Pelvic Anomty Review Flashcards
Which pelvic ligament extends from the cornua of the uterus to the medial aspect of the ovary?
a. round
b. broad
c. cardinal
d. ovarian
D. Ovarian
Prominent anechoic structures near the periphery of the uterus most likely represent:
a. adenomyosis
b. arcuate vessels
c. nabothian cysts
d. physiological cysts
B. Arcuate vessels
Which segment of the fallopian tube may be visualized under normal conditions?
a. isthmus
b. ampulla
c. interstitial
d. infundibular
C. Interstitial
The region including the ovary and fallopian tube is termed the:
a. oviduct
b. adnexa
c. fimbriae ovarica
d. space of Retzius
C. Fimbriae Ovarica
Which segment of the fallopian tube connects with the uterus?
a. ampulla
b. isthmus
c. interstitial
d. infundibulum
C. Interstitial
The flanged portions of the iliac bones form the:
a. lateral border of the true pelvis
b. posterior border of the true pelvis
c. inferior border of the true pelvis
d. posterior border of the false pelvis
- Posterior boarder of the false pelvis
The fallopian tubes are:
a. covered by perineum.
b. contained in the inferior portion of the round ligament.
c. derived from the nonfused caudal portion of the müllerian ducts.
d. contained in the superior portion of the broad ligament.
D. Contained in the superior portion of the broad ligament
When measuring endometrial thickness, calipers are placed from:
a. superior interface to inferior interface
b. echogenic interface to echogenic interface
c. echogenic interface to hypoechoic interface
d. hypoechoic interface to hypoechoic interface
B. Echogenic interface to echogenic interface
The ovary is attached to the pelvic sidewall by the:
a. broad ligament
b. round ligament
c. ovarian ligament
d. suspensory ligament
D. Suspension ligament
Failure of the müllerian ducts to fuse will most likely result in:
a. uterine septate
b. uterine agenesis
c. bicornuate uterus
d. uterine didelphys
D. Uterine didephyis
Which of the following correctly measures endometrial thickness?
a. anterior–posterior dimension in the coronal plane
b. transverse dimension in the coronal plane
c. anterior–posterior dimension in the sagittal plane
d. anterior–posterior diameter in the transverse plane
C. Anterior - posterior dimension in the sagittal plane
Which of the following most accurately describes the perimetrium?
a. The perimetrium lines the uterine cavity
b. The perimetrium is composed of smooth muscle
c. The serosal surface of the uterus is termed the perimetrium
d. The perimetrium is composed of connective tissue and large blood vessels
The serial surface of the uterus is termed the perimetrium
Secondary blood supply to the ovaries is through the:
a. arcuate arteries
b. uterine arteries
c. ovarian arteries
d. hypogastric arteries
B. Uterine arteries
The vesicouterine pouch is located:
a. posterior to the uterus and anterior to the rectum
b. anterior to the uterus and posterior to the urinary bladder
c. posterior to the symphysis pubis and anterior to the uterus
d. anterior to the symphysis pubis and posterior to the rectus abdominis
B. Anterior to the uterus and posterior to the urinary bladder
In premenarche, the size of the uterine cervix is expected to be:
a. half the size of the corpus
b. equal to the uterine corpus
c. twice as large as the corpus
d. equal to the uterine fundus
C. Twice as large as the corpus
This sagittal image of the uterus most likely represents a:
a. septate uterus
b. bicornuate uterus
c. menarche uterus
d. postmenopausal uterus
d. Post menopausal uterus
A. Anteversion
B. Lavator ani
C. Pouch of Douglas
Vesicourterine pouch is anterior
The position of the uterus is:
a. anteverted
b. anteflexed
c. retroflexed
d. retroverted
A. Anteverted