Female genital tract development and infections

Question 1

what forms the fallopian tube, uterus and endocervix

Answer 1

mullein ducts

Question 2

what causes gartner duct cyst?

Answer 2

mesonephric ducts that regress and become cystic

Question 3

the fraffian follicle becomes___ ____ after ovulation

Answer 3

corpus luteum

Question 4

what is corpora albicans

Answer 4

old corpus luteum in post menopausal women

Question 5

the Rete ovarii (mesonephric duct) and Hilus cells are seen in the ____

Answer 5

medulla

Question 6

the Rete ovarii (mesonephric duct) and Hilus have the ability to become ___________

Answer 6

masculinizing tumors

Question 7

What part of the cervix has mucus secreting columnar cells?

Answer 7

endocervix

Question 8

what type of cells does the ectocervix have?

Answer 8

non-keratinized squamous epithelium

Question 9

Transformation zone with its immature cells is vulnerable to

Answer 9

HPV infection

Question 10

where does the hsv infection migrate too during latency

Answer 10

lumbosacral nerve ganglia

Question 11

how do you diagnose hsv?

Answer 11

purulent exudate is aspirated

Question 12

what is the most common type of molluscum contagiosum?

Answer 12

mcv-1 i most common

Question 13

what is the type of molluscum contagiosum that is sexually transmitted?

Answer 13

mcv-2

Question 14

what is the most common cause of PID?

Answer 14

#1gonnorhea
chlamydia also very cmmon

Question 15

what has been implicated in premature labor?

Answer 15

gardnerella vaginalis

Question 16

how can you tell when PID is caused by gonnorhea?

Answer 16

with PID caused by gonnorhea the endometrium is usually spared

Question 17

what is acute suppurative salpingitis?

Answer 17

infection of tubes with PMNS plasma cells and WBC’s

Question 18

what are the complication son PID?

Answer 18

peritonitis bacteremia
endocarditis meningitis arthritis
adhesions of bowel and pelvic organs

Question 19

how do you treat PID?

Answer 19

with antibiotics