FCPS Part -2 Written Essential Questions (Batch C-Paper A)
- Sickle cell crisis. Least likely
- Haemodilution
- Haemo concentration
- Haemodilution
- Hyperemesis gravidarum.spot Diagnosis
- Hypokalemia
- Hyperthyroidism
- Serum electrolyresUrine ketonesReplace under GA
- O,Sullivan method
- O,Sullivan method
- Uterine inversion
- Manually replace the uterus with placenta immediately
- ADT
- A-
- Manually replace the uterus with placenta immediately
- Labial adhesions in a baby girl of 5 years that were not removed manually.
- Blunt removal in GA and then apply estrogen cream
- Sharp dissection in GA and then apply estrogen cream
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- Sharp dissection in GA and then apply estrogen cream
Spironolactone
- Progesterone
- Spironolactone
- FSH
- AMH
- AFC
- E2
- FSH
- vClomiphene citrate
- Oral bromocriptine
- Injectable bromocriptine
- OCPS
- Oral bromocriptine
- Blues
- Depression
- Psycnosis
- Blues
- Psychosis
- Depression
- Blues
- Psychosis
- Swelling after forceps delivery
- Hematoma
- Tumor
- Edema
- Hematoma
Cord prolapse 7cm station – 2 multigravida
- Emergency LSCS
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- Forceps
- Vacuum
- Wait
- Emergency LSCS
- Foreign body
- Forceps
- Seroma
- Hematoma
- Wound hematoma
- Wound hematoma
- Infection of episiotomy
- Hematoma
Neville barn
- Outlet forceps
- Vaccum
- HELLP
- Hepatitis
- LVA
- LVA
PID come penicillin and gentacin is given. What additional antibiotic you will give?
- Metronidazole
- Doxycycline
- Azithromycin
- Metronidazole
- What cover is given if patient infected with gram –ve diplococcus
- Chlamydia
- Trichomonas
- HIV
- BV
- Fluconazole
- Fluconazole
- Metronidazole
- Azithromycin
- Multiagent (broad spectrum)
- Metronidazole
- Moderate dyskaryosis when to do colposcopy
- Immediate
- In 4 weeks
- In 1 year
- within 2 weeks
- Patient came at 20 weeks with moderate dyskaryosis, what to do next?
- Colposcopy only, biopsy is very risky in pregnancy
- Re-evauate later
- After TAH+BSO patient came with fever and bilateral pain. Diagnosis
- UTI
- Ureteral ligation
- Ureteral injury
- UTI
Family history of ovarian and breast cancer. What is association of BRCA 1 with ovarian CA?
- Patient diabetic hypertensive, BMI 30 came with complain of irregular bleeding, we decided to go for hysteroscopy, common complication
- Pain
- Perforation
- Infection
- Inability to visualize uterine cavity
- Infection
- Patient came at 37 weeks with previous 1 LCSC due to fetal distress; want to take trial of VBAC. Contraindication of VBAC.
- CPD
- Midline subumbilical skin incision
- Vertical uterine incision
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1.Patient 40 years of age with infertility for 7 years. Husband’s semen analysis 5 million sperm/ml, 30% motility
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- Uterine bleeding that is irregular and heavy
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- Patient came in labour 7cm dilated – 3 station and cord prolapsed in vagina.
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4. When to give antibiotics in patient with cardiac disease
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5. Complication rate of diagnostic laparoscopy
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6. Mother is hyperthyroid and is taking PTU and it worried about its effect on fetus. When effect of PTU appears in fetus?
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7. Patient came in labour. On CTG decreased variability type I and type II deceleration, scalp PH 7.22. What will be the next step?
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8. Patient having adnexal mass of 2 cm with no cardiac activity BHCG 1500 and mild lower abdominal pain for one day. Treatment?
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9. Complication of toxoplasmosis
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10. Patient taking PTU, for Grave’s disease. What to tell her in her counseling? It causes leukopenia most commonly
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11. Patient came with mild vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain with 5x5cm right adnexal mass with amenorrhea of 5 weeks. On USG there is echogenic foci in uterine cavity. BHCG was initially 150 IU and after this 5 IU. What is likely diagnosis?
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12. Patient 72 years with procedentia and decubitus ulcer
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13. Incidence of bilateral serous ovarian carcinoma
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14. Incidence of chromosomal abnormalities in hydrops fetalis
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15. Most common cause of hydrops fetalis in mother with +ve blood group
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16. Patient conceived with IUCD in situ. 10 weeks gestation. What to do?
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17. Patient with amenorrhea of 5 weeks. IUCD in situ. What is most common risk to her?
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18. Family history of diabetes. Patient known case of diabetics, all levels correct. Just one is abnormal.
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19. Patient presented on 3rdday post op with fever, ecchymosis after induced septic miscarriage from her village. Next investigation
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20. Patient came with something coming out of vagina. On examination most descending part of the prolapse is 1cm proximal to hymen. What is POP Q stage?
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21. Patient came with continuous bleeding for 1 year after evacuation of molar pregnancy. Choriocarcinoma was diagnosed on sample. She is 35 years old; BHCG was 15000 and multiple secondaries. What to give?
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22. Patient came post op with 0.5×0.5cm hole in ileum. What to do?
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23. In patient with lymphogranuloma venereum painless ulcer with tender lymphadenopathy. Which investigation?
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24. Patient came at 34 weeks with vomiting and epigastric pain for 6 hours and abdominal discomfort for 10 days. USG shows right adnexal cyst of 7x8cm. What to do?
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25. Patient came at 37 weeks with previous 1 LCSC due to fetal distress; want to take trial of VBAC. Contraindication of VBAC.
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26. Patient diabetic hypertensive, BMI 30 came with complain of irregular bleeding, we decided to go for hysteroscopy, common complication
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27. Family history of ovarian and breast cancer. What is association of BRCA 1 with ovarian CA?
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28. After TAH+BSO patient came with fever and bilateral pain. Diagnosis
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29. Patient came at 20 weeks with moderate dyskaryosis, what to do next?
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30. Moderate dyskaryosis when to do colposcopy
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31. Patient 28 years old, recurrent vaginal discharge history of abortion and one preterm labour.
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32. What cover is given if patient infected with gram –ve diplococcus
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33. PID come penicillin and gentacin is given. What additional antibiotic you will give?
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34. Patient came with 160/100 mmhg with +++ edema ALT 92, LDH 900 platelet 84000. Diagnosis
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35. Patient came with labour pains, fully dilated, station +2 with bradycardia
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36. Patient came after 10 days with complain of episiotomy with continuous bleeding and no relief after antibiotics
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37. Peau d’ orange
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38. Recurrent infections
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40. Cord prolapse 7cm station – 2 multigravida
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40. Swelling after forceps delivery
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41. Patient came on 5thday after delivery with thoughts of self-harm
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42. Patient came in OPD for removal of stitches of LSCS, She was tearful but no thoughts of self-harm
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43. Patient came with galactorrhea and prolactin level 789 with secondary amenorrhea and infertility of 3 years. Drug to be given
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44. Patient with premature ovarian insufficiency. Investigation of choice?
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45. Patient came with hirsutism and virilization. Her testosterone and DHEAs normal. Drug to be given
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46. Labial adhesions in a baby girl of 5 years that were not removed manually.
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47. Uterine inversion
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48. Uterine inversion was not corrected manually. What will you do next?
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49. Hyperemesis gravidarum.spot Diagnosis
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50. Sickle cell crisis. Least likely
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