OB GYN Flashcards
Which instrument is used to manipulate the fallopian tubes w/out compression or damage?
a. Babcock tissue forceps
b. Ferris-smith tissue forceps
c. Heaney clamp
d. Kocher clamp
a. babcock tissue forceps
when handling uterine curettings?
a. never place them in
preservative
b. keep the endometrial & cervical cutting separate
c. send the endometrial & endocervical cuttings to the lab in 1 specimen cup
d. send them on a 4x4 to the lab bc it is too difficult to remove them
b. keep the endometrial & the endocervical cuttings separate
labor can be induced using:
a. ergotrate
b. diazoxide
c. pitocin
d. magnesium sulfate
c. pitcoin
Which radiological study might be ordered preoperatively for a pt scheduled for tuboplasty?
a. angiography
b. cholangiogram
c. hysterosalpingogram
d. retrograde urography
c. hysterosalpingogram
Hulka uterine tenaculum forceps are commonly used in gynecological surgery to:
a. manipulate the uterus
b. stabilize the cervix
c. retract the vagina
d. both a & b
d. both a & b
which drug is given to aid in placental expulsion?
a. oxytocin
b. anticholinergic
c. antihistamine
d. hypoxic
a. oxytocin
Which is true of uterine manipulators?
a. common uterine manipulators are the Humi & Zumi
b. they have a rounded smooth tip for easy entry into the cervix & uterus & prevent uterine perforation
c. a balloon is inflated once inserted into the uterus in order to prevent leakage & manipulation
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
The aim of stress incontinence operations includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a. to improve performance of a dislodged or dysfunctional vesical neck
b. to restore normal urethral length
c. to tighten & restore the anterior urethral vesical angle
d. to repair congenital defect
d. to repair congenital defect
a procedure is done on a young woman who have been diagnosed w/ benign uterine tumors but who wish to preserve fertility is a:
a. subtotal hysterectomy
b. Wertheim procedure
c. myomectomy
d. Le Fort procedure
c. myomectomy
what surgical procedure would be scheduled for an ectopic pregnancy?
a. laparoscopic removal of ectopic pregnancy
b. ovarian cystectomy
c. oophorectomy
d. hysteroscopy
a. laparoscopic removal of ectopic pregnancy
an endoscopic investigation of the uterus & tubes is a:
a. rubin’s test
b. hysterogram
c. hysterosalpingogram
d. hysteroscopy
d. hysteroscopy
sterility can be maintained/accomplished by all of the following EXCEPT:
a. laparoscopy
b. mini-laparotomy
c. posterior colpotomy
d. culdoscopy
d. culdoscopy
the progress of labor is defined in how many stages?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
c. 4
An ectopic pregnancy may occur:
a. anywhere outside of the uterus
b. in the fallopian tube
c. in the oviduct
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
what gynecological setup would include various sizes of sterile cannulas?
a. C-section
b. hysterectomy
c. oophorectomy
d. suction curettage
d. suction curettage
a foley catheter is placed in the presurgical hysterectomy pt to:
a. record accurate intake & output
b. distend the bladder during surgery
c. avoid injury to the bladder
d. maintain a dry perineum postoperatively
c. avoid injury to the bladder
what would an anterior & posterior repair accomplish?
a. repair of cystocele & rectocele
b. repair of vesicovaginal fistula
c. repair of vesicourethral fistula
d. repair of labial hernia
a. repair of cystocele & rectocele
an incision made during normal labor to facilitate delivery with less trauma to the mother is:
a. colpotomy
b. colporrhaphy
c. episiotomy
d. celiotomy
c. episiotomy
cervical carcinoma in situ can be classified as:
a. limited to the epithelial layer, noninvasive
b. micro-invasive
c. clinically obvious
d. vaginal extension limitations
a. limited to the epithelial layer, noninvasive
the fallopian tube is grasped with a:
a. kocher
b. babcock
c. kelly
d. lahey
b. babcock