- D
15- D
16- D
17- D
18- B
19- E
20- D
21- E
22- B
23- B
24- B
25- A
26- B
27- C
28- D
29- C
30- A
31- D
32 -ّ B
33- B
34- B
35- D
36- A
37- B
38- C
39- B
40) B
41- B
42- D
43- C
44- B
45- A
46- B
47- C
48- A
49- B
50- A
51- C
52- D
53- C
54- B
55- D
56- D
57- C
58- C
59- B
60- A
61- B
62- C
63- A
64- A
65- D
66- D
67- B
68- B
69- C
70- B
71- A
72- C
73- D
74- C
75- B
76- C
77- B
78- C
79- E
80- B
81- C
82- B
83- C
84- A
85- B
86- C
87- B
88- C
89- D
90- B
91- B
92- A
93- B
94- A
95- B
96- B
97- B
98- B
99- B
100- B
40. 101- B
102- C
103- A
104- A
105- D
106- A
107- C
108- C
109- B
110- B
111- B
112- B
113- B
114- B
115- B
116- E
117- A
118- B
119- A
120- D
121- C
122- C
123- B
124- C
125- D
126- A
127- B
128- D
129- C
130- B
131- A
132- C
133- B
134- A
135-
Point of
comparison
Seminomas Non seminomatous tumors
a) C/P Painless enlargement
without distant
metastasis
Presented as occult
carcinoma by wide spread
metastasis with absence of
palpable mass
b) Spread Lymphatic Blood and lymphatic
c) Behavior Less aggressive More aggressive
d) Treatment Radiosensitive Radio resistant
e) Prognosis Betterّ Worse
136- D
137- A
138- C
139- C
140- D
141- B
142- D
143- D
144- C
145- B
146- C
147- A
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41. 1) The female hormonal system lies
under the influence of the following
hormones except ……..
a) FSH
b) LH
c) GH
d) Estrogen and progesterone
2) At the age of puperty the first
hormone that initiate the ovarian
cycle is ……………
a) FSH
b) LRH
c) LH
d) Estrogen
3) The following phases are of the
ovarian cycle EXCEPT ……………
a) Follicular phase
b) Luteal phase
c) Proliferative phase
d) Ovulation
4) During the follicular phase the
follicles are proliferating under the
effect of …………
a) LH
b) Estrogen
c) FSH
d) LHRH
5) During the follicular phase the
follicles secretes ……….
a) Estrogen
b) Progesterone
c) Both A & B
d) None of the above
6) All of the following events occur
during the follicular phase of the
ovarian cycle except ……
a) Proliferation of the granulosa cells
b) Formation of theca cells
c) Rupture of an ovum
d) Formation of an antrum
7) Concerning ovulation ……..
a) Ovum is surrounded by corona
radiate
b) Occurs 14 days after menstruation
c) Caused by LH surge
d) All of the above is true
8) Concerning LH surge ………
a) Marked increase in LH 2 days after
ovulation
b) Causes anovulatory cycle
c) Causes formation of corpus luteum
d) causes shortened menstrual cycle
9) The luteal phase of the menstrual
cycle mainly depend on …………..
a) FSH
b) Estrogen
c) LH
d) None of the above
10) During the luteal phase which is
not true …………..
a) Increased level of estrogen and
progesterone
b) Increased level of FSH and LH
42. c) Fluid is accumulated in the corpus
luteum forming an antrum
d) No new follicles begin to grow in the
ovary
11) During the luteal phase estrogen
and progesterone has a negative
feedback on LH secretion ?
a) True
b) False
12) Proliferative phase of the
endometrial cycle is mainly under the
effect of ………….
a) Progesterone
b) Estrogen
c) Inhibin
d) FSH
13) All of the following events occur
during the proliferative phase except
……………..
a) Increased No of stromal cells and
glands
b) Glands increase in tortuosity
c) The endometrium is thickened up to
3-4 mm
d) It is under the effect of estrogen
14) Concerning the secretory phase of
the endometrial cycle …….
