Chapter 13, 14, 15, 16 Test Flashcards
What is the least common gynecologic malignancy?
fallopian tube carcinoma
Identify the risk factor associated with endometrial cancer.
unopposed estrogen
Tamoxaphin therapy for breast cancer raises the risks for:
leiomyosarcoma development
What is used to help stage endometrial carcinoma?
involvement of the cervix
Choose the differential for sonographic findings of hydrosalpinx in a 50 year old female patient.
fallopian tube carcinoma
A rapid increase in uterine mass in a 30 year old woman raises suspicion for:
leiomyosarcoma
Postcoital bleeding is a symptom of:
cervical cancer
What type of uterine malformation results in daughters of DES users?
T shaped uterus
Karyotype seen with a partial mole.
69xxx
The extensive chorionic villi invasion is characteristic of a(n):
invasive mole
What is the ovarian cyst that occurs with one-fourth of patients with placental trophoblastic disease?
theca lutein
What drug increases the risk of endometrial cancer?
tamoxifen
What is the sonographic finding for uterine sarcomas?
rapidly growing heterogenous mass
Which of the following is a tumor marker for colon, stomach, breast, or ovarian carcinoma?
Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
Identify the malignant ovarian tumor that is the result of metastasis to the ovary.
Krukenberg tumor
Which of the following is pseudomyxoma peritonei?
mucinous material accumulation within the peritoneal cavity
Risk factors for womans risk for developing ovarian cancer?
advanced age
nulliparity or low parity
delayed childbearing
early onset of menses
late menopause
postmenopausal estrogen use for more than 10 years
obesity
family history of ovarian or breast cancer
Which neoplasm is associated with gonadal dysgenesis?
dysgerminoma
Choose the least common malignant ovarian cancer.
Androblastoma
An 18-year-old presents to the department with complaints of intermittent left lower quadrant pain. Though she has not missed any periods, her clinician ran a pregnancy test and it came up positive. The sonographic exam revealed a solid mass with calcifications and multiple small cysts in the left side apart from the uterus. What is the most likely cause for these findings?
immature teratoma
Which form of ovarian cancer demonstrated prominent color doppler flow in septations?
dysgerminoma
painful menstruation
dysmennorhea
Which of the following is implantation of endometrial tissue outside of the uterus?
endometriosis
Which term describes an infection of the fallopian tubes?
salpingitis
Which is a complication of pelvic inflammatory disease?
ectopic pregnancy
infertility
chronic pelvic pain
tubo-ovarian abscess
Select the complication of endometriosis?
endometrioma
Which of the following area becomes infected with stage 2 pelvic inflammatory disease?
salpingitis
Which of the following is a clinical presentation of pelvic inflammatory diease?
cervical motion tenderness
Select the etiology for pelciv inflammatory disease.
epithelial
Choose the term which describes the presence of ectopic endometrial tissue.
endometriosis
How does the fallopian tube image in a patient with stage 2 pelvic inflammatory disease?
hypechoic with a cogwheel appearane
How do the fallopian tube and ovary image with acute tubo-ovarian complex?
ovarian enlargement and adhesions result in ill defined tissue planes
Which of the following are sonographic signs of endometriosis?
hypoechoic thickening or the presence of a nodule or mass with regular or irregular contours located in the posterior cervical region or pouch of Douglas
True or False:
The sonographic appearance of the chinese ring IUD is a hyperechoic āSā device.
false
True or false:
The sonographic appearance of the Lippes Loop IUD is a curved structure within the endometrium with posterior shadowing.
true
True or false:
The sonographic appearance of the retrieval string of an IUD is a hypoechoic, linear structure
false
myometrial penetration outside the endometrial cavity with an intact serosa
perforation/ extrauterine
complete or partial migration through the external cervical device
displaced
positioning or rotation within the lower uterine cavity or cervix
embedment
complete or partial invasion through the myometrium and serosa
expulsion
True or false:
The two types of IUCD are copper and hormone based (LING-IUD)
true
True or false:
Transcervical tubal occlusion device is a form of permanent contraception using metallic coils or a silicone plug to obstruct the fallopian tubes.
true
IUCD complications include:
embedment
expulsion
perforation
displacement