Gynec Anat Flashcards

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Female external genetilia is also called

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Vulva or pudendum

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Parts of vulva

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Mons pubis
Labia majors
Labia minors

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Mons pubis

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Hair bearing area of the vulva
With underlying subcutaneous fat
This lies Ventral to the pubic symphysis

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Labia majora

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Outer lip
Like structure contain sweat apocrine, sebaceous gland
Posterior commissier is the regio where the posterior lips join
At the anterio 1/3 round ligament and processes vaginal is are attached

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5
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Labia majora

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Male scortum

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Labia minors

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Inner lips

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Medial walls of labia minors is formed by

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Non keratinised startified squamous epithelium

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Lateral wall of labia minors formed by

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keratinised startified squamous epithelium

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Differentiating line better two walls

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Hart s line

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10
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Most common cause of bartholin cancer is

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Adeno carcinoma

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Bartholin glands are made of

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Columnar epithelium
Transitional epithelium
Non keratinised squamous epithelium

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What is the use of bartholin glands

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It secretes alkaline mucous during intercourse

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Bartholin glands are homologous to

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Bulbouretheral glands/ Cowper

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Difference between Cowper and bartholin glands

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Bartholin resident of superficial perineal pouch
Cowper resident of deep perineal pouch

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Bartholin glands ducts open at

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In vestibule outside the hymen at the junction of anterior 2/3 and posterior 1/3

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Bartholin cyst

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Bartholin cyst developed in the vestibule or between the labia majora and minors

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Bartholin cyst

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Intermittent painless mass over the vulva
Mass aggravates by intercourseand resobplves on own

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18
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Barthol gland location

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4&8 o clock
5&7 o clock

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19
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Gartners cyst

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Anterior wall of vagina

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20
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Management of bartholin cyst

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Biopsy in case of above 40 yrs
Post menopausal
Solid mass fixed to stricture

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21
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What is the management of symptomatic bartholin cyst

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Incision and drainage

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Management of asymptomatic bartholin cyst

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<3mm conservative treatment
>3 mm incision and drainage

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What is marsupulizatiom

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Bartholin cyst is removed and the linings are exteriozed
Preventing recurrence

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24
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What is responsible for bartholin abscess

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Ecoli > gonorrhoea
Incision and drainage
Placement of word catheter