a) It starts after ovulation
b) Endometrial swelling and secretory
development
c) Increased lipid and glycogen
deposition
d) Increased Blood supply
e) All of the above
15) In menstrual phase all is true
Except ……………
a) No fertilization occurred
b) Level of estrogen and progesterone
falls
c) Corpus albicans is formed
d) Endometrium is increased in
thickness
16) An ovulatory cycles occur as a
result of …………..
a) FSH insufficiency
b) Formation of corpus luteum
c) LH insufficiency
d) Estrogen insufficiency
17) In-pregnant female estrogen
secreted from …..
a) Graffin follicle
b) Corpu luteum
c) Placenta
d) All of the above
18) In non-pregnant female,
progesterone secreted from …..
a) Graffian follicle
b) Latter half of each ovarian cycle by
corpus luteum
c) Both
19) Estrogen changes the ovarian
epithelium from stratified type into
cuboidal which is more resistant to
trauma
a) True
b) False
43. 20) Concerning the effect of estrogen
on breast which is False ?
a) Development stromal tissues
b) Increases fat deposition
c) Growth acini system
d) Pigmentation of areola
21) All of the following is True about
the effect of estrogen Except
a) Increases metabolic rate
b) Sodium & water retention
c) Negative nitrogen balance
d) Soft , smooth & vascular of the skin
22) Which is False about effect of
progesterone
a) Increases endometrium secretion of
uterus
b) Increases contraction of uterus
c) Development of alveoli of the breast
d) Protein catabolism
23) Progesterone in large amounts
causes sodium & water retention
a) True
b) False
24) As regards menopause which is
False?
a) Sexual cycle is irregular
b) Decreased female sex hormones
c) Decreased LH & FSH
d) Burning out of the ovaries
25) The rate of HCG secretion reaches
maximum 8 days after ovulation?
a) True
b) False
26) Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
has very much the same molecular
structure and function as ……..
a) Estrogen
b) FSH
c) LH
d) Progesterone
27) All of the following are true about
HCG except …………….
a) Secreted by the endometrium
b) Prevent involution of corpus luteum
c) Increase secretion of estrogen and
progesterone by CL
d) Can be measured 8 days after
ovulation
28) In pregnancy Estrogen causes
…………..
a) Continuous growth of endometrium
b) Decrease contractility of the gravid
uterus
c) Relaxes the various pelvic ligaments
d) Prepare the breast for lactation
29) Prevention of the uterine
contraction during pregnancy from
causing abortion is mediated by ………
a) Progesterone
b) Estrogen
c) HCG
d) Relaxin
30) All of the following are functions
44. of progesterone in pregnancy except
……………
a) Development of decidual cells in
uterine endometrium
b) Sodium , Calcium and Potassium
retention
c) Prepare the breast for lactation
d) Development of zygote prior to
implantation
Choose the causative hormone from B for each of the functions in A , one hormone
may be selected more than once
A B
31) Relaxation of pelvic bones and
ligaments
a) Estrogen
32) Has lactogenic activity b) Progesterone
33) Prevent uterine contraction from
causing spontaneous abortion
c) Human chorionic
somatomammotropin
34) Increase growth of the ductal system
of the breast
d) Human chorionic gonadotropin
35) Interstitial cell stimulating effect on
fetus testis
e) Relaxin
36) Increase secretions of fallopian tube
and uterus
37) Protect corpus luteum from
degeneration
38) Enlargement of external genitalia
during pregnancy
39) Both relaxin and progesterone cause
………..
a) Involution of CL
b) Enlargement of external genitalia
c) Inhibition of myometrial contraction
d) None of the above
40) Relaxin hormone is secreted by ………..
a) Corpus luteum
b) Decidual cells
c) Granulosa cells
d) a & b
e) a & c
41) Human chorionic somatomammotropin
causes the following except ………….
a) Na+ , Ca+ & K+ retention
b) Decrease glucose utilization by the fetus
c) increase fatty acid mobilization from fat
store of the mother
d) Deposition of protein in the tissues
42) During pregnancy the secretion of
………………. Hormones is suppressed
45. a) GH
b) Aldosterone
c) LH
d) a & b
e) a & c
43) During pregnancy the following
hormones are increased except …………
a) Aldosterone
b) Thyroid hormone
c) GH
d) Insulin
44) Full development of breast during
pregnancy occurs by the following except
…………
a) Estrogen
b) Progesterone
c) HCG
d) HCS
45) Human Chorionic somatomammotropin
is a placental hormone secreted in ………..
