Fallopian tube

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Fallopian tube length

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A. 3 cm

B. 5 cm

C. 10 cm

D. 16 cm

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Shortest part of the Fallopian tube

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A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Narrowest part part of the Fallopian tube

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A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Which part of the fallopian tube has no longitudinal muscle fibres with well developed circular fibres?

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A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Widest part part of the Fallopian tube

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A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Longest part part of the Fallopian tube

A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Fertilization occurs in the which part of the fallopian tube

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A. Interstitial portion

B. Isthmus

C. Ampulla

D. Infundibulum

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Fallopian tube represents the

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A. Cranial end of the Müllerian duct

B. Caudal end of the Müllerian duct

C. Cranial end of the wolffian duct

D. Caudal end of wolffian duct

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Blood supply of the fallopian tube is mainly derived from

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A. Ovarian artery

B. Uterine artery

C. Internal pudendal artery

D. Obturator artery

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Fallopian tubes are held in place by

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A. Mesosalpinx

B. Mesovarium

C. Transverse cervical

D. Uterosacral ligament

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All of the following are cells in fallopian tube EXCEPT

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A. Ciliated columnar cells

B. Secretory cells

C. Peg cell

D. M-Cells

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Most common type of cells in fallopian tube

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A. Ciliated columnar cells

B. Secretory cells

C. Peg cell

D. M-Cells

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