5/22 Repro Flashcards
infundibulopelvic ligament (suspensory)
ovaries to lateral pelvic wall
carries ovarian vessels
ligate during oophorectomy
cardinal ligament
cervix to pelvic wall
carries uterine vesssels
round ligament of uterus
uterine fundus to labia majora
gubernaculum derivative
ovarian ligament
medial ovary to lateral uterus
gubernaculum derivative
posterior urethra injury (male)
from pelvic fracture
leak urine into retropubic space
anterior urethra injury (male)
from perineal straddle injury
leak urine beneath deep fascia of buck –> superficial perineal space
which nerves carry out erection, emission, and ejaculation
erection: parasymp- pelvic nerve
emission: sympathetic- hypogastric nerve
erection: somatic, visceral- pudendal nerve
APGAR stands for…
Appearance (pink) Pulse (>100) Grimace (cries, pulls away) Activity Respiration (strong cry)
low birth weight defined as
<2500 g
vasa previa
fetal vessels run over cervical os–> prone to rupture
–> painless bleeding, fetal bradycardia
4 main causes of postpartum hemorrhage
tone (uterine atony)
trauma (lacerations, incisions)
thrombin (coagulopathy)
tissue (retained products of conception)
antihypertensives during pregnancy
hydralazine
alpha-methyldopa
labetalol
nifedipine
“Hyd the meth lab from nifeds.”
squamous cell carcinoma of penis- 3 types
Bowen- shaft- leukoplakia
Erythroplasia of Queyrat- glans, erythroplakia
Bowenoid papulosis- reddish papules, carc in situ
ischemic pripiasm
boner > 4 hours
causes: sickle cell, meds (sildenfail, trazodone)
treat: corporal aspiration, phenylephrine, surgical decompression
does varicocele happen more on left or right?
left because increased resistance—
left gonadal vein drains into left renal vein before IVC, whereas right gonadal vein goes straight into IVC
associated with left RCC (block left renal vein)
where does choriocarcinoma spread to
lung- hematogenous spread
–> SOB, hemoptysis
peyronie disease
abnormal penis curvature
due to fibrous plaque within tunica albuginea
best way to identify trichomonas
wet mount- saline microscopy
complications in neonate of diabetic mom
transient hypoglycemia premature delivery fetal macrosomia respiratory distress polycythemia neural tube defects
whats a complication of prostatectomy
erectile dysfunction- lesser and greater cavernous nerves arise from prostate plexus
what type of bacteria is garderneralla
anaerobic gram neg rod
amniotic fluid embolism
fetal squamous cells in maternal pulm artery –> hypoxia, DIC, shock –> cardipulm arrest
causes of increased AFP in pregnancy
- open neural tube defects
- ventral wall defects
- multiple gestation
causes of decreased AFP in pregnancy
trisomy 18 and 21