Repro Flashcards
ovarian vessels in:
suspensory/infindibulopelvic ligament
uterine vessels in:
cardinal ligament
urethral injury locations:
- pelvic fracture
- straddle
- pelvic fracture = membranous (posteror)
- straddle injury = bulbous (anterior)
male sex response stages/nerves
Erection = PSNS = pevic splancnics emission = SNS = hypogastric ejaculation = visceral/somatic = pudendal
increased body temp via
Progesterone
signal to menstruate
fall in progesterone
Stages of the oocyte and its N#C#
P-I = N2C4 M-II = N1C2 Fertilized = N1C1
best menopause marker
high FSH
MI vs MII non-dysjunctoin
MI = XY, XY, 0, 0 MII = XX, 0, X, Y OR YY, 0, X, Y
So dad MII only way to get XYY super-male
maternal virilization in pregnancy
aromatase deficiency fetus
XX are ambiguous with high T and androstenedione
cyst assoc. with h. moles
theca-leutein
Triad in vasa previa
Membrane rupture
Fetal bradycardia
sarcoma botryoides marker
desmin
Dx PCOS
LH:FSH >3
Ovarian tumour with fallopian-tube-like lining
serous cystadenoma
Thecoma vs granulose-cell tumour
both make estrogens
theca = benign
granulosa = malignant, also P, call-exner bodies
Meig’s syndrome
Triad:
- fibromas (benign, spindle-fibroblasts)
- hydrothorax
- ascites
serous cystadenocarcinoma facts
MC ovarian neoplasm
psammoma
LDH
dysgerminoma
also hCG
AFP
yolk sac
schiller duval
yolk sac
pseudomyxoma peritoneii
mucinous cystadenocarcinoma
rx endometritis
gentamycin + clindamycin (+/- ampicillin)
apocrine metaplasia
FCC
[FCC with ductal hyperplasia = excess ductal layers]
[FCC with sclerosing adenosine = excess # glands; calcifies]