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Sites of undescended testis are
A Deep inguinal ring
B Inguinal canal
C Root of the penis
D Perineum
E Medial side of thigh
Undescended testis may be found in
A Deep inguinal ring
B Root of the penis
C Perineum
D Superficial inguinal pouch
E Thigh
Regarding undescended testis
A May be unilateral or bilateral
B Orchidopexy should be done within one year of life
C Injury to the testicular artery may occur during surgery
D Scrotum is well developed
E It May be found in superficial inguinal pouch
Undescended testis
A Is a congenital anomaly
B Can be manipulated into the scrotum
C May be associated with inguinal hernia
D Is an ectopic testis
E Is a retractile testis
Sites of ectopic testis are
A Medial side of thigh
B Root of the penis
C Deep inguinal ring
D Opposite scrotum
E Inguinal canal
The following statements are correct regarding the development of the testis
A It originates from the celomic epithelium
B It gains contributions from the developing mesonephros
C It completes its descent into the scrotum at birth
D The inguinal hernias are more common at birth
E Its descent is aided by the processusvaginalis
Ectopic testis is found in the following anatomical positions
A Femoral canal
B Front of the thigh
C Perineum
D Deep inguinal ring
E Inguinal canal
The testis
A Is supplied by sympathetic nerves originating in the 10th thoracic segment
B Is drained by the lymph vessels to the paraaortic lymph nodes
C Normally complete its descent into the scrotum at birth
D Has the epididymis lies to its medial side
E Is aided in its descent by the processus vaginalis
In the testis
A The spermatogonia are the cells from which all spermatozoa are derived
B The sustentacular (supporting cell of Sertolare attachted to the limiting membrane of the tubules
C The interstitial cells (of Leydiare activated by oestrogens
D The efferent ductules are lined by cuboidal epithelium
E There is smooth muscle in the wall of the seminiferous tubule
Sites of peptic ulcer include
A Duodenum
B Stomach
C Esophagus
D Meckel’s diverticulum
E Vermiform appendix

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