uterus

Question 1

places you might find the ovary in relation to the uterus (3)

Answer 1

superior to fundus, laterl or supersuperior at the iliacs

Question 2

left side of a trans vag image is

Answer 2

anterior

Question 3

shape of neonate and infantile uterus

Answer 3

inverted pear

Question 4

what part of uterus inccreases most in size during puberty

Answer 4

body

Question 5

size of adult uterus

Answer 5

7-8 x 5 x 4cm

Question 6

what happens to uterus in menopaus

Answer 6

atrophy

Question 7

echogenicity of myometrium

Answer 7

low to medium

Question 8

what is common in postmenopasual uterus

Answer 8

calcifications in the arcuate arteries

Question 9

subendometrial halo

Answer 9

hypoechoic first inner layer of the myometrium

Question 10

late proliferative appearance of uterus

Answer 10

darker thick endometrium 6-10mm (triple layer appearance)

Question 11

secretory appearance

Answer 11

thick echogenic endometirum 7-14mm

Question 12

early proliferative appearance

Answer 12

thin echogenic endometrium 4-8mm

Question 13

upper limits of normal ovary

Answer 13

18cc

Question 14

average size of ovary

Answer 14

6cc

Question 15

normal range of dominant follicle

Answer 15

2 to 2.5 cm

Question 16

ring of fire seen in

Answer 16

corpus luteum

Question 17

post menopausal abn ovary size

Answer 17

> 8cc

Question 18

inferior pelvic muscles

Answer 18

levator ani

Question 19

inferolateral pelvic muscle

Answer 19

obterator internis and piriformis

Question 20

muscle appearance

Answer 20

moderate echos with echogenic striations

can be mistaken for ovaries or mass

Question 21

perineum

Answer 21

diamond shaped muscular region between vaginal orifice and anus

Question 22

disadvante to trans vag

Answer 22

restricted view

Question 23

when would we not do transvag

Answer 23

frail, virgin, no consent