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Mcq Subject: Gynaecology & Obstetrics

A Cryosurgery

B Conization

C LEEP

D Hysterectomy

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A Tuberculosis

B Endometrial carcinoma

C Endometriosis

D Submucosal fibroid

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A Caesarean section

B Abortion

C Vaccum delivery

D Foreceps delivery

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A Turner's syndrome

B Testicular feminizing syndrome

C Mullerian agenesis

D Gonadal dysgenesis

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A Miconazole

B Metronidazole

C Nystatin

D Doxycyclin

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A Internal iliac artery ligation

B Intravenous methergin

C Packing of uterus

D Vaginal hysterectomy

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A Ballottement

B Fetal hea sounds

C Braxton Hick's contraction

D Enlarged uterus

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A Ovarian disease

B PheochromocytomaObesity

C Obesity

D Adrenogenital syndrome

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A Alkaline

B Acidic

C Neutral

D Variable

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A Epidural analgesia

B Small for date

C Prolonged labour

D High multiparity

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Mcq Subject: Gynaecology & Obstetrics

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All contribute to postpaum hemorrhage, except:

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