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Polycystic ovarian disease is associated with raised levels of
A Luteinizing hormone
B Testosterone
C Follicle stimulating hormone
D Progesterone
E Sex hormone binding globulin
Feature/s of polycystic ovarian syndrome is/are
A Obesity
B LH:FSH> 2.5:1
C Hyperprolactenemia
D Abnormal rise of 17-OH progesterone
E Low testosterone level
In polycystic ovarian syndrome
A Serum prolactin is raised
B LH:FSH ratio is more than 2.5:1
C Serum testosterone level is raised
D 17-OH progesterone is raised
E Serum cortisol level is raised
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is associated with
A Raised LH: FSH ratio
B Acanthosis nigricans
C Higher miscarriage rate
D Decreased gonadotrophin-relasing hormone
E Increased hepatic production of sex hormone Binding globulin
Long term health hazards in polycystic ovarian syndrome includes
A Diabetes mellitus
B Cardiac disease
C Endometrial cancer
D Ovarian cancer
E Cervical cancer
Adult polycystic kidney disease is a condition of :
A Autosomal dominent trait
B Autonormal recessive
C chromosomal abnormality
D X-linked recssive
Adult polycystic kidney disease presents with
A Hypertension
B Hematuria
C Asymptomatic
D Nephrotic syndrome
E Anemia
The clinical features of adult polycystic kidney disease include
A b. Cystic disease of the liver and pancreas
B c. Renal angle pain and haematuria
C e. Aneurysms of Circle of Willis
D a. An autosomal recessive mode of inheritance
E d. Normal blood pressure
Clinical features of adult polycystic kidney disease are
A Haematuria
B Hypertension
C Anaemia
D Anuria
E Oedema
Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome have
A Relatively low serum FSH
B High serum LH
C High serum leptin level
D High level of serum testosterone
E Low serum estrogen level

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