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Chapter 42 - Sonographic and Doppler evaluation of the female pelvis
Chapter 42 - Sonographic and Doppler evaluation of the female pelvis
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The ___ can almost always be visualized and used as a landmark from the lateral pelvic wall and ovary.
Uterine artery
Round ligament
Arcuate arteries
Internal ilias vessels
2
The bladder is considered adequately filled when:
it covers the fimbria
it fills the true pelvic cavity
it extends past the uterine fundus
it extends past the endometrial canal
3
This muscle is best imaged in a transverse plane with caudal angulation at most inferior aspect of bladder:
Rectus abdominis
Coccygeus
Levator ani
Piriformis
4
During days 3-7, the hypoechoic echo that represented blood disappears & the endometrial stripe is a discrete thin ____.
Hyperechoic line
Isoechoic line
Hypoechoic line
Anechoic
5
To image the cervix on the TV examination, the transducer should be:
withdrawn and angled posteriorly
inserted deep and angled posteriorly
inserted deep and angled anteriorly
withdrawn and angled anteriorly
6
In midline sag, uterus length is always measured from the ____ of the fundus to the ____.
distal end, external os
distal end, internal os
superior end, internal os
posterior end, internal os
7
The posterior surface of the vagina is supplied blood from a branch off the ___.
Internal iliac vessel
Uterine artery
Ovarian artery
Aorta
8
The most posterior and inferior reflection of the peritoneal cavity is the ____.
Uterus
Pouch of Douglas
Anterior cul-de-sac
Posterior cul-de-sac
9
___ are commonly identified near the endocervical canal.
Cysts
Tumors
Nabothian cysts
Fibroids
10
What muscles may be identified in the true pelvis in the trans plane w/ cephalic angulation of the transducer @ pubis?
Piriformis
Coccygeus
Obturator internus
Rectus abdominis
11
Separates sonographic appearance of rectus abdominis muscle from surrounding fat/bowel.
Levator ani
Iliopsoas
Abdominal wall
Rectus Sheath
12
The endometrium is at its thickest during ___ (days 15-28).
Secretory phase
Luteal phase
Proliferative phase
Late proliferative phase
13
What develops following ovulation?
Graafian follicle
Corpus luteum
Primordial follicle
Corpus albicans
14
What refers to the number of births after 20 weeks of gestation?
Pregnancy
Gravidity
Parity
Gestation
15
A transabdominal ultrasound gives the most optimal characterization of adnexal masses due to transducer location.
True
False
16
The vagina has ___ source(s) of blood.
3
1
4
2
17
When the TV transducer is rotated 90 degrees from the sagittal plane, IMAGE orientation represents the _____.
Coronal plane
True sagittal plane
Caudal plane
Transverse plane
18
The image below shows a correct measurement for the endometrium.
True
False
19
The "three-line sign" is seen in the:
Secretory Phase
Early proliferative phase
Luteal phase
None of these
20
Instillation of sterile saline solution into the endometrial cavity is called _____.
MRI
Hysteroscopy
Sonohysterogram
Hysterosalpingography
21
The anterior surface of the vagina and cervix is supplied with blood from ___.
Ovarian artery
Aorta
Internal iliac vessel
Branch of the uterine artery
22
During menstruation (days 1-4), endometrial canal appears as a ____ central line, representing blood and tissue.
Hyperechoic
Sonolucent
Hypoechoic
Isoechoic
23
The physiologic status of prepuberty is ___.
Menopause
Menarche
Premenarche
Postmenarche
24
What muscle group is inserted on the pubic ramus and is called paired parasagittal straps in the abdominal wall?
Coccygeus
Rectus abdominis
Piriformis
Obturator fascia
25
The functionalis layer becomes isoechoic with basalis layer during:
Early proliferative phase
The secretory phase
The proliferative phase
The menstrual phase
26
What are the three major groups of muscles of the pelvis?
Obturator internus
pelvic floor (levator ani & coccygeus)
Piriformis
Iliopsoas
Rectus sheath
Rectus abdominis
27
The texture of the myometrium of the uterus may be described as:
Homogeneous with irregular borders
Heterogeneous
Homogeneous with smooth borders
Heterogeneous with smooth borders
28
Located in greater pelvis, this muscle originates bilaterally at the paravertebral lumbar region and courses caudally.
Psoas major
Iliopsoas
Obturator internus
Piriformis
29
The true "lie" of the uterus is seen transvaginally with an empty bladder.
False
True
30
It's not necessary to gather patient info, such as history, symptoms, previous imaging, date of LMP, etc before an exam.
True
False
31
What refers to the total number of pregnancies regardless of its outcome?
Uberty
Gravidity
Fertility
Parity
32
The body of the uterus is separated from the cervix at the level of the ___.
Internal os
External os
Endometrium
Fundus
33
Days 10-14 represents:
Menstrual phase
Late proliferative phase
Early proliferative phase
Luteal phase