A. Infection of the vagina.
B. Infection of Bartholin's glands
c. Infection of the cervix.
D. Inflammation of upper female genital tract(Endometritis and salpingo-oophoritis).
:
A. Edema of tubes
B. Enlargement of tubes
c. Seropurulent discharge from the fimbrial part of the tube
D. Hyperemia of tubes
A. Tuberculosis
B. Hepatitis virus
c. Human papilloma virus
D. Chlamydia
4. Chronic sequel of Salpingitis:
A. Endometriosis
B. Endometrial hyperplasia
c. Fallopian tube cancer
D. Hydrosalpinx
5. PID is a sexually transmitted disease caused commonly by:
A.TB.
B. Hepatitis virus.
C. Chlamydia.
D. Human papilloma virus.
6. On bimanual examination, bilateral adnexal masses were palpated.A
abscesses. What is the most appropriate next step in her management?
A. Admit the patient for emergency laparoscopic drainage of the abscess.
B. Admit the patient and give her IV antibiotic.
c. Treat with multiple oral antibiotics as an outpatient.
D. Call interventional radiotherapy to perform "CT guided percutaneous aspiration".
E. Admit the patient for exploratory laparotomy, TAH and BSO
A. tubes
B. uterus
C. cx
D. vagina
A. PCO
B. Hydrosalpinx
C. vaginitis
D. endometriosis
a)Acute salpingitis.
b) Acute salpingitis with tubo-ovarian complex.
c) Ruptured tubovarian abscess.
d) None of the above
a)Nullipara.
b) Uncertain diagnosis.
c) Presence of IUCD.
d) Fever more than 38°C
a)Hydrosalpinx.
b) Pyosalpinx.
c) Tubovarian abscess.
d) Chronic interstitial salpingitis
a)No abnormalities.
b) Menorrhagia.
c) Amenorrhea.
d) All of the above.
a)Less than 10%
b) 25%
c) 50%
d) 75%
a)Collection of serous fluid inside tube.
b) Exudation of serum form the tubal epithelium.
c) Blockage of normal tubal secretion.
d) Transudate from the tubal epithelium
Answers:
1-d
6-b
11-d
2-c
7-a
12-d
3–d
8-b
13-c
4–d
9-b
14-a
5 -c
10-d