Fichas
PELVIC
Fichas del conjunto (32)
- 1normal uterine dimensionsNeonate - 4x2x2 cm
CHild - 3x1x1x1 cm
nulliparous - 8x4x4
multi-9x5x5
post menopausal - 4-5x2x2 - 2uterus layersendometrium
myometrium
serosa - 3uterus positionsretroverted
anteverted
retroflexed
anteflexed - 4PHASES OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE1. Proliferative phase- triple line
2. ovulatory phase
3.secretory phase - endometrium is thickened - 5—
- 6Heavy pelvis pain during mid menstruationMittelschmerz
- 7produces progesterone that supports the secretory endometrium to allow successful implantationcorpus luteum
- 8# of times a woman gave birth to a live neonateParity
- 9# of times woman became preggygravidity
- 10Why full bladder in transabdominal approach?help push bowel out of the pelvis
- 11Why empty bladder at transvaginal approacheduce discomfort, limit distortion of uterus
- 12—anteverted uterus
- 13—Retroverted uterus
- 14—Endometrial Hyperplasia
- 15—Endometrial polyps
(lollipop like appearance)
- 16—Endometrial cancer
- 17—Submucosal Leiomyoma
- 18—
- 19—Adenomyosis
- 20—Nabothian Cyst
- 21—Cervical polyp
- 22—Cervical Leiomyoma
- 23—Cervical Ca
- 24—Unicornuate Uterus
- 25—Uterus didelphys
- 26—Functional Cyst
- 27—Hemorrhagic cyst (fishnet appearance)
- 28—Endometrioma (chocolate cyst)
- 29—PCOS
- 30—PID (PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DSE)
PYOSALPIX
- 31—Hydrosalpinx
- 32—Tubal Ovarian Abscess
