The Female Genital Tract (Robbins abd Cotran)

Question 1

By sixth week invagination and fusion of the coelimic lining epithelium

Answer 1

Mullerian duct (paramesonephric)

Question 2

Develops when cloaca is subdividedby urorectal septum

Answer 2

Urogenital sinus

Question 3

Normally regress in the female and may be gartner duct cyst

Answer 3

Wolffian duct (mesonephric)

Question 4

3 infection that may cause discomfort without serious sequelae

Answer 4

Candida

Trichomonas

Gardnerella

Question 5

2 Infections that are major cause of infertility

Answer 5

Neiserria gonorrhea

Chlamydia

Question 6

2 infections, are implicated in preterm deliveries

Answer 6

Ureaplasma urealyticum

Mycoplasma hominis

Question 7

Infection that cause painful genital ulceration

Answer 7

HSV

Question 8

Infection involved in Pathogenesis of cervical, vaginal, vulvar cancer

Answer 8

HPV

Question 9

Hsv that result oropharyngeal inction

Answer 9

Hsv1

Question 10

Hsv that involves genital mucosa and skin

Answer 10

Hsv2

Question 11

Hsv lesion typically develop?

Answer 11

3-7 days after transmission

Question 12

Hsv earliest lesion consist of?

Answer 12

Red papules that progress to vesicles then to painful coalescent ulcers

Question 13

Hsv high transmission during?

Answer 13

Active phase

Question 14

Hsv lesion heals spontaneously in?

Answer 14

1-3 weeks

Question 15

Hsv1 __________ susceptibility to hsv2

Answer 15

Reduce

Question 16

Gravest consequence of hsv infection is?

Answer 16

Transmission to neonates during birth

Question 17

Hsv2 ___________ hsv1 acquisition and transmission

Answer 17

Enchances

Question 18

3 test to detect hsv lesional secretion

Answer 18

Sensitive polymerase chain reaction

Enzyme linked immunosorbent assays

Direct immunofluorescent

Question 19

By the fifth or sixth week they migrate into the urogenital ridge

Answer 19

Germ cell

Question 20

Detection of anti hsv antibodies is indicative of?

Answer 20

Recurrent/ latent infection

Question 21

Skin or mucosal lesion cause by pox virus

Answer 21

Molluscum contagiosum

Question 22

Most prevalent MCV

Answer 22

MCV1

Question 23

Mcv often sexually transmitted

Answer 23

Mcv2

Question 24

Most common affected area in young (2-12) with mcv

Answer 24

Trunk, arms, legs

Question 25

Area affected in adult with mcv

Answer 25

Genitals, lower abdomen, buttocks, inner thigh

Question 26

Clinical characteristic of molluscum contagiosum

Answer 26

Pearly dome shaped papules with dimple center with cytoplasmic viral inclusions

Question 27

Fungal infection with marked vulvovaginal pruritus erythema, swelling and curdlike vaginal discharge

Answer 27

Candida

Question 28

(Candida) Finding pseudospores or filamentous fungal hyphae in?

Answer 28

Wet koh mounts

Pap smear

Question 29

Yellow frothy vaginal discharge, vulvovaginal discomfort,dysuria, dyspareunia develops within 4 days to 4 weeks

Answer 29

Trichomatis vaginalis

Question 30

Fieryred apperance with marked dilatation of cervical mucosal vessel in trichomatis vaginalis

Answer 30

Straberry cervix

Question 31

Gram nega and main cause of bacterial vaginosis

Answer 31

Gardnerella vaginalis

Question 32

Superficial and intermediate squamous cells covered with a shaggy coating coccobaccili

Answer 32

Gardnerella vaginalis

Question 33

2 species that implicates chorioamnionitis and prematur delivery

Answer 33

Ureaplasma urealyticum

Mycoplasma hominis

Question 34

Mainly take form of cervitis

Result in endometritis and salpingitis and pid

Answer 34

Chlamydia trachomatis