2. 30 years old leaking urine the most common reason after genuine stress
incontinence is:
a. Overflow bladder.
b. Urge incontinence.
c. Detruser dys-synirgia.
5. SLE in pregnancy:
a. Symptoms overlap with PET.
b. SLE exacerbate in pregnancy.
c. Improves in pregnancy
6. Effect of SLE on baby:
a. Complete heart block.
b. Thrombocytopenia.
c. Hydrops fetalis
d. Aplastic anemia
8. Complication of OCP:
a. Fibrocystic breast change.
b. Hepatic adenoma.
9. Mother with anti-D sensitized pregnancy, the first sign appear in fetus is:
a. Skin edema.
b. Ascites.
c. Pleural effusion.
d. Polyhydramnios.
10. 25 year old, no risk factor, first pregnancy,, you will council her:
a. Folic acid preconception will reduce the risk by 95%
11.Hyper spermia:
a. Increase in sperm valium.
b. Increase in sperm count.
c. Increase is sperm motility
d. Increase in sperm morphology
12.Mother in labor afebrile, C/O sudden sever chest pain, skin changes and
collapse, the most common cause:
a. Amniotic fluid embolism.
b. Pulmonary embolism.
13.Patient presents with minimal vaginal bleeding, uterus is soft, fetal heart is
reactive, the most common cause is: (U/S: low lying placenta with
marginal incretion)
a. Abortion.
b. Previa
c. Vasa previa.
14. 80 years old, with cardiac disease, congestive heart failure, complete
presendisia:
a. Pessary.
b. Lefart operation.
c. Vaginal hysterectomy
16.18 years old woman, 5 months amenorrhea, BHCG is +ve, prolactin is 100
ng/L (NL: 25)
a. For obstetric cause.
b. MRI brain.
22.The most common HPV associated with VIN and squamous cell cancer is :
a. 16
b. 18
c. 6
d. 11
30. 36 weeks, ROM (rupture of membrane) the most important Dx of PPROM is:
a. Nitralazine
b. Ferning
c. 1 cm dilatation.
d. Clear pooling in the vagina.
31.The most common single gene is:
a. Thalassemia
b. SCD (sickle cell disease)
33.Molar pregnancy:
a. Risk of chorio-carcinoma is 2-5%
b. Ultrasound demonstrates increase in echogenicity in myometrium.
c. Placental trophoblastic tumor is cystic.
d. Differ mass.
34.Patient pregnant in top of IUCD, had a History of ectopic, now she is 7 weeks,
the most important RF in recurrent of ectopic is:
a. Previous ectopic
b. IUCD
36.In PGD:
a. Taken 1-2 cells as the embryonic stage after 5 days
b. Detect single gene defect
c. Not useful in fragile X syndrome
37.Pregnant 10 weeks, 42 years old, asthmatic, occasional nausea,
asymptomatic, Urine analysis (+ve nitrite, +ve leukocyte) Urine culture
(50,000 E.coli) the best management is:
a. Antibiotics
b. Repeat cultures
c. Wait until symptoms appear.
46.Black woman on OCP, wants to know her risk factor for breast cancer,
No family History, No lesion, Asymptomatic, Medically free, Previous 2 C/S:
a. No need for BRACA I/II
b. BRACA I/II is recommended
47.Patient is 39 years old nulliparous, mother died of ovarian cancer at age 68,
sister at age 48, BRACA I/II ve,, risk of cancer is:
a. 5-7%
b. 10-20%
57.Patient with PMS with treatment with ???? treatment with OCP for ???
symptoms related the symptoms except for ???,,, the most next plan:
a. Finasteride
b. SSRI
58. 29 years old DM, controlled, delivered by C/S, no complication, not obese,
no other problem, wants contraception:
a. OCP (low dose) after breast feeding completed.
