Question 1

With in vitro fertilization (IVF),the embryos are transferred first to the upper uterine fundus,then fertilized with the fresh semen and allowed to implant.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

38.Match each condition with its definition.
-Endometriosis

Accepted Answer

A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus 
A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus

Question 3

Which is one of the ligaments that supports and suspends the uterus?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Cardinal 
C)  Peritoneal 
D)  Secondary 
A)  Primary 
B)  Cardinal 
C)  Peritoneal 
D)  Secondary

Question 4

Air and gas are not used during a hysteroscope for uterine insufflation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Prior to starting a gynecologic surgery via the abdomen,ureteral catheters may be inserted so that the ureters may be identified.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

38.Match each condition with its definition.
-Ectopic

Accepted Answer

A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus 
A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus

Question 7

38.Match each condition with its definition.
-Urethrocystocele

Accepted Answer

A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus 
A) Herniated bladder into vagina 
B) Removal of ovary 
C) Benign mass of uterus 
D) Removal of uterus 
E) Aberrant endometrial tissue
F)Inflammation of fallopian tube
G)Gestation outside uterus
H)Cervical infection
I)Mass of endometrial tissue
J)Repair of prolapsed uterus

Exam 34: Gynecologic and Obstetric Surgery

With in vitro fertilization (IVF),the embryos are transferred first to the upper uterine fundus,then fertilized with the fresh semen and allowed to implant.

38.Match each condition with its definition. -Endometriosis

Which is one of the ligaments that supports and suspends the uterus?

Air and gas are not used during a hysteroscope for uterine insufflation.

Prior to starting a gynecologic surgery via the abdomen,ureteral catheters may be inserted so that the ureters may be identified.

38.Match each condition with its definition. -Ectopic

38.Match each condition with its definition. -Urethrocystocele

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