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Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.

1: Which is NOT a common pathogen causing vaginitis?
	A: Candida albicans
	B: E. Coli
	C: Trichomonas vaginalis
	D: Gardnerella vaginalis in conjunction with anaerobic bacteria

2: Pelvic inflammatory disease, if left untreated may cause:
	A: scarring
	B: sterility
	C: eptopic preganncy
	D: All of the above

3: Endometriosis produces deposits of endometrium that are responsive to hormones.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

4: Cervical polyps usually become manifest through:
	A: Discharge
	B: Pain
	C: Cervical bleeding
	D: Swelling

5: The process of localizing abnormalities in the case of cervical dysplasia or carcinoma requires which procedure?
	A: Pap smear
	B: biopsy
	C: colposcopy
	D: cryocautery
	E: hysterectomy

6: Irregular uterine bleeding may be caused by both benign endometrial hyperplasia and malignant endometrial carcinoma.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

7: Uterine myomas occur in approximately what percentage of women over the age of thirty?
	A: 5%
	B: 10%
	C: 15%
	D: 20%
	E: 30%

8: Secondary dysmenorrhea is the result of prostaglandins and can be treated with aspirin or birth control pills
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

9: Which type of ovarian cyst develops frequently and usually regresses spontaneously?
	A: endometrial
	B: dermoid
	C: follicle or corpus luteum
	D: none of the above

10: Which of the following is NOT true of Vulvar dystrophy?
	A: causes irregular white patches
	B: may progress to carcinoma
	C: causes itching
	D: causes sterility
	E: can be treated locally

11: Toxic Shock Syndrome manifests itself through:
	A: fever
	B: vomiting
	C: diarrhea
	D: erythematous rash
	E: All of the Above

12: Possible complications of contraceptive pills include:
	A: Increased incidence of tubal infections
	B: Increased tendency to thromboembolic complications
	C: hypertension
	D: Increased incidence of tubal infections
	E: B and C

13: Emergency contraception is unreliable and must be used within one hour of sex.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

14: Prenatal exposure to diethylstibestrol can result in:
	A: fibrous ridges in cervix and vaginal vault
	B: polypoid projections from vaginal vault
	C: adenosis
	D: clear-cell carcinoma
	E: All of the Above

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