Pages 3,9,12 Flashcards
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What kind of shape is the posterior fontanel:
Triangular
Deltoid
Rhomboid
Oval
Triangular
Hypotrophia of the fetus is ussualy caused by:
Insufficiency of the placenta
Polyhramnion
Uterus subseptus
Inkompetence of the cervix
Insufficiency of the placenta
What kind of shape is the anterior fontanel:
Triangle
Oval
Deltoid
Square
Deltoid
Severe pain of the uterus is typical for:
Placenta praevia
Rupture of the cervix in 1st stage of labour
Rupture of sinus maginalis
Abruption of the placenta
Abruption of the placenta
For mola hydatidosa completa is typical:
High elevation of hCG
Enlargment of the ovarie
Enlargment of the uterus
Multiple pregnancy
High elevation of hCG
Enlargment of the ovarie
Enlargment of the uterus
Which ATB group is contraindicated in pregnancy:
Cefalosporines
Penicilin
Tetracyklines
Makrolids
Tetracyklines
Intrauterine acute hypoxia of the fetus is diagnosed by:
CTG
Intrapartum fetal pulse oxymetry
Amniocentesis
Ultrasound examination
CTG
Intrapartum fetal pulse oxymetry
After shoulder dystocia during the delivery we often fing following injuries:
Injury of the head
Fracture of the clavicule
Fracture of the femur
Injury of the brachial plexus
Injury of the brachial plexus
Cerclage is:
Suture of the rupture of the cervix after delivery
Treatment of precancerosis of the cervix
Treatment of the cervix incompetence
Treatment of the abortion
Treatment of the cervix incompetence
The necessary conditions for forceps delivery are:
Ruptura of the membranes
Complete cervical dilation
Head above the birth canal
The dilatation of the cervix to 8cm
Ruptura of the membranes
Complete cervical dilation
DIC syndroma occurs usually as the result of:
Abruption of the placenta
Delivery of a dead fetus
Delivery of a dead fetus
Embolia with amniotic fluid
Abruption of the placenta
Delivery of a dead fetus
Delivery of a dead fetus
Embolia with amniotic fluid
Gonocytes during the development of the ovaries:
Are formed in the Mullerian duct
Are formed during the myotic diferenciation of coelom cells
Are formed in the mesenchymal cells
Migrate from the yolk sack
Are formed during the myotic diferenciation of coelom cells
Teratoma belongs among ovarian tumors:
epithelial
germ cell
Germ strips and stroma
not among ovarian tumors
germ cell
The most commonly diagnosed breast cancer is:
Invasive lobular carcinoma
Invasive ductal carcinoma
serous invasive ductal carcinoma
invasive adenocarcinoma
Invasive ductal carcinoma
Sorgius node belongs among the lymphatic nods:
Superficial inguinal
subaortal
axilar pectoral
deep subclavial
axilar pectoral
Internal pudendal artery is a branch of:
the internal iliac a.
thr external iliac a.
femoral a.
deep perineal a.
the internal iliac a.
Among risk factors for endometrial cancer does not belong:
premature menopause
obesity
hypertension
diabetes mellitus
premature menopause
As a VIN III can be classified :
mild dysplasia of the vulva
mild dysplasia of the vagina
carcinoma in situ of the vagina
carcinoma in situ of the vulva
carcinoma in situ of the vulva
Atypical endometrial hyperplasia is related to:
hyperandrogenism
hyperestrinism
hypercortisolism
hyperprolactinemia
hyperestrinism
Adenosis of vagina:
is a precursor of squamous cell carcinoma
is a malignant tumor of the vagina in children
corresponds to diagnose VIN III
may go into clear cell adenocarcinoma
may go into clear cell adenocarcinoma
The best treatment of CIN II is:
abdominal hysterectomy
conisation
vaginal hysterectomy
application of podophylinu
conisation
Cervical transformation zone corresponds to epithelium metaplasia:
cylindrical into glandular
squamous into transitional
cubic into transitional
cylindrical into squamous
cylindrical into squamous
The internal pudendal artery passes
through the foramen infrapiriforme
lacuna vasorum
pudendal canal
ischiorectal fossa
through the foramen infrapiriforme
The vagina develops from:
cloaca
Müllerian ducts and the urogenital sinus
Wolffs duct
Gartners duct
Müllerian ducts and the urogenital sinus