of pregnancy
a) Forth week
b) Fifth week
c) Fifth month
d) Third month
46) The sertoli cells
a) Are massive in size
b) Forms the blood testis barrier by their
tight junction
c) Are stimulated by FSH
d) All of the above
47) All the following is true about
phagocytic function of sertoli cell except
a) they play a role in shaping of the head
and tail of the sperm
b) they convert the secondary
spermatocytes to spermatid
c) they secrete digestive enzymes
d) they play a special role in phagocytosis of
the dead sperms
48) Muellerian inhibitory factor
a) inhibits the anterior pituitary gland
secretion
b) is secreted by the leyding cells
c) inhibits formation of the fallopian tube in
male fetus
d) is secreted in puberty by sertoli cellsّ
49) When the blood -testis barrier is
destructed
a) large molecules and proteins enter the
interstitial tissue
b) autoimmune -disease occurs
c) the blood born –noxious agents may kill
the germ cellsّ
d) all the above
ّ
50) Estrogen hormone
a) is essential for the spermiation
b) stimulate the sertoli cells in
spermatogenesis
c) is essential for the division of the germinal
cells
d) control the metabolic functions of the
testis
46. 51) The spermiation
a) is the conversion of spermatid into the
spermatozoa
b) occurs under effect of F.S.H and estrogen
c) occus under effect of testosrone and
estrogen
d) a and b
52) Sperms
a) are stored in a big quantity in the
epididymis
b) can live for many weeks in the female
genital system
c) develop the capacity of the motility in the
epididymis
d) all the above
53) The seminal vesicle secrete all the
following except
a) frucrose
b) profibrinolysin
c) fibrin
d) prostaglandinّ
54) Descending of the testis into the
scrotum
a) occurs in the last month of the pregnancy
b) occurs under effect of the testosterone
c) is a process is called cryptorchidismّ
d) all the above
55) Testosterone causes all the following
except
a) it increases the rate of secretion of
sebaceous gland
b) it increases the growth of hair on the top
of the head
c) it causes calcium retention
d) it can increases the basal metabolic rate
15%ّ
56) Testosterone
a) increases the number of the RBCs by
direct effect on their production
b) increases circulating high density
cholesterol
c) increases the reabsorption of sodium and
in distal tubules of kidney
d) all of the above
57) All the following is true about
hypogonadism except
a) the voice is child like
b) they has normal stature
c) the muscles are weaker than normal
d) there is no loss of hair of the head
58) In castration, after puberty
a) there is loss of masculine hair distribution
b) the voice regress from the base quality
only slightly
c) there is loss of the musculature of the
virile male
d) all of the aboveّ
59) All the following is true about
hypergonadismin male except
a) it occurs due to a tumour in the
interstitial leyding cells
b) it causes development of the sex organs
47. c) it causes rapid growth of the musculature
and boneّ
d) the height of the adult is more than
normal subject
ّ
60) All the following is true about FSH
except
a) it is inhibited by spermatogenesis
b) it is responsible for testosterone
production
c) it is secreted from anterior pituitary gland
d) it stimulates conversion of the spermatid
to the sperm
1- C
2- B
3- C
4- C
5- A
6- C
7- D
8- C
9- C
10- C
11- A
12) B
13- B
14- E
15- D
16- C
17- C
18- B
19- B
20- C
21- C
22- B
23- B
24- C
25- B
26- C
27- A
28- C
29- A
30- B
31- E
32- C
33- B
34- A
35- D
36- B
37- D
38- A
39- C
40- D
41- B
42- E
43- C
44- C
45- B
46- D
47- B
48- C
49- D
50- A
51- D
52- C
53- B
54- B
55- B
56- C
57- B
58- D
59- D
60- D
1) The nerve supply of obturator internus
muscle is:
a) Obturator nerve
b) Superior gluteal nerve
c) Inferior gluteal nerve
d) Nerve to obturator inernus
2) The whit line give attachment to ……………
muscle:
a) Coccygeus
48. b) obturator internus
c) Levator ani
d) Piriformis
3) ………… muscle supports the prostate in
male and acts as sphincter for vagina:
a) Puborectalis
b) Pubococcygeus
c) iliococcygeus
d) None of the above
ّ
4) Tough and membranous fascia cover
distensible organ.
