Uterus

Q.

________ is the region which houses the foetus.

1. Isthmus

2. Uterus

3. Ampulla

4. Infundibulum

Q. The middle layer of uterus is thick, muscular and it helps in

1. Cyclic changes during menstrual cycle.
2. Strong contractions during delivery of the baby.
3. Release of ovum from ovary.
4. Release of female hormones.

Q.

Choose the correct option with respect to the assertion and reason given.

Assertion [A]: Uterus of multiparous women are slightly larger than those of nulliparous women.

Reason [R]: The uterine walls are highly elastic as the uterus accommodates the growing foetus.

1. Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] is not a correct explanation to [A].

2. [A] is true and [R] is false.

3. [A] is false and [R] is true

4. Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] is a correct explanation to [A].

Q.

Uterus : Implantation : : Fallopian tube : ____________ .

1. Maturation

2. Fertilisation

3. Nutrition

4. Micturition

Q.

Which of the following is the correct representation of the wall layers of the uterus?

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

Q.

Multiparous is a condition where the woman has

1. One child

2. Two or more children

3. Do not have any children

4. None of the above

Q.

The inner glandular layer of uterus is

1. Endometrium

2. Myometrium

3. Perimetrium

4. Infundibulum

Q. The figure given below depicts a diagrammatic sectional view of the female reproductive system of humans. Which one set of three parts out of A-F has been correctly identified?

1. C-Infundibulum, D-Fimbriae, E-Cervix
2. D-Oviducal funnel, E-Uterus, F-Cervix
3. A-Perimetrium, B-Myometrium, C-Fallopian tube
4. B-Endometrium, C-Infundibulum, D-Fimbriae

Q.

What portion of the uterus is shed during menstruation?

1. Chemicals that cause automatic abortion

2. Chemicals that prevent fertilization of ovum

3. Progesterone and estrogen

4. Spermicidal salts

Q. In sectional view of female reproductive system, which one is correctly labelled?

1. (III) Infundibulum, (IV) Fimbriae
2. (IV) Infundibulum, (V) Perimetrium
3. (II) Uterus, (III) Ovary
4. (V) Fimbriae, (I) Endometrium