gentile prolapse

Question 1

The uterus is normally ?

Answer 1

anteverted, anteflexed

Question 2

what is the angle between the longitudinal axis of cervix, and that of the vagina

Answer 2

version

Question 3

what is the angle between the longitudinal axis of the uterus, and that of the cervix

Answer 3

Flexion

Question 4

Genital prolapse is the descent of one or more of the genital organ (urethra, bladder, uterus, rectum or Douglas pouch or rectouterine pouch”) through the Fascio muscular pelvic floor below their normal level
true or false?

Answer 4

true

Question 5

Vaginal prolapse can’t occur without uterine prolapse. and uterus can descent without carrying vagina with it
true or false?

Answer 5

false,opposite

Question 6

) Anterior vaginal wall prolapse is?

Answer 6

cystocele

Question 7

Prolapse of the lower part of the anterior vaginal wall with the urethra is called

Answer 7

urethrocele

Question 8

cysto-urethrocele is?

Answer 8

Complete anterior vaginal wall prolapse

Question 9

Posterior vaginal wall prolapse is rectocele and entrocele
true or false?

Answer 9

true

Question 10

the anterior wall of the rectum is also prolapsed with the
middle third of the posterior vaginal wall is?

Answer 10

rectocele

Question 11

posterior vaginal wall descends lined by the peritoneum of the Douglas pouch and containing loops of the intestine is?

Answer 11

entrocele

Question 12

(descent of the vaginal vault, where the top of the vagina descends )or inversion of the vagina) after hysterectomy is?

Answer 12

valut

Question 13

occurs in cases of virginal and nulliparous prolapse due to congenital weakness of the cervical ligaments
related to?

Answer 13

Utero-vaginal

Question 14

uterine prolapse have ?

Answer 14

Utero-vaginal and Vagino-uterine

Question 15

occurs in cases of prolapse resulting from obstetric trauma.
related to?

Answer 15

Vagino-uterine

Question 16

they are 3 degrees of uterine prolapse
true or false?

Answer 16

true

Question 17

The cervix desent below its normal Ievel on straining but does not protrude from the vulva
is the 2nd degree of uterine prolapse
true or false?

Answer 17

false, 1st

Question 18

The cervix protrudes from the vulva on straining is 2hnd degree
true or false?

Answer 18

true

Question 19

Complete procidentia is ?

Answer 19

3rd degree of uterine prolapse.

Question 20

what causing prolapse?

Answer 20

weakness of the supporting structures of the uterus and vagina, usually as a result of the trauma of childbirth

Question 21

what are the Predisposing Factors?

Answer 21

1. Weakness of the pelvic cellular tissue
   2.Injury of the pelvic floor

Question 22

is caused by the congestion and associated by chronic cervicitis?

Answer 22

. Leucorrhoea

Question 23

list treatment of prolapse

Answer 23

Prophylactic treatment for Obstetric prolapse

Palliative treatment

Question 24

provide a temporary solution to prolapse symptoms for pregnant women, women who have recently given birth or for women who are awaiting surgery is?

Answer 24

PESSARY FOR PROLABSE

Question 25

what are types of pessaries?

Answer 25

ring
cup and stem

Question 26

strength the pubococcygeus muscle is important for prolapses
true or false?

Answer 26

true

Question 27

Physical therapy treatment: Is divided into which two phases?

Answer 27

Muscle re-education:
Resistive exercises for pubococcygeus muscle

Question 28

provides the patient by powerful sensory and visible biofeedback, is able to measure pubococcygeus muscle up to 100 mmhg so that changes in pelvic floor strength can be measured
related to?

Answer 28

Kegel perineometer

Question 29

treatment for stress incontinence is also suitable for early cases of genital prolapse. This method aims to strength: pubococcygeus, gluteal, anal, and abdominal muscles is?

Answer 29

CYRIAX METHOD