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Dysmenorrhoea commonly associated with
A Adenomyosis
B Fibroid
C Pelvic endometriosis
D Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
E Malignant ovarian tumour
Dysmenorrhoea is associated with
A Adenomyosis
B Pelvic endometriosis
C Myoma of uterus
D Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
E Polycystic ovarian syndrome
Regarding dysmenorrhoea:
A Rudimentary horn of uterus may cause dysmenorrhoea
B Common in pelvic endometriosis
C Primary dysmenorrhoea occurs after 30 years of age
D Secondary dysmenorrhoea occurs before 20 years of age
E Is relieved by use of IUCD
P occurs only when Q occurs, Q has occurred, Therefore
A P has not occurred
B P may have occurred
C P must have Occurred
D None of these
Hyperkalemia commonly occurs in
A Severe burn
B Acute glomerular necrosis
C Conn syndrome
D Zollinger-Ellison syndrome
E Carcinoid syndrome
Orbital meastasis most commonly occurs from tumors of
A Bronchus
B Gastro intestinal tract
C Kidney
D Ovary
E Pancreas
Spontaneous regression of carcinoma commonly occurs in
A Breast carcinoma
B Renal cell carcinoma
C Malignant melanoma
D Cervical carcinoma
E Choriocarcinoma
Spontaneous regression of cancer commonly occurs in
A Breast cancer
B Renal cell carcinoma
C Malignant melanoma
D Choriocarcinoma
E Cancer of uterine cervix
Orbital metastasis most commonly occurs from tumors of
A Bronchus
B Gastro-intestinal tract
C Kidneys
D Ovary
E Pancreas
Orbital metastasis commonly occurs in
A Ca-bronchus
B Renal cell carcinoma
C Ca-ovary
D Ca-gastrointestinal tract
E Ca-pancreas

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