a) True
b) False
5) All of the following are branches of the
anterior division of internal iliac artery
except:
a) Internal pudendal artery
b) Inferior gluteal artery
c) Vaginal artery
d) Superior gluteal artery
6) which of the following arteries leave the
pelvis through the greater sciatic foramen
below piriformis muscle?
a) Inferior gluteal artery
b) Superior gluteal artery
c) Internal pudendal artery
d) A & C
7) Which artery of the following represents
the continuation of the aorta
embryologically:
a) Common iliac artery
b) Internal iliac artery
c) Median sacral artery
d) Superior gluteal artery
8) Median sacral vein drains into right
common iliac vein.
a) True
b) False
9) Nerve to piriformis muscle is a dorsal
branch of the roots of the sacral plexus.
a) True
b) False
10) all of the following are ventral
branches from the sacral plexus except:
a) Nerve to quadratus femoris
b) Nerve to obturator inertnus
c) Pudendal nerve
d) Tibial part of sciatic nerve
11) Each pelvic part of sympathetic trunk
has ………. Sacral ganglions:
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
12) The lateral angles of the perineum are
formed by:
a) 2 Ischial tuberosities
b) Guteus maximus mescle
c) Scrotuberous ligament
d) Pubic arch
13) The space between the two labia
49. majora is called:
a) Vestibule of vagina
b) Pudendal cleft
c) Urethral orifice
d) Vaginal orifice
14) The perineal membrane is:
a) The fatty layer of the superficial fascia of
the urogenital triangle
b) The membranous layer of the superficial
fascia of the urogenital triangle
c) The superior fascia of the urogenital
diaphragm
d) The inferior fascia of the urogenital
diaphragm
15) The following structure piercing the
perineal membrane except:
a) Urethra
b) Internal pudendal artery
c) Dorsal nerve of clitoris
d) Anal canal
16) ………… is the floor of the superficial
fascia.
a) Scarpa’s fascia
b) Perineal membrane
c) Colle’s fascia
d) Fatty layer of the superficial fascia
17) One of the following structure share in
the contents of both superficial and deep
perineal pouch:
a) Internal pudendal artery
b) Deep artery of the clitoris
c) labial nerves
d) dorsal nerve of clitoris
18) The junction between the the fundus
and the body of the uterus is called:
a) Cornua
b) cervix
c) Isthmus
d) Internal os
19) The constriction in the lower part of
the body of the uterus is called:
a) Cornua
b) cervix
c) Isthmus
d) Internal os
20) The uterus is ………… when the angle
between cervix and body of the uterus is
more than 170 degrees.
a) Anteverted
b) Anteflexed
c) Retroverted
d) Retroflexed
21) Douglas pouch contains ……….:
a) Coils of sigmoid colon
b) Terminal ileum
c) A & B
d) None of the above
22) All parts of the uterus are covered by
the the peritoneum except:
a) Anterior surface of the Supravaginal part
of the cervix
b) Posterior surface of the Supravaginal part
of the cervix
50. c) Vaginal part of the cervix
d) A & B
e) A & C
23) The lateral surface of supravaginal part
of the cervix gives attachment to:
a) Round ligament
b) Ligament of the ovary
c) uterosacral ligament
d) Broad ligament
24) The mesovarium is lied between the
mesometrium and the mesosalpinx.
a) True
b) False
25) The ……………..ligament is also called
cardinal ligament.
