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PYQS GYNAECOLOGY

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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The shape of ovaries in mare is

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bean shaped

#2
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CL of pregnancy is also known as

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CL verum

#3
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in cattle, third follicular wave starts on day – of estrous cycle

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16

#4
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PSP dye test is done to diagnose – in cow

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fallopian tube patency

#5
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– Hormone withdrawal is responsible for post estrual bleeding in certain cows

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oestrogen

#6
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gestation period in swine

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114 to 115 days

#7
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cervical mucus agg test is performed for the diagnosis of

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Trichomoniasis

#8
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sheep is an example of – day breeder

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Short

#9
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embryos filter has sieve with pore size of

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50 to 70 micron

#10
Front (Question)

which one is anti-prolactin drug? Bromocriptine Cabergoline Both None

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both

#11
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MRP in cows occurs at which day?

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16th day

#12
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Cuboni test can be performed for pregnancy diagnosis in which animal?

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mare

#13
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The first embryo transfer was performed by

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Walter Heape in 1890

#14
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when a second conception occurs in uterus already containing at least one live fetus

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superfetation

#15
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female after service shows straining symptoms suffering with which disease

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White Heifer Disease. This condition, also known as segmental aplasia of the paramesonephric ducts, is a congenital defect of the reproductive tract that prevents normal drainage of estrual secretions. The accumulation of fluid in the vagina and uterus causes distension, which in turn elicits the straining (tenesmus) observed by the owner.

#16
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cow is said to be repeat breeder, if served more than – Times with fertile semen

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two

#17
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Day of parturition is decided by

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Fetus

#18
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A rough rasp like corrugation on cranial Part of vaginal mucus is a pathognomic lesion of

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Trichomoniasis

#19
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Five primary signs to confirm pregnancy in cow (per rectal)

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• Presence of amniotic vesicle • Fetal membrane slip • Palpable fetus • Placentomes • Enlargement of pregnant uterine horn

#20
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Anovulation and its treatment in crossbred cows

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Anovulation is failure of ovulation despite follicular growth due to hormonal imbalance; treated using GnRH, hCG, or progesterone supplementation along with correction of nutritional deficiencies.

#21
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Methods of estrus synchronization in buffalo

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Estrus synchronization is achieved using progesterone devices (CIDR), prostaglandin F₂α injections, GnRH-based protocols (Ovsynch), or combination protocols to induce and synchronize ovulation.

#22
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True anestrus in buffalo

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A prolonged period of ovarian inactivity characterized by absence of follicular development and estrus signs, commonly seen postpartum, during summer stress, poor nutrition, and negative energy balance.

#23
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Pseudopregnancy in bitches

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A physiological condition occurring 6–12 weeks after estrus due to persistence of corpus luteum and progesterone fall, leading to mammary development, lactation, and maternal behavior without pregnancy.

#24
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Induced lactation in cow

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involves hormonal treatment using estrogen and progesterone followed by withdrawal and prolactin stimulation to initiate milk secretion in non-pregnant cows.