Sonography of the Female Pelvis Flashcards
isoechoic AKA
isosonic
features of a true cyst (4)
- anechoic
- through-transmission
- smooth walls
- round
how much water before pelvic exam
4x 250mL
dysmenorrhea
painful periods with cramps
menorrhagia
excessive bleeding during period occurring at regular intervals
menometrorrhagia
excessive irregular bleeding during menses and throughout cycle
oligomenorrhea (what/intervals)
infrequent or very light menstruation
intervals of >35 days (4-9 periods per year)
amenorrhea
absence of periods
dyspareunia
painful intercourse
Mittelschmerz
pain at ovulation
nulliparous
never given birth
parous
have given birth
prima gravida
first pregnancy
gravidity vs parity
number of times a woman has been pregnant including if currently pregnant
vs
number of term pregnancies (over 36 weeks) or live births
abortion (2 types)
number of failed pregnancies
SA- spontaneous
TA- therapeutic
GPAT
gravida
para
abortion
live births
G1 P1 (gynecological)
pregnant once
delivered one child
G2 P1 SA1 (gynecological)
pregnant twice
one child
one spontaneous abortion
G4 P2 SA1 TA1 (gynecological)
pregnant 4 times
2 children
1 spontaneous abortion
1 therapeutic abortion
G1 P0 (obstetrical)
pregnant with 1st child
G2 P1 (obstetrical)
2nd pregnancy
delivered one baby
G2 P2 (obstetrical)
2nd prenancy
previous pregnancy was twins
G4 P1 A2 (obstetrical)
4th pregnancy
1 child
2 abortions
female pelvic routine (13)
sag uterus/cervix/vag
sag endometrial canal
trans vag
trans cervix
trans uterus at fundus
sag Rt ovary
trans Rt ovary
sag Lt ovary
trans Lt ovary
sag R kidney (measured)
trans R kidney (mid at renal pelvis)
sag Lt kidney (measured)
trans Lt kidney (mid at renal pelvis)
also document pathology (fibroids, IUCD, free fluid, cysts/masses)
retroflexed uterus measuring techniques
select more tools
curved caliper
trace length of the uterus from the fundus to the external os of the cervix
proliferative vs secretory look on US
hypoechoic
vs
hyperechoic
how to know you’re at right trans vag level
bladder is full and square rather than small and more circular and rectum is more prominent (too low)
study EV notes as I didn’t do flashcards on them
okay