Section 1 test review reverse Flashcards

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RI of <.4

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Doppler RI if maligant

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interstitial ectopic, leads to hysterectomy

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Most dangerous ectopic pregnancy

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2-3% of pregnances

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% of ovarian pregnancies

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4
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an acquired cervical pathology

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cervical Stenosis

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5
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premenarche

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Physio status pre-puberty

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Broad ligaments

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Ligaments that contain uterine blood vessels and nerves

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round ligament

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A Ligament between another ligament

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uterus measurment 8-4 cm

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Normal menarche usterus

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uterus measurement 6-4 cm

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Post menopausal usterus measurement

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10
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fallopian tubes

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structure above the round ligament

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internal iliac arteries give rise to the vaginal arteries that supply this organ

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Blood supply to the vagina

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Uterine veins/iliac veins drain this organ

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Blood drains from the vagina

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drains to the IVC

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Right ovarian veins drains

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drains to the Left renal vein

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Left ovarian vein drains

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endometerial measurement < 5 mm

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Post menopausal endometrium measurment

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16
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graffian follicle

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mature follicle

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endometrium in proliferative phase

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phase for 3 line sign

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(A-B/mean), A=peak systolic, B=end diastolic

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PI ratio

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(A-B/A) A=peak systolic, B=end diastolic

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Pourcelot Resistive Index RI

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(A/B) A=peak systolic, B=end diastolic

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S/D Ratio

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21
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Window for viewing the uterus

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Sonographic use for the bladder

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intramural, contained in the myometrium

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Common site for fibroids

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liomyomas

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Fibroids

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myomas

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Fibroids

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expanded fluid filled vaginal cavity with associated distention of the uterus

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Hydrometrocolpos

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Submucosal fibroid symptom

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Fibroid with heavy bleeding

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fibroid with complex appearance

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sonographic appearance of a degenerative fibroid

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a vascular plexus of arteries and veins without an intervening capillary network,

rare and usually involve the myometrium or the endometrium

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uterine AVM

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measured outer to outer, not the halo region

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proper endometrium measurement

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most prequent in women 40-70 yrs old,

accounts for 5-10% of all primary maligant ovarian neoplasms.

15-20% are bilateral when malignant

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mucinous cystadenocarcinomoa

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epithelial tumor that is lined by the mucinous elements of the endocervix and bowel,

20-25% of all benign ovarian neoplasms

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mucinous cystadenoma

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ovaries more than any other pelvic organ,

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metastatic disease organs

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measurement of

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post menopausal cyst measurement

34
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includes Stan Leventhal syndrome,

endochrine disorder with chronic anovulation

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PCOS

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Stages I-IV

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Stages of ovarian cancer

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limited to ovary,

a=one ovary,

b= two ovaries,

c=positive peritoneal levage (ascites)

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Stage I ovarian cancer

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limited to pelvis,

a=involvement of uterus/fallopian tubes

B=extension to other pelvic tissues.

C=positive peritoneal levage (ascites)

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Stage II ovarian cancer

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limited to the abdomen,

intraabdominal extension outside pelvis/retroperitoneal nodes/extension to small bowel/omentum

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Stage III ovarian cancer

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Hematogenous disease (liver paranchyma)/spread beyond abdomen

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Stage IV ovarian cancer

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Dermoid cyst of the ovary

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common benign ovarian tumor

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endometrioma or chocolate cyst

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endometriosis mass

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early sexual contact, multiple sexual partners, history of STD’s, previous history of PID, use of IUCD and douching

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PID risk factors

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inclusive term for all pelvic infections

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PID

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metastases drops to ovaries from GI tract, primarily stomach but also billary tract, gallbladder and pancreas

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Krukenberg tumor

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pelvic appearance usually a complex mass in the cul-de-sac that distorts pelvic anatomy

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Sonographic appearance of an pelvic abcess

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appears as a complex multiloculated mass with variable septations, irregular margins and scattered internal echoes

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Sonographic appearance of a tubal ovarian abcess

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1 in 3 couples

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couples infertile per year

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Ovarian Hyperstimulation syndrome symptoms

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enlarged ovaries with multiple cysts and abd ascites

49
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multiple gestations

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IVF complication

50
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multiple gestatoins,

ectopic pregnancies,

heterotopic pregnancies

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risk increase with assisted reproduction

51
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Adenaxal mass with a pregnancy

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corpus lutium