A GnRH analogues

B Cyproterone acetate

C Danazol

D Medroxyprogesterone acetate

A Fundal pressure

B Mc Roberts manoeuvre

C Suprapubic pressure

D Woods manoeuvre

A High estrogen

B Low insulin

C High levels of prolactin

D High cholesterol

A Cystoscopy

B Three swab test

C Urine culture

D Intravenous pyelogram

A DIC

B TTP

C HELLP syndrome

D Evans syndrome

A Urinary HCG level

B Check serum estradiol levels

C Progesterone challenge test and look for withdrawal bleeding

D Ultrasound of abdomen and pelvis

A Heparin

B Morphine

C Naloxone

D Warfarin

A Hot flashes

B Prevention of CAD

C Osteoporosis

D Vaginal atrophy

A According to ACOG it stas after 3-4 cm cervical dilatation but they are planning to increase it to 5 cm

B Begins at the end of active phase and is a pa of 1st stage of labour

C Patient may present with false labour due to mild cramps

D Stas with contractions of the uterus

A Systemic lupus erythromatosus

B IgA nephropathy

C Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease

D Scleroderma