week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

the uterus landmarks

A
  1. pubis
  2. vagina
  3. bladder
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2
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ovaries are anterior to the

A

internal iliac

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3
Q

on SAG TV scan screen: ___ and ___ are on the left and right of the screen respectively

A
  1. anterior

2. posterior

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4
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on SAG TV scan screen: __ and ___ are on the top and bottom of the screen respectively

A
  1. inferior (Caudal)
  2. superior (Cranial)
    * think the probe top is inserted by the bottom of the patient
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5
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on TRV TV scan screen: __ and __ are on the left and right of the screen respectively

A
  1. right

2. left

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6
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T/F: in TRV the top and bottom of the screen are the same as in SAG - top = inferior, bottom= superior

A

TRUE

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7
Q

shadowing of cervix occurs because of ___

A

fornices

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8
Q

when is Transperineal Scanning AKA Translabial scanning used

A

-later in pregnancy

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9
Q

why is translabial scanning used

A
  • image Cervix and Lower uterine Segment

- Assess Cervical Length or Placental localization

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10
Q

why would SIS (Sonohysterography) be used?

A
Thickened endo 
-polyp
-submucosal fibroid
-Synechia (scaring of endometrium)
-endo hyperplasia  
Infertility
Uterine congenital defect
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11
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smallest element is the Pixel (picture element) in ___ Ultrasound

A

2D

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12
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smallest element is the voxel (volume element) in ___ U/S

A

3D

-gives depth

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13
Q

at __ weeks; germ cells migrate from the Yolk Sac form the genital ridges

A

5

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14
Q

at __ weeks GA; BOTH MALE AND FEMALE EMBRYOS HAVE 2 SETS OF PAIRED GENITAL DUCTS

A

6

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15
Q

Paramesonephric (mullerian)

A

female ducts

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16
Q

Mesonephric (wolffian)

A

male ducts

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17
Q

what grows to become the uterus

A

paramesonephric / mullerian

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18
Q

at __ weeks; the paramesonephric (Mullerian Ducts) fuse caudally to form Ut, Cx and upper part of the vagina

A

10

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19
Q

the unfused Cranial ends of ___form the paired fallopian tubes

A

mullarian ducts

20
Q

Pyo

21
Q

Hemato

22
Q

Metra

A

endometrium

23
Q

Colpus

24
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Collis

A

neck / cervix

25
Cornua
horns/ lateral angles
26
Sallpinges
fallopian tubes/ uterine tubes
27
If Wolffian ducts do not fully degenerate; this causes Gartner Duct cyst Mainly along the ___
vagina
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Wolffian ducts in ___ degenerate in ___
1. male | 2. female
29
What would be the best way to see submucosal fibroid?
saline infusion
30
Uterine Malformations may be caused by the following
1. Arrested development of the Mullerian ducts 2. Failure of fusion of the mullerian ducts 3. Failure of resorption of the median septum
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bilateral arrested development results in
uterine aplasia (absense)
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unilateral arrested development results in
- Uterus Unicornis Unicollis = 1 Uterine horn | - 1 cervix
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failure of the mullerian ducts to fuse results in
1. complete didelphys 2. partial bicornis bicollis or partial bicornis unicollis
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2 uteri, 2 cervix, 2 vag
complete didelphys
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1 vag, 2 cervix, 2 uterine horns
bicornis bicollis
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2 uterine horns, 1 cerxiv, 1 vag
bicornis unicollis
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mild indentation of endometrium at uterus fundus charcateristic of
arcuate (mild) lack of resorption | -septate
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The ducts that are paired in both female and male embryos are the _______ and the _________.
mullarian and wolf
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failure of mullarian ducts to fuse causes
- didelphysis (complete) - bicornis unicollis (partial) - bicollis (partial)
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lack of resorption of median septum causes
- septus (complete) - subseptus (incomplete) - arcuate (incomplete) **MILDEST
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repair bicornute uterus
abdominal surgery
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easier to scan uterus in __ phase, why?
secretory (luteal) bc endometrium is thickest
43
Diethylstilbestrol meds given to a mother causes
T shape uterus in baby
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Congenital Des
T-shape uterus
45
Gravida
of pregnancies
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number of term pregnancies
para