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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

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