59.Female with congenital adrenal hyperplasia +ve, irregular cycle treatment is:
a. Low dose daily corticosteroids
b. Low dose daily testosterone
67.Patient conceived by ICSI forgot her LMP, the most apparent method to
count the GA:
a. Embryo transfer
b. Date of stimulation +2 weeks
68.39 weeks previous 1 C/S, suddenly stopped contraction, fetal head rate
dropped to 85, fetal part felt by abdomen, bloody urine, the most important
action:
a. Immediate laparotomy
b. Oxytocin therapy
c. Observation
69.Patient in labor, previous baby 3.8kg, reached 7 cm, in two consecutive
examinations, EFW 3.2kg this is called:
a. Protracted labor
b. Arrest of latent phase
c. Secondary dystocia
(Arrest of labor is diagnosed at cervical dilation 6 cm dilation in a patient with ruptured membranes and:
a) Diverting colostomy
b) Bowel resection
c) Rectal pull-through operation
d) Vaginal repair of the fistula
e) Systemic steroids and antibiotics
87.Variability on CTG:
a. Least associated with analgesic use
b. If 30 weeks verity between fetal heart at rest and movement
96.VBAC:
a. Decreased C/S interval increase risk of rupture
b. Foly catheter used to ripe the cervix
c. Oxytocin is contraindicated
d. PGE2 associated with decreased rupture rate
97.Previous C/S due to failure to progress, presents after 5 days with fever, the
most important cause:
a. Endometritis
a) Leiomyosarcoma
b) Endometrial stromal sarcoma
c) Endolymphatic stromal myosis
d) Malignant mixed mullerian tumor
e) lymphoma
110. Patient presented with abrupio, had C/S, require 3 PRBCs after 1 day
develop hematouria + abdominal pain, the most likely important to be rolled
out:
a. Acute cortical necrosis
b. UTI
c. Pyelonephritis
114. PUPP:
a. Treatment by local steroid + antihistamine
b. There is increase in maternal and fetal affect
c. Bad prognosis
117. In Rh disease:
a. Anti kell is not bad antibody
b. Amniotic fluid bilirubin correlate well with fetal Hct
c. Fetal cell from maternal serum is 100% diagnosis of fetal blood group
and type
118. Cervical cancer + radiotherapy
a. Use 30Gy in treatment
b. 1st should be extended to involve para-aortic LN
c. Can lead to primary cancer in 20 years
122. Baby with skin rash, mother dry mouth, gritting eyes, diagnosis:
a. Sjogran syndrome
b. Rubella
123. Patient with restrictive lung disease, fluid show granulomatous infarction,
red eye, diagnosis:
a. TB
b. Sarcoidosis
125. In twins
a. Anomalies are more with monozygotic twins
b. Conjoint more common in dizygotic
126. Which is associated with increased fetal bowl atresia:
a. Amnio patch
b. Cordocentesis
c. CVS
d. Amniocentesis with mythalen blue
127. ECV:
a. Should be conducted at 34 weeks
b. Success rate is 90%
c. If failed at first time it should be abandoned
d. Use of B2 agonist increase rate of success
129. You were called for shoulder dystocia for 2 minutes (you are the most
senior obstetrician on call), next step:
a. Suprapubic pressure
b. Macrobert maneuver
c. Call for help
d. Wood screw maneuver
133. Precipitated labor, 3rd degree tear, good hemostasis, vitally stable, patient
unable to walk, inspection large fluctuant bluish swelling,, management:
a. Incision and drainage
b. Observation + analgesia
c. Antibiotics
141. Postpartum came for stapler removal, has anxiety + stressful, no harm
feeling, diagnosis:
a. Postpartum blue
b. Postpartum mania
c. Postpartum psychosis
d. Postpartum depression
143. Previous C/S for VBAC, EFW= 3.2KG, PV for 2 exams with same findings,
contracting 2/10, next step:
a. Oxytocin augmentation
b. Observation
c. Analgesia
d. C/S
148. Patient 26 years old P3+0, receives HPV vaccine 2 years ago, cytology=
HSIL, next management:
a. Colposcopy
b. Repeat cytology in 1 year
c. Another booster of vaccine
149. 68 years old with exofetic vulvar mass 2 cm, presented since 3 months,,
best treatment:
a. Excisional biopsy
b. No further treatment
153. 49 years old with Hx of heavy period 3 weeks post last menses, on OCP,
her cycle is regular, 4-5 days best next step is:
a. Endometrial biopsy
b. Pelvic US
c. Hysterectomy
d. Colposcopy
154. Patient with Hx of PTL at 28 weeks baby alive, had cervical circulage at
14 weeks currently 24 weeks, ROM, AFI=2 CM, fundal height is 20
weeks,, next step:
a. Remove circulage and augment
b. Remove cirulage and observe
c. Keep it until contracting then remove it
d. Antibiotics
160. P3+0 diagnosed to have stage I endometrial cancer, wants to keep her
uterus, started on megstrol 80 mg PO daily, came complaining of irregular
bleeding X 3 weeks, next plan:
a. Increase the dose to 160 mg daily
b. Insert mirena
161. Patient presented with severe pain after last cycle, PA: palpable Rt.
Abdominal mass, U/S: Rt. Kidney, central hemogenic mass, uterus
a. Unicorniat uterus with hemi-vaginal obstruction
b. Fallobian cyst
163. 2 weeks post C/S presented with purulent discharge from the wound, a
lot of pus evacuated, wound opened till the half ,, next step:
a. IV antibiotics
b. Dressing
c. Oral antibiotics
164. Patient with MS newlywed, wants to get pregnant, in remission, you will
advise her:
a. Postpond pregnancy 1 year more
b. She can get pregnant
c. Pregnancy will worsen her condition
172. Colposcopy:
a. View the cervix 1-4 X power magnification.
b. See the entire TZ in all patients
c. Choose the most suspected area on the cervical portion
d. Make diagnosis cancer
174. 42 years old P3+0 Patient presents with confusion delivery, U/S showed
bulky uterus with a mass, the most important investigation to be done:
a. B-HCG
b. MRI
c. Neurological
175. The important part in the sperm which penetrate the peliucida is:
a. Acrosomal
b. capacita
182. What percentage of clinical stage I carcinomas of the cervix will have
lymphatic spread?
a) 0%
b) 5%
c) 15%
d) 25%
e) 40%
187. In early scan, what is earliest time to detect ventricular septal defect: