Exam 7: Gynecology and Obstetrics: Part A

A 39 years old women Para 6 has presented with complaint of post coital bleeding for the past three months. Your first investigation should be:

Mean age for menopause is:

a 20 year old medical student presents with five years history of weight gain, irregular periods and worsening fascial hair. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A young medical student has come to you with complaints of oligomenorrrhea, hirsuitism and weight gain, ultrasound reveals bulky ovaries with sub-capsular cysts. Most likely diagnosis is:

A 28 years old woman has 14 weeks size irregular uterus. She does not complain of abdominal pain or menorrhagia. Her pap smear is normal. The best next step in her management would be:

A large cystic ovarian tumour is detected in a woman on routine antenatal check up. The most common complication she can encounter is:

A newly married girl comes to gynae OPD with history of dysuria, burning, micturition and sore perineum. What is your likely diagnosis:

Women complaining of milky whitish discharge with fishy odour. No history of itching. Most likely diagnosis is:

The maximum number of oogonia are formed at what age of female life:

The most common cause of rectovaginal fistula is:

Normal duration of menstrual cycle is:

The most effective treatment of pruritis vulvae associated with atrophic vulvitis is:

A 43 year old, lecturer has come to you with complaints of heavy but regular menstrual bleeding with flooding and clots. There is no anatomical reason for heavy flow. The most effective remedy for reducing her menstrual flow is:

A 63 years old lady presents with abdominal mass and weight loss, was diagnosed as having an ovarian tumour. The most common ovarian tumour in this woman would be:

Gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) stimulates the release of:

The most common cause of vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) in under developed countries would be:

Second degree uterovaginal prolapse is characterized by:

A young girl, 23 years old is presented with complaint of abdominal pain, menorrhagia and 18 weeks size mass arising from hypogastrium. The most likely diagnosis is:

A 28 year old patient complains of amenorrhea after having dilatation and curettage. The most likely diagnosis is:

A 28 years old G3 P2 has presented with complaints of brownish vaginal discharge, passage of vesicles and excessive vomiting. Ultrasound scan shows snowstorm appearance in uterus with no fetus. The most likely diagnosis is: