Exam 6

Question 1

what views are used for IUD localization?

Answer 1

AP and lateral projections of the abdomen, occasionally obliques
most IUDs are radiopaque but radiography alone is not a reliable method for IUD localization

Question 2

investigates congenital malformations and fistula’s

Answer 2

Vaginography

Question 3

what contrast is used for a vaginography?

Answer 3

thin barium and water-soluble organic iodinated non-ionic

Question 4

what supplies are used for vaginography and where are they placed?

Answer 4

catheter and rectal retention device
placed at either entrance or distal end of canal

Question 5

where is the CR placed and what are the views for vaginography?

Answer 5

CR at superior border of pubic symphysis
o Lateral - Low rectovaginal fistula
o Obliques – Sigmoid or Ileum

Question 6

an accessory genital organ, is cone-shaped and averages 1 1/4 inches in length
encircles the proximal portion of the male urethra

Answer 6

prostate

Question 7

the ducts of the prostate open into the

Answer 7

prostatic portion of the urethra

Question 8

investigation of the prostate by radiographic, cystographic, or vesiculographic procedures. rare study, usually performed with sonography or MRI

Answer 8

prostatography

Question 9

16-18 inches long and extends from the tail of the epididymis to the posterior surface of the urinary bladder. near its termination the duct expands into an ampulla for storage of seminal fluid and ends by uniting with the duct of the seminal vesicles

Answer 9

ductus deferens

Question 10

sacculated structures about 2 inches long that are situated obliquely on the lateroposterior surface of the bladder where each slants inferiorly and medially to the base of the prostate

Answer 10

seminal vesicles

Question 11

formed by the union of the ductus deferens and the duct of the seminal vesicles. averages about 1/2 inch in length and originate behind the neck of the bladder. these ducts eject sperm into the urethra

Answer 11

ejaculatory ducts

Question 12

male testis (homologous to female ovaries). Produce gametes and secrete hormones

Answer 12

gonads

Question 13

mature haploid germ cell that can unite with another of opposite sex to form a zygote

Answer 13

gamete

Question 14

HSG canulization/ Why perform this study?

Answer 14

Used for the delivery of contrast media or saline into the uterine cavity during hysterosalpingography (HSG) for examination of the uterus and fallopian tubes

Question 15

rounded most superior portion of uterus

Answer 15

fundus

Question 16

connects fundus and isthmus. ligaments attach the body to the pelvic cavity

Answer 16

body of uterus

Question 17

superior part of cervix

Answer 17

isthmus

Question 18

attaches isthmus (uterus) to the superior vagina

Answer 18

cervix

Question 19

pear-shaped, muscular organ. its primary functions are to receive and retain the fertilization ovum until development of the fetus is complete and, when the fetus is mature, to expel it during birth

Answer 19

uterus

Question 20

gynecologic examinations should be scheduled approx ___ days after the onset of menstruation because that is when the endometrium is least congested (which phase?)

Answer 20

10; follicular

Question 21

infection or swelling and irritation, called inflammation, of one or both testicles
(male reproductive infections)

Answer 21

orchitis

Question 22

Male/ Female reproductive anatomy (pictures)