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Lecture 18: Pelvis Continuation Female Flashcards

0
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hair bearing areas of the female genitals

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labia majora, mons pubis

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male equivalent to the round ligament

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gubernaculum

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2
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mesosalpinx of broad ligament

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around fallopian tubes

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3
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mesovarium of broad ligament

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around ovaries

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4
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mesometrium of broad ligament

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around uterus

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5
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fallopian tube and ovary

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adnexa

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protrusion of bladder into the vagina, see an anterior bulge

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cystocele

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prolapse/procedentia of uterus and cervix

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decensus of cervix and uterus

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herniation of pouch of douglas between uterosacral ligament into the retrovaginal septum

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enterocele

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9
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protrusion of rectum into the vagina, see a posterior bulge

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rectocele

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first degree of prolapse

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upper vagina

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second degree of prolapse

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intratus of vagina

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third degree of prolapse

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complete

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13
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shows anatomy and fallopian tube patency

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hysterosalpingogram

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14
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pregnancy not in the endometrial lining of the uterus

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ectopic pregnancy

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15
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most common site of ectopic pregnancy

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oviduct

16
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where ureter is commonly injured during surgery

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uretovesicular junction, junction of uterine artery and ureter, infundibulopelvic ligament

17
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supplies transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon, rectum

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IMA

18
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from the aorta, supplies ovary and tube, unites with ascending branch of uterine artery

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ovarian artery

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where common iliac begins (aorta bifurcates)

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L4

20
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branches of posterior trunk of internal iliac

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iliolumbar, lateral sacral, superior gluteal

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branches of parietal branch of anterior trunk of internal iliac

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obturator, internal pudendal, inferior gluteal

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branches of visceral branch of anterior trunk of internal iliac

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umbilical, middle vesical, inferior vesical, middle hemorrhoidal, uterine, vaginal

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ascending portion anastamoses with ovarian artery, arcuate form spiral arteries of corpus and endometrium, descending portion supplies vagina

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uterine artery

24
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supplies vagina, bladder, rectum, forms azygos arteries of cervix and vagina

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vaginal artery

25
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supplies rectum, labia, clitoris, perineum

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internal pudendal artery

26
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only veins that don’t follow the artery

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ovarian (right into IVC directly, left into left renal vein and then to IVC)

27
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more than 500 cc blood lost during delivery, or >1000 cc lost during C section

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postpartum hemorrhage

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fibroids

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leiomyomas

29
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three types of fibroids

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intramural, subserosal, submucosal

30
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What’s within suspensatory ligament of ovary?

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ovarian artery

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