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.1. ANATOMY - ALBINISM is a defect of __production and distribution. apyocyanin b) melanin c) telomerase d) cholinesterase Ans.
2. ANATOMY - GYNECOLOGY - ADENOMYOSIS occurs in afemale babies and children b) adolescents and young women c) pregnant ladies d) post-menopause women Ans.
3. ANATOMY - GYNECOLOGY - mucous membrane that lines the uterus is: amyometrium b) endometrium c) epigastrium d) perineurium Ans.
4. APPLIED THERAPEUTICS - ALBINISM (defective melanin production) main treatment method is: aantibiotics b) NSAID (non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs) c) protecting the patient from sun d) no treatment is necessary Ans.
5. GYNECOLOGY - ARRHENOBLASTOMA is more common in afemale babies b) female children and adolescents c) young and gestating women d) post-menopause women Ans.
6. GYNECOLOGY - ARRHENOBLASTOMA's main characteristic is arelease of male hormones in females b) release of female hormones in males c) cessation of release of sex hormones d) obstruction of flow of sex hormones Ans.
7. GYNECOLOGY - ARRHENOBLASTOMA's main treatment method is achemotherapy b) radiation therapy c) surgery d) choice depends on the stage of cancer Ans.
8. GYNECOLOGY - INTRAUTERINE ADHESIONS may lead to aamenorrhea b) miscarriages c) infertility d) any of these Ans.
9. OPHTHALMOLOGY - adhesion of the iris to the lens can lead to acataract b) drusen c) macular edema d) glaucoma Ans.
10. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ALBINISM is abacterial and protozoan b) fungal c) viral d) familial and genetic Ans.
11. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ARRHENOBLASTOMA is a tumor affecting abrain b) lungs c) liver d) ovaries Ans.
12. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ASHERMAN SYNDROME affects achildren b) adolescents and youth c) men d) women Ans.
13. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - find the oddman out in terms of location of disease adiverticulitis b) salpingitis c) alveolitis d) appendicitis Ans.
14. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - formation of intrauterine adhesions -scar tissue after uterine surgery : aAsherman syndrome b) Banti's Syndrome c) Carpal tunnel Syndrome d) Down's Syndrome Ans.
15. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome (HPS) is a form of aalbinism b) cretinism c) hyperaldosteronism d) voyeurism Ans.
16. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - intestinal adhesions can cause aarterial obstructions b) bowel obstructions c) hepatic obstructions d) pancreatic obstructions Ans.
17. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - lack of coloring all over the skin, but not complete body aHermansky-Pudlak Syndrome b) Chediak Higashi Syndrome c) Waardenburg Syndrome d) xxy-syndrome Ans.
18. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - OCULOCUTANEOUS ALBINISM may lead to white or pink ahair b) skin c) eyes d) any or all Ans.
19. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - UTERINE SYNECHIAE is anther name for aAsherman syndrome b) Banti's Syndrome c) Carpal tunnel Syndrome d) Down's Syndrome Ans.
20. THANATOLOGY studies abirth and) growth b) puberty, maturity and reproduction c) menopause and old age d) death Ans.
