LEK questions: Obstetrics and gynecology — page 7
385 questions in Obstetrics and gynecology. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- The duration of a physiological menstrual cycle in females depends on: Question 8 (part 2)
- Which diagnostic methods are used to detect uterine anomalies? Question 9 (part 2)
- For a monochorionic-diamniotic pregnancy to develop a fertilized egg cell must divide: Question 10 (part 2)
- Which is/are first-choice drug(s) in the standard treatment of uncomplicated vaginal candidiasis caused by Candida albicans? Question 11 (part 2)
- What obstetric problems might uterine myomas cause? Question 12 (part 2)
- Pain of the organs of the minor pelvis is the most characteristic symptom of endometriosis. Which type of pain connected with endometriosis allows early differentiation… Question 13 (part 2)
- Which week of pregnancy is the amniotic fluid normally most abundant in? Question 14 (part 2)
- Vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women may result in multiple pregnancy complications except for: Question 16 (part 2)
- Which of the following factors present in pregnancy may be a predisposition towards maternal RhD immunisation and haemolytic disease of the newborn? Question 17 (part 2)
- Which of the following obstetric complications may lead to the development of chronic intravascular coagulation with a following consumptive coagulopathy? Question 19 (part 2)
- Which of the following is true about intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy: Question 20 (part 2)
- The term adenomyosis refers to: Question 24 (part 2)
- Which of the following infections of the female genital organ is considered to be a sexually transmitted disease and necessarily requires the treatment of the sexual… Question 25 (part 2)
- According to WHO guidelines a supplementary dose of iodine in pregnancy should be: Question 27 (part 2)
- The risk factors of placental abruption include: Question 28 (part 2)
- Pre-gestational diabetes mellitus class D is: Question 29 (part 2)
- The engaging diameter in the sinciput presentation is: Question 30 (part 2)
- The second Leopold’s manoeuvre determines: Question 31 (part 2)
- Which of the following is an absolute indication for C-section: Question 32 (part 2)
- The conditions for vacuum device use include: Question 33 (part 2)
- A biophysical profile does not analyse: Question 34 (part 2)
- Which of the following is not used in the diagnosis of uterine malformations: Question 44 (part 2)
- The most serious complications of undiagnosed or improperly treated Chlamydia trachomatis infection do not include: Question 45 (part 2)
- The easiest way to induce ovulation is to administer: Question 46 (part 2)
- The symptoms of menopause do not include: Question 47 (part 2)
- The term dysmenorrhoea refers to: Question 48 (part 2)
- Which of the following is an indication for hysteroscopy: Question 49 (part 2)
- The uterine artery is a branch of: Question 51 (part 2)
- Dichorionic-diamniotic twins should be ideally delivered: Question 55 (part 2)
- Which of the following is not an absolute indication for C-section in a twin pregnancy: Question 56 (part 2)
- LUTS (lower urinary tract symptoms) connected with urine accumulation do not include: Question 58 (part 2)
- The main neurotransmitter stimulating the detrusor muscle to contract is : Question 59 (part 2)
- In the aetiology of cervical weakness all the following factors are taken into account except for: Question 62 (part 2)
- The most dangerous complication connected with the administration of CO 2 to dilate the uterine cavity is: Question 63 (part 2)
- The most common aetiological factor of cervicitis that is not trichomonal is: Question 64 (part 2)
- The biological actions of oestrogens do not include: Question 65 (part 2)
- The additional diagnostic criteria for PID do not include: Question 66 (part 2)
- There are multiple classifications of female genital anomalies. The ones that describe the anomalies best and the most common ones include those put forward by ESHRE… Question 67 (part 2)
- The cause of primary amenorrhoea is: Question 71 (part 2)
- From a laboratory standpoint menopausal symptoms correlate with: Question 72 (part 2)
- Which of the following is not a cause of menopausal symptoms: Question 73 (part 2)
- The risk factors of pelvic organ prolapse do not include: Question 74 (part 2)
- A pain of the reproductive organs and the lesser pelvis during or following a sexual intercourse is referred to as: Question 75 (part 2)
- Which of the following is a gynaecological cause of an acute abdomen: Question 76 (part 2)
- Which of the following is false about Chlamydia trachomatis: Question 77 (part 2)
- Which of the following is not a complication of hormonal treatment of menopausal symptoms: Question 78 (part 2)
- Which of the following is a contraindication for pharmacotherapy (the use of methotrexate) in ectopic pregnancy: Question 80 (part 2)
- Which of the following is false about uterine myomas: Question 81 (part 2)
- Which of the following is false about endometriosis: Question 83 (part 2)
- The cause of unequal growth of twins in a twin monochorionic pregnancy is: Question 92 (part 2)