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ADRMS - OBGYN Penny > Pelvic Organs > Flashcards

Pelvic Organs Flashcards

1
Q
  • Superior Concavity

- When bladder is full for TA the dome extends above uterine fundus

A

Bladder

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2
Q

-Muscular tube 7-10cm in length
Post fornix
-Laterl & anterior fornix
-Gartners duct cyst

A

Vagina

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3
Q

Largest surrounds posterior part of external cervix & collects fluid due to gravity

A

Post fornix

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4
Q

Appears as anechoic structure in vagina

A

Garnters duct cysts

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5
Q
  • 3-4cm in length for nulliparous women

- compromised of collagenous & elastic tissue

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Cervix

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6
Q
  • Muscle structure posterior to bladder & anterior to recto sigmoid colon
  • fundus widesdt portion & superior
  • corpus/body - largest portion where tubes enter uterus
  • lus - aka isthmus is narrowest portion located between corpus & CX
  • vesciuterine pouch
  • space of retzius
A

Uterus

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7
Q

Pouch or anterior CDS

A

Vesciuterine

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8
Q

Prevesical or retropubic space between pubic bone and bladder

A

Space of Retzius

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9
Q

Uterus contains ____ layers

A

3 layers

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10
Q

Innermost lining superficial layer is called the Zone functionalism and deeper basil layer thickness varies from 1mm - 8mm

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Mucosa (endometrium)

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11
Q

Thickest layer of smooth muscle extends into ovarian and round ligaments

A

Muscular (Myometrium)

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12
Q

Peritoneal covering of uterus, not visible monographically

A

Serosa (perimetrium)

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13
Q

Uterus age 2-8

length & width

A

33 (mm)

7.5 width

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14
Q

9 (menarche)

A

43 length

13 width

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15
Q

Nulliparous

A

80 length

30 width

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16
Q

Multiparous

A

90 length

40 width

17
Q

Postmenopausal

A

varied based on parity

18
Q

Relatively larger cervical length and width

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Pediatric uterus

19
Q

Normal cervical proportion

A

Postmenopausal patient

20
Q

CX refers to

A

Version

21
Q

CX forms a 90 degree angle with vagina

A

Anteversion

22
Q

CX oriented linear in relation to vagina

A

Retroversion

23
Q

Refers to UT bending

A

Flexion

24
Q

Corpus and fundus bend forward resting over LUS

A

Anteflexion

25
Q

Corpus nd fundas bend posterior to CX

A

Retroflexion

26
Q

right lateral deviation

A

Detroflexed

27
Q
  • Posterior to broad ligament & use internal iliac artery as land mark
  • Supsensory lig & fimbriae of FT attach superior surface in OV
  • composed of function layer (cortex) contains follicle inner layer (medulla) blood vessels & tissue
A

Ovaries

28
Q

3.5cm x 2.0 cm x 1.5cm

A

PRE- menopausal

29
Q

2.0cm x 1.0cm x 0.5cm

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POST- menopausal

30
Q

length x width x AP (in cm) x 0.523

A

Ovarian volume

ADRMS - OBGYN Penny (23 decks)

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