Anatomy

Question 0

Remnants of torn hymen

Answer 0

Hymenal caruncle

Question 1

No of openings jn the vestibule

Answer 1

6

Question 2

Involved in valvular hematoma

Answer 2

Vestibular valves

Question 3

Glands in the labia minora

Answer 3

Sebaceous

Question 4

Vestibule extends from the clitoris to

Answer 4

Forchette

Question 5

Portion of vagina that provides surgical access to the peritoneal cavity

Answer 5

Posterior fornix

Question 6

Upper 1/3 of vagina is derived from what structure?

Answer 6

Mullerian

Question 7

Blood supply to upper 1/3 of vagina

Answer 7

Uterine artery(cervicl vaginal branch)

Question 8

Blood supply to middle third of vagina

Answer 8

Inferior vesical arteries

Question 9

Blood supply to lower 1/3 of vagina

Answer 9

Middle rectal and internal pudendal

Question 10

Boundaries of the urogenital triangle

Answer 10

S: pubic rami; L- ischial tuberosities; P: superficial transverse perineal muscle

Question 11

Boundaries of the anal triangle

Answer 11

Ischiorectal fossa, anal canal, anal sphincter complex and branches of internal pudendal vessels and pudendal nerve

Question 12

Muscle for clitoral erection

Answer 12

Ischiocavernosus

Question 13

Bartholin gland secretion; clitoral erection

Answer 13

Bulbocabernosus

Question 14

Point of attachment of fallopian tubes

Answer 14

Cornua

Question 15

Layers of the uterus

Answer 15

Endometrium, myometrium, serosa

Question 16

Uterine layer that may damaged during D and C leading to Ashermann syndrome

Answer 16

Stratum basale

Question 17

Divide the pelvic cavity into anterior and posterior compartments

Answer 17

Broad ligament

Question 18

Aka mackenrodt ligament; provides major support to the uterus and cervix

Answer 18

Cardinal ligament

Question 19

Ligament that extends from the lateral portion of the uterus to the upper portion of the labium majus

Answer 19

Round ligament

Question 20

Position of the long axis of the uterus to the long axis of the vagina

Answer 20

Version

Question 21

Position of the fundus of uterus in relation to the cervix

Answer 21

Flexus

Question 22

The cervicovaginal branch of the uterus supplies which parts

Answer 22

Lower cervix and upper vagina

Question 23

Blood supply to uterus is from what arteries

Answer 23

Uterine and ovarian

Question 24

Uterine artery is derived from what artery

Answer 24

Internal iliac

Question 25

Direct branch from the aorta

Answer 25

Ovarian artery

Question 26

Preferred portion for applying clips for female sterilization

Answer 26

Isthmus

Question 27

Site of fertilization, where 80% of ectopic pregnancy occurs

Answer 27

Ampulla

Question 28

dull and whitish fibrous connective tissue covering the surface of the ovary

Answer 28

Tunica albuginea

Question 29

Single layer of cuboidal epithelium over the tunica albuginea

Answer 29

Germinal epithelium of waldeyer

Question 30

Why Dorsal lithotomy

Answer 30

Upward gliding of sacroiliac joint, outlet increase by1.5-2 cm

Question 31

Anterior and posterior pelvic joints:

Answer 31

Symphysis pubis; sacroiliac joint

Question 32

Shortest distance b/n Sacral promontory to the upper margin of the SP

Answer 32

True/ anatomic conjugate:11 cm

Question 33

Conjugate measured clinically

Answer 33

Diagonal

Question 34

Shortest distance between the promontory of the sacrum to the symphysis

Answer 34

Obstetrical conjugte

Question 35

Shorest distance from sacral promontory to the lower margin of te SP

Answer 35

Diagonal conjugate

Question 36

Normal measurement of true/ anatomic conjugate

Answer 36

11cm

Question 37

Normal measurement of obstetrical conjugate

Answer 37

10cm

Question 38

Normal measurement of diagonal conjugate

Answer 38

11.5

Question 39

Between 2 farthest points of the pelvic brim over the iliopectineal line

Answer 39

Transvers

Question 40

From sacroiliac joint to the opposite iliopubic eminence

Answer 40

Right and left oblique

Question 41

Normal measure of posterior sagittal

Answer 41

4cm

Question 42

Smallest pelvic diameter

Answer 42

Interspinous (10cm)

Question 43

Normal anteroposterior diameter of midpelvid

Answer 43

11.5

Question 44

Landmark for midpelvis

Answer 44

Ischial spine

Question 45

Normal intertuberous diameter

Answer 45

>8cm

Question 46

Pelvic outlet is measure at the level of

Answer 46

Ischial tuberosity

Question 47

Dictates tendency of pelvis

Answer 47

Anterior

Question 48

Dictates type/character of pelvis

Answer 48

Posterior

Question 49

Vertically oriented oval pelvis

Answer 49

Anthropoid

Question 50

Pelvis with increased incidence of face delivery

Answer 50

Anthropoid

Question 51

Ape like pelvis

Answer 51

Android

Question 52

Levator ani consists of

Answer 52

Pubococcygeus, puborectalis, ileococcygeus

Question 53

Pubovisceral muscles

Answer 53

Pubovaginalis, puboperinealis, puboanalis

Question 54

Gives rise to most internal structured

Answer 54

Mullerian

Question 55

Gives rise to urologic and external strucutres

Answer 55

Urogental

Question 56

Gives rise to gartner's duct and lateral or anterolateral position of the vaginal wall

Answer 56

Mesonephric duct/wollfian duct

Question 57

Remnant of mesonephric duct

Answer 57

Gartner's cyst