a) Round ligament
b) Transverse Cervical ligament
c) uterosacral ligament
d) Broad ligament
26) All of the following structures are
contents of the broad ligament except:
a) Ligament of ovary
b) Upper part of round ligament
c) Pubocervical ligament
d) Uterine artery
27) All of the following share in keeping
the uterus in position except:
a) Rectum
b) Urinary bladder
c) Perineal body
d) Piriformis muscle
28) The arterial supply of the infundibulum
of the uterine tube is by:
a) Uterine artery
b) Ovarian artery
c) Middle rectal artery
d) umbilical artery
29) The vagina is related posteriorly to:
a) Cervix of the uterus
b) Urethra
c) Urinary bladder
d) None of the above
30) Lateral fornix of the vagina is related
laterally to:
a) Ureter
b) Urethra
c) Greater vestibular gland
D) Vestibule of vagina
31) The arterial supply of the vagina is
from :
a) Vaginal artery
b) Uterine artery
c) Middle rectal artery
d) Internal pudendal artery
e) All of the above
32) Medial surface of the ovary is related
to peritoneum of the pelvic wall.
a) True
b) False
33) The posterior boundary of the ovarian
fossa is made by:
51. a) Ureter
b) Internal iliac artery
c) Obturator nerve
d) A & B
34) The left ovarian vein drains into the
left renal vein.
a) True
b) False
35) The middle part of the vagina drains
into ………… LNs.
a) Superficial inguinal
b) Para-aortic
c) Internal iliac and external iliac
d) Internal iliac
36) The cornuae of the uterus drains into
………… LNs.
a) Superficial inguinal
b) Para-aortic
c) Internal iliac, external iliac and sacral
d) external iliac
37) The base of the mammary gland
extends from ….. to …….. ribs.
a) 3, 6
b) 2, 5
c) 2, 6
d) 3, 5
38) The ……………… act as suspensory
ligaments in the breast.
a) Lobes
b) Fibrous septa
c) Retromammary space
d) Lactiferous duct
39) The upper medial part of the breast
drains into ……………. :
a) Pectoral group of axillary LNs
b) Posterior group of axillary LNs
c) Parasternal LNs
d) Apical group of axillary LNs
40) Dimpling of the overlying skin of the
breast is a sign of …………:
a) Cancer invasion of the deep fascia
b) Cancer invasion of the suspensory
ligaments
c) Cancer invasion of the lactiferous ducts
d) Cancer invasion of the deep lymphatics
41) Supernumerary nipples is called
…………..:
a) Polythelia
b) Polymatsia
c) Macromatsia
d) None of the above
42) All of the following are contents of
superfacial perineal pouch in male Except
a) Roots of penis
b) Bulbouretheral glands
c) Scrotal nerves
d) Deep dorsal vein of the penis
43) The nerve supply of posterior 2/3 of
the scrotum including all of the following
Except
a) Posterior ccutaneous nerve of the thigh
52. b) Scrotal branches of pudendal nerve
c) Scrotal branches of the perineal nerves
d) None of the above
44) As regard blood supply of the scrotum,
which is False
a) Superficial external pudendal artery
b) Deep external pudendal artery
c) Superior epigastric artery
d) Scrotal branch of the internal pudendal
artery
45) Which is true about roots of penis
a) A free part of the penis
b) Situated in superfacial perineal pouch
c) It's the expanded part of the corpus
cavernousus
d) Crura are the proximal part of the corpus
spongiosum
46) Which is False about corpora cavernosa
a) Anterior continuation of the crura of the
penis
b) Traversed by dorsal artery of penis
c) Supplied by Cavernoal artery
d) They end Deep to glans penis
47) Glans penis is supplied by ……
a) Cavernosal artery
b) Dorsal artery of penis
c) Superfacial external pudendal artery
d) Artery of bulb
48) Which is true about Artery of bulb
a) It lies on each side of deep dorsal vein
b) Arises from Femoral artery
c) Arises from Internal pudendal artery
d) Supply Corpus cavernosum
49) Internal spermatic fascia is derived
from ………
a) External oblique aponeurosis
b) Internal oblique muscle
c) Fascia transversalis
d) Non of the above
50) Testicular artery arises from ……..
a) Inferoir epigastric artery
b) Abdominal aorta at level of L2
c) Inferior vesical artery
d) Artery of vas
51) Lymphatic drainage of the testis is …….
