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Remnants of torn hymen

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Hymenal caruncle

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No of openings jn the vestibule

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Involved in valvular hematoma

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Vestibular valves

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Glands in the labia minora

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Sebaceous

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Vestibule extends from the clitoris to

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Forchette

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Portion of vagina that provides surgical access to the peritoneal cavity

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Posterior fornix

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Upper 1/3 of vagina is derived from what structure?

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Mullerian

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Blood supply to upper 1/3 of vagina

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Uterine artery(cervicl vaginal branch)

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Blood supply to middle third of vagina

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Inferior vesical arteries

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Blood supply to lower 1/3 of vagina

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Middle rectal and internal pudendal

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Boundaries of the urogenital triangle

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S: pubic rami; L- ischial tuberosities; P: superficial transverse perineal muscle

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Boundaries of the anal triangle

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Ischiorectal fossa, anal canal, anal sphincter complex and branches of internal pudendal vessels and pudendal nerve

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Muscle for clitoral erection

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Ischiocavernosus

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Bartholin gland secretion; clitoral erection

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Bulbocabernosus

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Point of attachment of fallopian tubes

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Cornua

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Layers of the uterus

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Endometrium, myometrium, serosa

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Uterine layer that may damaged during D and C leading to Ashermann syndrome

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Stratum basale

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Divide the pelvic cavity into anterior and posterior compartments

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Broad ligament

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Aka mackenrodt ligament; provides major support to the uterus and cervix

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Cardinal ligament

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Ligament that extends from the lateral portion of the uterus to the upper portion of the labium majus

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Round ligament

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Position of the long axis of the uterus to the long axis of the vagina

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Version

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21
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Position of the fundus of uterus in relation to the cervix

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Flexus

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The cervicovaginal branch of the uterus supplies which parts

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Lower cervix and upper vagina

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Blood supply to uterus is from what arteries

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Uterine and ovarian

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Uterine artery is derived from what artery

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Internal iliac

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Direct branch from the aorta

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Ovarian artery

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Preferred portion for applying clips for female sterilization

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Site of fertilization, where 80% of ectopic pregnancy occurs

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dull and whitish fibrous connective tissue covering the surface of the ovary

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Tunica albuginea

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Single layer of cuboidal epithelium over the tunica albuginea

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Germinal epithelium of waldeyer

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Why Dorsal lithotomy

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Upward gliding of sacroiliac joint, outlet increase by1.5-2 cm

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Anterior and posterior pelvic joints:

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Symphysis pubis; sacroiliac joint

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Shortest distance b/n Sacral promontory to the upper margin of the SP

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True/ anatomic conjugate:11 cm

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Conjugate measured clinically

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Shortest distance between the promontory of the sacrum to the symphysis

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Obstetrical conjugte

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Shorest distance from sacral promontory to the lower margin of te SP

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Diagonal conjugate

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Normal measurement of true/ anatomic conjugate

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Normal measurement of obstetrical conjugate

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Normal measurement of diagonal conjugate

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Between 2 farthest points of the pelvic brim over the iliopectineal line

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From sacroiliac joint to the opposite iliopubic eminence

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Right and left oblique

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Normal measure of posterior sagittal

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Smallest pelvic diameter

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Interspinous (10cm)

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Normal anteroposterior diameter of midpelvid

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Landmark for midpelvis

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Ischial spine

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Normal intertuberous diameter

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Pelvic outlet is measure at the level of

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Ischial tuberosity

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Dictates tendency of pelvis

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Dictates type/character of pelvis

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Vertically oriented oval pelvis

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Anthropoid

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Pelvis with increased incidence of face delivery

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Anthropoid

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Ape like pelvis

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Levator ani consists of

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Pubococcygeus, puborectalis, ileococcygeus

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Pubovisceral muscles

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Pubovaginalis, puboperinealis, puboanalis

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Gives rise to most internal structured

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Gives rise to urologic and external strucutres

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Gives rise to gartner’s duct and lateral or anterolateral position of the vaginal wall

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Mesonephric duct/wollfian duct

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Remnant of mesonephric duct

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Gartner’s cyst

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