Releases the oocytes still surrounding by granuolosa cells

Releases the ovum in less than 5 seconds

Occurs 32hrs after injection of HCG

Ovulation - Bissoy

Ovulation occurs:

A

During the midpart of menstruation

B

During the midpart of menstruation

C

During female orgasm

D

14 days after the onset of menstruation

At the time of ovulation

A

The first meiotic division has just occurred

B

Expulsion of the first polar body has just occurred

C

The Secondary oocyte is arrested in the second maturation division

D

The zona pellucida has broken down

E

Fertilization is not possible

Drugs used to stimulate ovulation in infertile women are

A

Clomiphene

B

Follicle stimulating hormone (FS

C

Gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnR

D

Ethinyl oestradiol

E

Bromocriptine

Ovulation in infertile women is stimulated by

A

Clomiphene

B

FSH

C

Norethisterone enanthate

D

Bromocriptin

E

Prolactine

Drugs that induces ovulation are

A

Clomiphene

B

Human chorionic gonadotropin

C

Bromocriptine

D

Follicle stimulating hormone

E

Ethinyl oestradiol

In infertile women following drugs are used to stimulate ovulation

A

Clomiphene

B

FSH (Follicle stimulating hormon

C

Ethinyl oestradiol

D

Bromocriptine

E

Dihydroeandrosterone

During pregnancy, ovulation is ceased due to

A

Inhibition of secretion of GnRH

B

Low level of LH

C

High level of estrogen

D

Low level of progesterone

E

High level of FSH

Regarding ovulation

A

Released oocytes remain surrounded by granulosa cells

B

Occurs 36 hours after the injection of HCG

C

Ovum is released in less than 5 seconds

D

May be blocked by prostaglandin inhibitors

E

Occurs 36 hours after LH peak

Ovulation

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