A Round Ligaments: 1. Which Structure Provides The Major Support To The Uterus and Cervix?
A Round Ligaments: 1. Which Structure Provides The Major Support To The Uterus and Cervix?
A Round Ligaments: 1. Which Structure Provides The Major Support To The Uterus and Cervix?
A Round ligaments
B Broad ligaments
C Cardinal ligaments
D Uterosacral ligaments
E Scarpa fascia
A Abdominal bloating
B Weight loss
C Constipation
D Anxiety
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E Breast tenderness
B Anterior pituitary
C Posterior pituitary
D Ovaries
E Endometrium
A Oral contraceptives
B Endometrial ablation
C Office hysteroscopy
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E Endometrial biopsy
A Methotrexate 30 mg/m2 intramuscularly
B Methotrexate 50 mg/m2 intramuscularly
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C Culdocentesis
D Laparoscopic salpingostomy
B Transvaginal sonogram
C Laparoscopic salpingostomy
8.A 48-year-old woman presents to the office with a several year history of low
pelvic pain. Which of the following is the LEAST likely cause?
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A Interstitial cystitis
B Adenomyosis
C Ectopic pregnancy
D Herniated disc
9. Please identify which of the following are true with regard to pubertal
development.
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10. Physiology of the menstrual cycle. Identify which of the following statements
are correct.
11. Regarding the anatomy and function of the cervix, which of the following
statements are true?
A The uterosacral ligaments attach the cervix laterally to the pelvic side walls.
C The lower pH of the vagina causes the exposed area of the columnar epithelium
approaching the ‘squamocolumnar junction’ to undergo dysplasia to squamous epithelium,
producing a ‘transformation zone.’
D The cervix is supplied by upper vaginal branches and the umbilical artery.
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12. Vestibule is an almond-shaped area , enclosed by the labia minora laterally and
extends from the clitoris to the fourchette. It is the functionally mature female structure of
the urogenital sinus of the embryo. In the mature state is perforated by six openings
exept:
the urethra
the vagina
Skene ducts
1.the excretory canal of the uterus throw which uterine secretions and menstrual flow
escape;
1.Anteriorly it is in contact with the bladder and urethra, from where is separted by
connective tissue or vesicovaginal septum.
2.Posteriorly , between the lower portion of vagina and the sigmoid colon there are similar
tissues that form the rectovagian septum .
3.Anteriorly it is in contact with the bladder and ovaries, from where is separted by
connective tissue or vesicovaginal septum.
4.Posteriorly , between the lower portion of vagina and the rectum there are similar tissues
that form the rectovagian septum .
5.1 and4
6.1and 2
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15.Wich of following are not Ligaments of the Uterus:
1.broad ,
2.round
3.uteroscral
4.suspensory
16.Ligament form the lateral boundaries of the rectouterine cul-de-sac / pouch of Douglas
1.Uterosacral
2.Broad
3.Infundibulopelvicum
4.Cardinal
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19.The most commom sites of the ectopic pregnancy include
2.ovary
4.cervix of uterus
1. proliferative phase
2.menstuation
3. follcular phase
4.secretory phase
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