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Following organs are palpable in per-rectal examination in the male
A Sacrum and coccyx
B Evidence of urinary retention in bladder
C Disease of seminal vesicle
D The ductus deferens
E The median lobe of prostate gland
Position required for rectal examination is
A Lithotomy
B Dorsal recumbent
C Supine
D Sims
Gall bladder is palpable in
A Mucocele of gall bladder
B Empyema of gall bladder
C Chronic cholecystitis
D Acute cholecystitis
E Cholelithiasis
The ischio-rectal fossae
A Lie inferior to levator ani
B Have lateral wall formed in part by obturator internus fascia
C Allow dilatation of anal canal during defaecation
D Lie lateral to pudendal canal
E Are separated from each other by vagina
The ischio-rectal fossa
A Communicates with each other
B Contains the perineal nerve in its posterior part
C Lies inferior to the levator ani
D Forms the medial wall by anal canal and levator ani muscles
E Contains the middle rectal artery
Causes of fresh rectal bleeding in infancy are
A Intussusception
B Meckel's diverticulum
C Haemolytic uremic syndrome
D Henoch-Schonlein purpura
E Ancylostma duodenale infestation
Fresh per rectal bleeding in children is to
A Rectal polyp
B Anal fissure
C Hirschsprung's disease
D Intestinal tuberculosis
E Amoebic dysentery
The Causes of fresh rectal bleeding in children are
A Meckel’s diverticulum
B Juvenile polyp
C Intussusception
D Intestinal TB
E Cow s milk intolerance
Fresh per rectal bleeding in children is due to
A Rectal polyp
B Anal fissure
C Hirschprung’s disease
D Intestinal tuberculosis
E Amoebic dysentery
Common causes of per rectal bleeding in children
A Anal fissure
B Rectal polyp
C Haemorrhoid
D Intussusception
E Rectal carcinoma

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