Question 1

What type of condition is a molar pregnancy?*

A. Ectopic pregnancy

B. Gestational trophoblast disease

C. Implantation failure

D. Incomplete abortion

Question 2

Which of the following is a characteristic of a complete hydatidiform mole?*

A. Presence of fetal parts

B. Normal fetal heartbeat

C. No fetal tissue present

D. Low hCG levels

Question 3

A partial mole typically contains:*

A. No fetal tissue

B. Triploid fetal tissue

C. Four copies of chromosomes

D. Only maternal chromosomes

Question 4

Which symptom is commonly associated with molar pregnancy?*

A. Several nausea and vomiting

B. Loss of appetite only

C. painless late pregnancy bleeding

D. Leg edema

Question 5

On ultrasound, a complete mole classically shows:*

A. "Snowstorm" or cluster of grapes appearance

B. Normal gestational sac

C. Fetal pole with heartbeat

D. Placental detachment

Question 6

Which hormone is markedly elevated in molar pregnancy?*

A. Progesterone

B. Estrogen

C. hCG

D. LH

Question 7

The recommended treatment for a molar pregnancy is:*

A. Expectant management

B. Methotrexate chemotherapy

C. Suction evacuation ( MVA)

D. Induction of labor

Question 8

After evacuation of a mole, follow-up includes:*

A. Weekly HCG levels until undetectable

B. No follow-up needed

C. Ultrasound only

D. Repeat MVA after 2 weeks

Question 9

What complication can develop from molar pregnancy if not managed properly?*

A. Endometriosis

B. Gestational trophoblastic neoplasia ( GTN)

C. Fibroids

D. Cervical polyps

Question 10

Which contraceptive method is recommended during molar pregnancy follow-up?*

A. . No contraception

B. Only emergency contraception

C. Combined oral contraceptive pill

D. Long-acting IUD immediately after evacuation

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