Intro Flashcards
gynecoid
female round wide spacious 40-50% of women
android
male narrow, flat wedge shaped; 30% of women
anthropoid
narrow long; 20% of women
platypelloid
wide, short oval; 2% of women
external genitalia is known as the
pudendum
the pudendum includes
vulvula
perineum
anus
vulvula includes
mons pubis labia majora, labia minora clitoris urethra vestibule with skene's glands, hymen, bartholin's glands and vaginal introitus
pH of the vagina
3.5-4
culdocentesis
pouch of douglas area that allows for assessment of fluid in the
cells at the cervix and the transition zone
squamous epithelium at the external os
changes into columnar epithelium in the transformation zone
the uterus connects with fallopian tubes at the
cornu
length and width of the uterus in a nulliparous woman
7-8 cm and 4-5 cm wide
sections of the fallopian tubes
isthmus
ampulla
infundibulum
narrow and straight part of the fallopian tube that adjoins th uterus
isthmus
wider part of the fallopian tube that opens in a funnel
ampulla
part of the fallopian tube that is fringed by finger-like process called the fimbrae
infandibulum
cell type covering the ovaries
low columnar epithelium
ovaries consist of
cortex and medulla
medulla of the ovaries is comprised of
connective tissue fibers, smooth muscle, cells and supporting tissue
cortex of the ovaries are compraised of
areolar stroma, vessels,
immzs to think about in a WW exam
tetanus is one of the most important immunizations to think about
every pregnant woman needs TDAP with pertussis in third trimester
HPV should be given to
11-12yo
most common strains for cervical cancer are 6 and 18
pregnant women risk for the flu
8x higher mortality rate from the flu in pregnant women
baby breastfeeds for protection
pneumococcal vaccine is given to
older pts and pts with lung disease
All adults age 65 and older should get vaccinated with PCV13 and PPSV23, 1 year apart
who gets the MMR vaccine
Everyone should have 2 doses by the age of 6 years
Required for school entrance
All women of childbearing age unable to show proof of Rubella immunity with titers
Live virus not indicated during pregnancy
