1. Sickle cell crisis. Least likely
  2. Haemodilution
  3. Haemo concentration
  4. Haemodilution
  5. Hyperemesis gravidarum.spot  Diagnosis
  6. Hypokalemia
  7. Hyperthyroidism
  8. Serum electrolyresUrine ketonesReplace under GA
  9. O,Sullivan method
  10. O,Sullivan method
  11. Uterine inversion
  12. Manually replace the uterus with placenta immediately
  13. ADT
  14. A-
  15. Manually replace the uterus with placenta immediately
  16. Labial adhesions in a baby girl of 5 years that were not removed manually.
  17. Blunt removal in GA and then apply estrogen cream
  18. Sharp dissection in GA and then apply estrogen cream
    1. Sharp dissection in GA and then apply estrogen cream

     

    Spironolactone

  19. Progesterone
  20. Spironolactone
  21. FSH
  22. AMH
  23. AFC
  24. E2
  25. FSH
  26. vClomiphene citrate
  27. Oral bromocriptine
  28. Injectable bromocriptine
  29. OCPS
  30. Oral bromocriptine
  31. Blues
  32. Depression
  33. Psycnosis
  34. Blues
  35. Psychosis
  36. Depression
  37. Blues
  38. Psychosis
  39. Swelling after forceps delivery
  40. Hematoma
  41. Tumor
    1. Edema
    2. Hematoma

    Cord prolapse 7cm station – 2 multigravida

  42. Emergency LSCS
  43. v
  44. Forceps
  45. Vacuum
  46. Wait
  47. Emergency LSCS
  48. Foreign body
  49. Forceps
  50. Seroma
  51. Hematoma
  52. Wound hematoma
  53. Wound hematoma
  54. Infection of episiotomy
    1. Hematoma

    Neville barn

  55. Outlet forceps
  56. Vaccum
  57. HELLP
  58. Hepatitis
    1. LVA
    2. LVA

    PID come penicillin and gentacin is given. What additional antibiotic you will give?

  59. Metronidazole
  60. Doxycycline
  61. Azithromycin
  62. Metronidazole
  63. What cover is given if patient infected with gram –ve diplococcus
  64. Chlamydia
  65. Trichomonas
  66. HIV
  67. BV
  68. Fluconazole
  69. Fluconazole
  70. Metronidazole
  71. Azithromycin
  72. Multiagent (broad spectrum)
  73. Metronidazole
  74. Moderate dyskaryosis when to do colposcopy
  75. Immediate
  76. In 4 weeks
  77. In 1 year
  78. within 2 weeks
  79. Patient came at 20 weeks with moderate dyskaryosis, what to do next?
  80. Colposcopy only, biopsy is very risky in pregnancy
  81. Re-evauate later
  82. After TAH+BSO patient came with fever and bilateral pain. Diagnosis
  83. UTI
  84. Ureteral ligation
  85. Ureteral injury
    1. UTI

    Family history of ovarian and breast cancer. What is association of BRCA 1 with ovarian CA?

  86. Patient diabetic hypertensive, BMI 30 came with complain of irregular bleeding, we decided to go for hysteroscopy, common complication
  87. Pain
  88. Perforation
  89. Infection
  90. Inability to visualize uterine cavity
  91. Infection
  92. Patient came at 37 weeks with previous 1 LCSC due to fetal distress; want to take trial of VBAC. Contraindication of VBAC.
  93. CPD
  94. Midline subumbilical skin incision
  95. Vertical uterine incision

FCPS Part -2 Written Essential Questions (Batch C-Paper A)