Development of the Urogenital System
- Previous year questions on Development of the Urogenital System for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Anatomy section of the exam.
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- 42 live questions in Development of the Urogenital System.
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- Question set last updated 6 Sept 2026.
Q1.Gender of the fetus is first evident by what gestational age (weeks) ?
- A6
- B8
- C12✓ Correct answer
- D16
Q2.Remnants of Wolffian ducts in a female are in
- APouch of Douglas
- BBroad ligament✓ Correct answer
- CUterovesical pouch
- Diliac fossa
Q3.Trigone of bladder is derived from?
- ADistal part of Paramesonephric duct
- BDistal part of Mesonephric duct✓ Correct answer
- CVentral part of Mesonephric duct
- DVentral part of Urogenital sinus
Q4.Collecting part of kidney is derived from
- AMetanephros
- BMesonephros
- CUreteric bud✓ Correct answer
- DWolffian duct
Q5.Paramesonephric duct develop into:
- AVas deferens
- BSeminal vesicle
- CUreter
- DUterus✓ Correct answer
Q6.Gartner's duct is present in
- ABroad ligament✓ Correct answer
- BOvarian ligament
- CPerineal membrane
- DSeparates medial part of epididymis from testis
Q7.Remnants of Wolffian ducts in a female are found in
- APouch of Douglas
- BUterovesical pouch
- CBroad ligament✓ Correct answer
- DIliac fossa
Q8.Which of the following structures does the fetal allantoic duct become in the adult?
- ACloaca
- BMedial umbilical ligament
- CUrachus✓ Correct answer
- DUreter
Q9.All of the following are derived from mesonephros except:
- AParoophoron
- BVas deferens
- CEpididymis
- DGlomerulus✓ Correct answer
Q10.Labia minora is homologus to:(MCI pattern Question)
- APenis
- BScrotum
- CPenile urethra✓ Correct answer
- DCorpus cavernosa
Answer key
Q1: C. 12; Q2: B. Broad ligament; Q3: B. Distal part of Mesonephric duct; Q4: C. Ureteric bud; Q5: D. Uterus; Q6: A. Broad ligament; Q7: C. Broad ligament; Q8: C. Urachus; Q9: D. Glomerulus; Q10: C. Penile urethra.
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- Larynx
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