a) Superfacial inginal L.N
b) Para-aortic L.N
c) Internal iliac L.N
b) Deep inginal L.N
52) Left testis drains into ………
a) IVC
b) Left renal vein
c) SVc
d) Right renal vein
53) As regards sinus of epididymis which is
True
a) Recess of tunica albuginea
b) Lies between the testis & lateral side of
body of the epididymis
c) Lies between the testis & medial side of
body of the epididymis
53. d) Directed medially
54) Which is False about cremastric muscle
a) Derived from fascia transversalis
b) Derived from internal oblique muscle
c) Supplied by cremastric artery
d) Supplied by genital branch of
genitofemoral nerve
55) Varicocele is most occurring on the
Right side
a) True
b) False
56) Arterial supply of seminal vesicle is
…….
a) Superior vesical artery
b) Inferior vesicle artery
c) Middle rectal artery
d) B & C
57) All these structures passing inside the
prostate Except
a) Prostatic urethra
b) Vas deferens
c) Ejaculatory ducts
d) Prostatic utricle
58) Inferior vesical & middle rectal arteries
supply…..
a) Scrotum
b) Seminal vesical
c) Prostate
d) B & C
59) Lymph drainage of the prostate is ……
a) Superfascial inguinal L.N
b) Para-aortic L.N
c) Sacral L.N
d) Internal L.N
e) C & D
60) Prostatic venous plexus drains into
……..
a) Internal iliac vein
b) Left renal vein
c) IVC
d) SVC
61) Stagnant urine pouch is formed due to
……
a) Enlargement of lateral lobe
b) Enlargement of Median lobe
c) Enlargement of Anterior lobe
d) Enlargement of Posterior lobe
62) Uvula of bladder is formed by ….. lobe
of prostate
a) Median
b) Lateral
c) Anterior
d) Posterior
54. 1- D
2- Cّ
3- B
4- B
5- D
6- Dّ
7- C
8- B
9- A
10- C
11- C
12- A
13- B
14- D
15- D
16- C
17- Dّ
18- A
19- C
20- D
21- C
22- E
23- D
24- A
25- B
26- C
27- D
28- B
29- D
30- A
31- E
32- B
33- D
34- A
35- D
36- A
37- C
38- B
39- B
40- B
41- A
42- B
43- B
44- C
45- B
46- B
47- B
48- C
49- C
50- B
51- B
52- B
53- B
54- A
55- B
56- D
57- B
58- D
59- E
60- A
61- B
62- Aّ
1) …… is alpha reductase inhibitors &
used for bengin prostate hyperplasia
(BPH)
a) Flutamide
b) Finasteride
c) Leuprolid
d) Cyproterone
2) …… used in Refractory anaemia
a) Danazol
b) Androgen
c) Mifepristone
d) Clomiphene
3) Which is INCORRECT about
Nandrolonephenpropionate
a) Used for hypoproteinaemia of
nephrosis
b) Given slowly for short stature
c) Given vigorous for short stature
d) Used for debilitated postoperative
patients
4) As regards anabolic steroids which
55. is INCORRECT
a) Directly,increasing incorporation of
amino avcids to proteins
b) Directly, antagonize the protein
catabolism action
c) Directly,stimulates RNA polymerase
activity in skeletal muscle
d) Indirectly,antagoinize protein
catabolism action of glucocorticoids
5) Intra-nasal oxytocin used for ……
a) Reinforce labor
b) Uterine inertia
c) Impaired milk ejection
d) Control postpartum uterine
hemorrhage
6) Ergonovine stimulates uterine
contraction through …..
a) α1 receptor agonist activity
b) α2 receptor agonist activity
c) 5-HT receptor agoinst activity
d) A & C
e) B &C
7) Which is INCORRECT about
Ergonovine
a) Vasoconstrictor
b) Given IM to reduce postpartum
bleeding
c) Given before delivery of placenta
d) Sensitivity of uterus to it increase
with progression of pregnancy
8) All of the following is adverse
effects of ergonovine Except
a) Vomiting
b) Hypotension
c) Blurred vision
d) Angina
9) All of the following are Tocolytic
therapy Except
a) Nifedipine
b) Indomethacin
c) Dinoprostone
b) Salbutamol
10) All of the following is First-line
therapy for erectile dysfunction
Except
a) Oral pharmacotherapy
b) Sildenafil
c) Papaverine
d) Sublingual apomorphine
11) Sildenafil is sufficient of itself to
cause erection
a) True
b) False
12) ….. is absolute contraindications
with the use of PDE5 inhibitors
a) Nitroglycerine
b) Isosorbidemononitrate
c) Isosorbidedinitrate
d) All of the above
13) Pateint takes Sildenafil & he
develops chest pain,nitroglycerine
must withhold for……at least.
