Q10875. Most conclusive clinical sign of pregnancy is ?

Q10877. Kamla, 30 years old, P2L2 with 3.2 x 4.1 cm fibroid uterus, complains of menorrhagia and is on symptomatic treatment since 6 months. The patient refuses surgery. Next line of management is ?

Q10878. Living ligature of the uterus is ?

Q10879. In partograms recommended by 'WHO' the distance between the alert and action lines is ?

Q10882. MVA syringe is used for ?

Q10884. A 27-year-old female with placenta previa had severe bleeding. What is the most likely outcome post delivery?

Q10885. Woman has 100 ml blood loss every 30 days. This is called as ?

Q10886. Menometrorrhagia is ?

Q10890. With reference to fetal heart rate, a nonstress test is considered reactive when?

Q10891. Variable deceleration is seen in ?

Q10892. Modified BIOPHYSICAL PROFILE is ?

Q10897. A primigravida with 36 weeks of pregnancy is in labor with 3 cm dilatation and minimal uterine contraction. On rupture of membranes, fresh bleeding is noted with late fetal deceleration up to 50 beats/min. The patient was taken for LSCS but fetus could no be saved. No abruptio or placenta previa was seen. The likely diagnosis is ?

Q10898. All are components of Active Management of the Third Stage of Labor except ?

Q10901. Cord prolapse is least likely with -

Q10902. Ideal time to do Glucose challenge test in pregnancy is ?

Q10904. Folic acid required in first trimester of normal pregnancy -

Q10906. Upper two -third anterior vaginal wall prolapse is ?

Q10911. Cryptomenorrhea occurs in ?

Q10913. HPL has activity similar to which hormone ?