Question 98 · LEK · Congenital malformations of the female genital organs
Complete androgen insensitivity syndrome is characterized by:
- A. female phenotype, no axillary hair, male external genitalia.
- B. male phenotype, no pubic hair, male external genitalia.
- C. female phenotype, pubic and axillary hair, female external genitalia.
- D. 46 XY karyotype with estrogen-secreting ovaries.
- E. female phenotype, no pubic and axillary hair, female external genitalia.
Hint
In this syndrome testosterone is present but cannot act; think about which features depend on androgen action.
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