Pelvic anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

where does the ovarian artery come from?

A

the abdominal aorta

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2
Q

where do the ovaries drain to?

A

the vena cava on the patient right, but to the renal vein on the patient’s left.

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3
Q

What vessels do the suspensatory ligament of the ovary contain? what is the other job of the ligametn

A

the ovarian artery and vein

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4
Q

what is ovarian torsion?

A

when the suspensatory ligament becomes twisted and the blood supply becomes constricted

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5
Q

what is one cause of ovarian torsion

A

ovarian cysts.

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6
Q

where does the vascular supply of the uterus come from?

A

the internal iliac arteries branch to the uterine arteries

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7
Q

Postpartum hemorrhage definition

A

500cc after Vaginal delivery
1000cc after C-section
FYI this is a big deal in a non-postpartum person

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8
Q

what is the first line and a non-surgical method to control postpartum bleeding?

A

uterine massage.

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9
Q

what medical interventions are there for postpartum hemorrhage?

A

oxytocin/pitocin
methergen
hemabate

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10
Q

what is the last non-medical treatment for postpartum hemorrhage

A

balloon tampenade

essentially a catheter in the uterus.

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11
Q

what are the surgical interventions for postpartum hemorrhage?

A
1) ligation of uterine artery
if still bleeding
2) ligation of the internal iliac (this is last line ligation)
3) hysterectomy 
Always try to spare as much as possible
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12
Q

where does venous drainage run for the uterus

A

through the uterosacral ligament

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13
Q

what does the cardinal ligament do

A

keeps the uterus in place side to side and front to back. connects to the pelvic side wall

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14
Q

what is often confused for the uterosacral ligament

A

the ureters

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15
Q

what happens when you weaken the cardinal ligament

A

you cause pelvic floor relaxation.

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16
Q

what happens when you weaken the cardinal ligament anteriorly and the bladder falls?

A

cystocele

17
Q

what happens when you weaken the cardinal ligament posteriorly and the rectum falls?

A

rectocele

18
Q

what happens when you weaken the cardinal ligament and the uterus falls?

A

uterine inversion

19
Q

what are cystocele, rectocele and uterine inversion all associated with

A

pelvic floor relaxation. this is caused by large multiple births.

patient presents with back pain, vaginal fullness.

diagnosed with speculum examination.

20
Q

what does cystocele look like on speculum

A

upper vaginal wall bulging

21
Q

what does rectocele look like on speculum

A

lower vaginal bulging

22
Q

what does uterine inversion look like on speculum

A

cervix in your face

23
Q

how do we treat uterine inversion

A

hysterectomy

24
Q

how do we treat cystocele and rectocele

A

anterior and posterior repair.

25
Q

what is associated with cystocele

A

incontinence

26
Q

what is associated with rectocele

A

constipation.

27
Q

stage I uterine inversion

A

slightly dislodged into vaginal cavity

28
Q

stage II uterine inversion

A

uterus close to the vaginal opening in the vault

29
Q

stage III uterine inversion

A

uterus out of the vaginal opening

30
Q

Stage IV uterine inversion

A

uterus completely outside of the vaginal vault and inverted.