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Bartholin cancer is most comm seen in
Post menopausal women
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Uterus shape
Dome shaped
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Uterus includes
Corpus and body
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Lower most part of corpus
Isthamus
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Angles of uterus is called
Cornea
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Importance of cornua
Fallopian tube opens here Opening of fallopians tube is called Ostia At 2 Ostia spincters will be there circular concerntric muscle fibres
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What are the tube like structures attached at cornua
Round ligament Fallopian tube Ovarian ligament from anterior to posterior
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How tubes are arranged from top to bottom
Above fallopian tube Below round ligament and ovarian ligament reside at same level
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Clinical importance of tubes
Tubal ligation Sterilisation may be failed
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Course of round ligament
Round ligament from the cornua of uterus to anger abdomina wall from there to via inguinal Cana, get attached to labia majora at anterio 1/3
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Use of round ligament
They pull the uterus forward direction,thus round ligament helps to keep uterus in anteverted position
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Angle between cervix and vagina
Anteversion 90’
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Angle between cervix and uterus
Angle of anger flexi on 120
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Normal position of uterus in the females
Anterverted and anterflexed
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Where is isthamus located
anatomical internal os above histological internal os below
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Cervix parts
Endocervix/supravaginal part of cervix Exocervix/ ectocervix/portio vaginalis
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Endocervix is made of high epithelium
Ecto is made of stratifies squamous epithelium
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Uterine cavity visualisation
Hysteroscopy
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Uterus fro. Outside
Laparoscopy
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Ligaments of uterus
Round ,Iigament Helps to keep the uterus anterverted Pubocervical ligament Cardinal ligament/ mackenrodt / transverse ligament Uteri sacral ligament
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Transformation zone changes because
Due to hormones, increasing age
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Tz will move out in
Ocp usage Pregnancy Puberty
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Nabothian cyst or follicle
When Endocervix come out the ducts gets blocked No intervention is done
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Franker hauser ganglion
T10 -l1 supplies uterus
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Cervix and upper part is supplied by
S2- s4
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Lower part of vagina and perineum is supplied by
S2 -s4
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Fund us drain into
Paraaortic lymph nodes
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Cervix drain into
H internal iliac O obtrurator P paracervical E external iliac node
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Superficial inguinal lymph nodes does not receive from
Cervix
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Median umbilical ligament is the remenant
Urachus
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Medial umbilical ligament is the remenant of
Umbilical artery ligament 1 and 11 o clock positions
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Inferior eligasteric artery forms
Lateral umbilical ligament a 2 and 10 o clock
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Most commonly injured vessel
Inferior epigastric
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From anterior to posterior tubes
Round ligament Fallopian tube Ovarian ligament
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Ovaries are well seen on posterior side
Well seen
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Isthamus is defined as
Space between anatomical internal is and histological internal oss
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Deepest fornix is
Posterior fornix
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Round ligament lies
Anterior to fallopian tube
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Ovarian ligament lies
Posterior to the fallopian tube
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Round liga is derived from
Gubernaculam
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Round ligaments attachment
From cornua of uterus to the anterior 1/3 of the labia majora
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Function of round ligament
Helps to main anteversion Of uterus
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Sampson artery
Round ligament
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Wt of uterus
60-80 gms - non pregnant 1000 gms pregnant
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Thickness of endometrium after menstruation
0.5mm
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Thickness of endometrium after ovulation is
3mm
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Secretory phase endometrium
6 mm
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Endometrium at implantation
10-12 mm
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Endometrium is made of
Columnar epithelium
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Most common cancer is endometrium
Columnar epit
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Ashermanns syndrome
Adhered uterine cavity after destroying the basal layer
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Angle in the anterversion
90 degrees
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Angle in anteflexion is
120 degrees
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20 % females have
Retroverted and retroflexed
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How do you know it is the anteverted uterus
Cervix posterior and fungus palpated anterior
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Retroverted uterus
Cervix anterior Fundus palpated posterior Not easily palpated
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Pessary used for retro version is
Hodge smith pessary
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Vagina peritoneal relations
Only posterior upper part of vagina is covered by the peritoneum
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What is the most dependent part in the body
Pouch of douglas
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Colpotomy
In the case of pelvic abscess opening of pod is made through which pus is drained
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Blood in ectopic pregnancy blood is collected in the
Pod and can be approached through posterior fornix
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Other names of transverse cervical ligament
Mackenrodt Cardinal Transverse
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The ligaments which vaginal attachment can be spared is
Uterosacral ligament Transverse ligament
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What are direct support of uterus
Cardinal Pubocervical Transverse ligament Uterosacral
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Indirect support of uterus is
Round ligament keeps uterus in the anti version
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Broad ligament
Doesn’t support the uterus Fold of peritoneum with anterior leaf and posterior leaf going over the utero tubo ovarian pedicle
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Parts of broad ligament
Mesosalphinx Mesovarium Mesometrium
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Contents of broad ligament
B blood vessels Uterine artery and nerves Ovarian vessels an d nerves R Round ligament A artefacts O oviduct Ovarian ligament Uterus
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Ovary is not content of
Broad ligament
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Ligament surrounding the uterus are called as
Parametrium
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Blood supply of uterus
80% from the uterine artery 20 % from the ovarian artery
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Course of uterine artery
Arises t from the anterior division of the internal iliac artery and takes a sharp turn 2cm lateral to the internal os and supply the uterus
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Branches of uterine artery from out side to inside
Uarbs Uterine Arcuate 1/3 of myometrium Radial 2/3 of myometrium Basal artery basal layer of endometrium Spiral artery supply the functional layer of endometrium
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Uterine artery supply
Uterus’s Fallopian Tube Cervix and vagina Round ligament Ureter
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Blood vessel which constrict and lead to shed of uterus myometrium
Spiral artery
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Paracervical block is never given In the 3 and 9 o clock because of
Descending cervical vaginal branch
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Basal artery supples
Functional layer of endometrium
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Paracervical block is given at
2 and 10 o clock position
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Cervix is mainly made of
Connective tissue collagen and less muscle fibre smooth muscle less than 10%
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In pregnancy the cervix becomes
Short and thin
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What happens in the effacement
MatricmettLo proteinase increases Break down of collagen and water content increass
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Shape of external os in nullipara
Pinpoint
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Shape of external os in the Multi para
Slit shape
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Endocervix lined by
Columnar epithelium and loss red on per speculum examination
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Ectocervix /portio vaginalis lined by
stratified squamous epithelium
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Length of non pregnant cervix
1.25 cm ecto 1;25 cm endo
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Length of pregnant cervix
2.5cm ecto 2.5cm endo
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Mc variety of cervical cancer is
Squamous cell carcinoma
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Mc site of school
Tz
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Is ectropion isa Premalignant condition
No
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T10 -L1
Franker hauser ganglion
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Mcc site of adeno carcinoma of cervix
Endocervix
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Perineum and lower part of vagina
Pudendal s2-s4
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Lymphatic drainage of uterus
Internal iliac nodes External iliac nodes
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Fundus drain into
Paraaortic nodes
120
Cornua and round ligament drain into
Supposed inguinal lymph node
121
Cervix
Hope Paracervical External iliac lymph node
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Vagina
Fibromuscular distensible hallows muscular tube connecting introitus and cervix
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Angle made by the vagina with cervix
90
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Angle made by vagina with the horizontal
45
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Posterior vaginal wall is longer than anterior vaginal wall
Tru
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Relations of posterior fornices
Uterine artery Ovarian artery Cardinal ligament
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Lining of vagina is
Non, keratinised stratified squamous epithelium
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Vagina contains glands
No
129
Cells in the vagina
Superficial Estrogen predominance Intermediate cells progesterone predominance Parabasal cells and basal cells
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Ph of vagina is
Acidic at puberty Due lactobacillus doderlein bacilli Convert glycogen to lactic acids
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Ph of vagina before puberty and after menopause
Neutral 7
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Superficial cells are also called
Mature cells
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Ovary size
3*2*1 cm