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Causes of genital ulcer include
A Treponema pallidum
B Hemophilus ducreyi
C Behcet's disease
D Neisseria gonnorhoea
E Trichomonus vaginalis
Causes of Generalized lymphadenopathy are
A Lymphoma
B Tuberculosis
C Leukaemia
D Thalassaemia
E Haemophilia
What are the differential diagnosis for unilateral hilar lymphadenopathy
A Lymphoma
B Pulmonary tuberculosis
C Carcinoma
D Emphysema
E Bronchiectasis
Generalized Lymphadenopathy is a recocognized feature of following Conditions
A Infectious mononucleosis
B Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
C Phenytoin therapy
D Aplastic anaemia
E Hemophilia
Left supraclavicular lymphadenopathy is seen the following situations
A Gastric carcinoma
B Bronchogenic carcinoma
C Multiple myeloma
D Osteoclastoma of humerus
E Testicular neoplasm
The superficial inguinal ring is an opening in the :
A External oblique aponeurosis
B Fascia transversalis
C Internal oblique aponeurosis
D Conjoint tendon
Factors preventing inguinal hernia are
A Obliquity of the inguinal canal
B Shutter action of the arched fibres of internal oblique and transversus abdominis
C Contraction of cremasteric muscle
D Internal oblique muscle overlies the superficial inguinal ring
E Presence of gubernaculum testis
The inguinal canal
A Transmits the ilioinguinal nerve
B Has the fascia transversalis and conjoint tendon along its posterior wall
C In new born is more oblique than in adult
D Transmits the genital branch of genitofemoral nerve in both sexes
E Has the external oblique muscle in its roof
Regarding the inguinal canal
A Anteriorly over its lateral one third is related to internal oblique muscle
B Floor is formed by inguinal ligament
C Conjoint tendon form the posterior wall of the canal medially
D Indirect inguinal hernia passes through the inguinal ring
E Direct inguinal hernia lies lateral to the inferior epigastric artery
Superficial inguinal lymph nodes receive lymph from
A Labia minora
B Skin of the buttock
C Vagina below the hymen
D Upper anal canal
E Glans penis

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