UNIT 2: REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY AND PROCEDURES Flashcards
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
• TESTES (2)
• EPIDIDYMIS
• DUCTUS DEFERENS
• PROSTATE
• EJACULATORY DUCTS
• SEMINAL VESICLES
• BULBOURETHRAL GLANDS
Male Reproductive Tract Images
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
-OVARIES (2)
-UTERINE TUBES
-UTERUS
-VAGINA
OVARIES
• 2 GLANDULAR ORGANS NEAR LATERAL WALL OF THE PELVIS
• CONTROL MENSTRUAL CYCLE
• STORES AND EMITS OVA
• 2 LAYERS OF TISSUE
-MEDULLA
-CORTEX
• CONTAINS THE OVA
• OVUM MATURES AND BREAKS THROUGH THE CORTEX INTO THE PERITONEAL CAVITY DURING OVULATION
UTERINE TUBES
• ALSO KNOWN AS FALLOPIAN TUBES (2)
• COLLECT OVA AND CONVEY TO UTERINE CAVITY
• 3-5 INCHES LONG
• 3 SECTIONS:
-ISTHMUS
-AMPULLA
-INFUNDIBULUM
• FIMBRIAE (FINGER-LIKE)
• CILIA ARE HAIRLIKE PROJECTIONS INSIDE THE TUBES THAT HELP MOVE THE OVA DOWN THE TUBE
• PERISTALSIS PUSHES THE OVA DOWN THE TUBE
UTERUS
• LIES POSTERIOR AND SUPERIOR TO THE URINARY BLADDER AND ANTERIOR TO THE RECTUM
• RECEIVES AND RETAINS FERTILIZED OVUM UNTIL DEVELOPMENT OF FETUS IS COMPLETE
• 4 PARTS:
• FUNDUS
• BODY
• ISTHMUS
• CERVIX
• ENDOMETRIUM IS THE MUCOSAL LINING OF THE UTERUS THAT SHEDS DURING MENSTRUATION
PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT
RADIATION SEEDS CAN BE INSERTED INTO THE PROSTATE IN SURGERY USING ULTRASOUND AND FLUOROSCOPIC GUIDANCE
RADIOGRAPHY OF THE FEMALE HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY - HSG REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Exam Preparation
-INTRODUCTION OF RADIOPAQUE CONTRAST MEDIA WITH ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE
-WATER-SOLUBLE OR OIL BASED MEDIA CAN BE USED SINCE THE CONTRAST DOES NOT ENTER THE BLOOD STREAM
-EXAM PREPARATION:
-LAXATIVE THE EVENING PRIOR
-CLEANSING ENEMA MORNING OF
-MEAL PRIOR TO EXAM IS WITHHELD
-BLADDER EMPTIED JUST PRIOR TO EXAM
-PROCEDURES SHOULD BE PERFORMED 10 DAYS AFTER MENSTRUATION BEGINS TO ENSURE PATIENT IS NOT PREGNANT AND ENDOMETRIUM IS THE LEAST CONGESTED
What is an HSG done for?
• TO DETERMINE THE SIZE, SHAPE, AND POSITION OF THE UTERUS AND UTERINE TUBES, DIAGNOSE PRESENCE OF LESIONS WITHIN THE UTERINE LINING, AND INVESTIGATE PATENCY OF UTERINE TUBES
HSG Procedure
• SCOUT IMAGE OBTAINED (AP BLADDER FILM)
• PATIENT IN LITHOTOMY POSITION WITH KNEES FLEXED OVER LEG RESTS
• PHYSICIAN INSERTS SPECULUM AND CLEANS THE CERVIX WITH STERILE SOLUTION
• UTERINE CANNULA IS INSERTED INTO THE CERVIX AND INFLATES A BALLOON TO STABILIZE THE CATHETER
• ROOM TEMPERATURE OPAQUE CONTRAST MEDIUM INJECTED INTO UTERINE CAVITY
HSG RADIOGRAPH
• 10 X 12 CASSETTE LW IN THE BUCKY
• PATIENT IS SUPINE ON THE RADIOGRAPHY TABLE
• CENTRAL RAY IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE MSP AT A POINT MIDWAY BETWEEN THE ASIS AND THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS
HSG Contrast Media
• CONTRAST MATERIAL FLOWS THROUGH THE UTERINE TUBES AND SPILLS INTO THE PERITONEAL CAVITY
• FILLING DEFECT IN TUBES MAY INDICATE SCAR TISSUE OR MUCOUS BUILD-UP
• FILLING DEFECT IN UTERUS MAY INDICATE LESIONS SUCH AS TUMORS OR POLYPS
HSG Blocked Fallopian Tube
IMAGING FOR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES
• PERMANENT INTRAUTERINE DEVICES CAN BE PLACED BY AN OBGYN DURING AN OUTPATIENT PROCEDURE
• DEVICES MAY BE PLACED IN THE FALLOPIAN TUBES TO ENSURE TUBES ARE NO LONGER PATENT AND WILL NOT ALLOW AN OVA TO BECOME FERTILIZED
• APPROXIMATELY 3 MONTHS AFTER INSERTION, WOMEN WILL OFTEN HAVE AN HSG TO ENSURE DEVICE IS FUNCTIONING PROPERLY
VAGINOGRAPHY
• USED TO IMAGE CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS AND PATHOLOGY OF THE VAGINA
• THIN BARIUM OR IODINATED CONTRAST AGENTS CAN BE USED
• BARIUM MUST BE COMPLETELY EXPELLED PRIOR TO PATIENT’S RELEASE