a) 4 hrs
56. b) 24 hrs
c) 48 hrs
d) 18 hrs
14) …… improves erectile function &
acting centrally
a) Sildenafil
b) Tadalfil
c) Apomorphine
d) Alprostadil
15) Which is True about alprostadil
a) Non-specific PDE inhibitor, injected
drug
b) PGE1 analog, injected drug
c) Specific PDE inhibitor
d) Sublingual drug
16) Priapism is adverse effects of ……
a) Alprostadil
b) Apomorphine
c) Sildenifil
d) Tadalafil
17) The half-time of tadalafil is …..
a) 4 hrs
b) 18 hrs
c) 48 hrs
d) 2 hrs
18) The peak serum concentration of
Virdenafil is …..
a) 2 hrs
b) 1 hr
c) 4 hrs
d) 6 hrs
19) Which of the following is true
regarding to Leuprolide
a) given intravenous every 90 minutes
b) used in prostatic carcinoma
c) steady dosing inhibit gonadal
hormone releasing
d) All of the above
20) An old female with endometriosis
can be treated with
a) Leuprolide
b) HMG
c) Cetrorelix
d) A or C
21) A 37 year-old female with
Schizophrenia come to physician
complain of enlarged breast. Which
drug is more likely to cause that
a) Cetrorelix
b) Estrogen
c) Progesterone
d) Dopamine antagonist
22) One of the synthetic preparation
similar to FSH is
a) UroFollitropin
b) Follitropin
c) HMG
d) HCG
23) All the following is true regarding
to HCG except
a) Extracted from urine of post-
menopausal females
57. b) stimulate descent of testis
c) IN vitro fertilization
d) hypothalamic hypogonadism with
infertility
24) Therapeutic uses of esterogen
include the following except
a) in oral contraception
b) Alleviate menopausal symptoms
c) Endometriosis
d) Dysmenorrhea
25) One of the adverse effect of
Mestranol is
a) thromboembolism
b) Ovarian enlargement
c) Nausea
d) Cyclic ovarian pain
26) A 38-year-old female with severe
menstrual pain. If she does not want
to become pregnant any more we can
treat her with
a) Tamoxifene
b) Ethinyl estradiol
c) Large dose medroxy progesterone
d) None of the above
27) combined pills of oral
contraceptive act as
a) Inhibit ovulation
b) Inhibit implantation
c) Inhibit fertilization
d) All of the above
28) A 29-year-old female want a
convenient method for contraception
but she usually has migraine. Which
of the following is contraindicated
drug?
a) Oral mini pills
b) Oral combined pills
c) Medroxy progesterone ampouls
c) None of the above
29) For post coital contraception one
of the following methods is not
correct
a) Mifepristone once
b) Norgesterol twice a day for one day
c) Ethinyle estradiol twice a day for 2
days
d) Ethinyl estradiol+norgesterol two
tabs followed by 2 12 hrs later
30) A 70-year-old woman is being
treated with raloxifene for
osteoporosis. There is an increased
risk of herdeveloping:
a) Breast cancer.
b) Uterine cancer.
c) Vein thrombosis.
d) Atrophic vaginitis.
e) Hypercholesterolemia
31) A 23-year-old woman has failed to
become pregnant after 2 years of
unprotected intercourse. Which ofthe
following would be effective in
treating infertility due anovulatory
cycles?
a) A combination of an estrogen and
58. progestin.
b) Estrogen alone.
c) Clomiphene.
d) Raloxifene
1- B
2- B
3- C
4- B
5- C
6- D
7- C
8- B
9- C
10- C
11- B
12- D
13- B
14- C
15- B
16- A
17- B
18- B
19- D
20- D
21-ّD
22-ّB
23-ّA
24-ّC
25-ّA
26-ّC
27-ّD
28-ّB
29-ّC
30-ّCّ
31-ّC
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