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gynecology/obstertics test review

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suturing of cysts walls to edges of wound, after evacuation to permit the cavity to close by granulation   marsupialization  
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meaning abnormal growth or development   dysplasia  
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herniation of the bladder into the vaginal canal   cystocele  
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non-invasive cancer located in small areas of the epithelium layer   carcinoma situ  
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areas of pathological altered tissue that may occur on/in all reproductive structures, may be benign or malignant   leison  
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inability of the cervix to remain closed (undilated) until pregnancy reaches full term   incompentent cervical os  
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placenta is abnormally implanted in the lower uterine segment, may completely cover the cervical os   placenta previa  
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inability of the body to control the evacuative function due to physical stress on the body part involved   stress incontenient  
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incision into the posterior cul-de-sac to determine diagnosis by interpernial palpation, inspection of pelvic organs, determination of free fluid, blood or pus in the pouch of douglas   colpectomy  
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biopsy taken w/a scapel/cervitome to include the squamo-columnar junction of the of the extocervix & tapered to include the endocervical canal to the level of the internal os   conization of the cervix  
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insertation of a water soluable radiopque dye into the cervical canal to study the structures/functions of uterus & fallopian tubes   hysterosalpingography  
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endoscopic visulation of the peritinal cavity thru the anterior abdominal wall after pneumoperitoneum is established   laparoscopy  
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cystolic study of smears of cervical & endocervical tissue obtained thru scrapings   PAP smear  
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staining the vaginal vault & cervical squamous epithelum w/a iodine solution to pinpoint abnormal tissue, doesn't stain brown   schillers test  
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suspension of the bladder to the sympubis to correct stress incontience   marshall marchetti krantz  
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removal of fibromyoma form the uterine wall for pressure symptoms for women desiring children   myoectomy  
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removal of reproductive organs, sigmoid colon, rectum with resulting colostomy used for cervical carcinoma involving the rectum, involving uterus & posterior wall   posterior exeteration  
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removal of labias, glands & ocassionally for the treatment of carcinoma situ of the vulva   simple vulvectomy  
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post conceptional placement of a collar type ligature at the level of internal os to close it for incompetence of the cervix   shirodkar/macdonald cerclage operation  
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procedure that obilatrates the vagina by denuding & approximating the anterior/posterior walls to correct uterine prolapse, generally in the elderly   lefort procedure  
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direct inspection of the interior of the uterus to diagnose/treat diseases via a scope   hysteroscopy  
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excision of a core of tissue from the cervix to remove a cancerous leison of tissue for biopsy   conination of the cervix  
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incision of the fallopian tube to evacute a pregnancy & preserve the tube for future pregnancies   salpingostomy  
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strong iodine solution applied to the vagina tissue/cervix to identify abnormal tissue   lugous solution  
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fistula between the rectum & vagina   rectovaginal fistula  
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fistula between the ureter & vagina   ureterovaginal fistula  
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types of lasers most commonly used to eradicate a bartholins cyst   all of the above  
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removal of torn surfaces of the anterior/posterior cervical lips & reconstruct the cervical canal   trachelorrhaphy  
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instrument used to clamp uterine ligaments   haney hysterectomy forceps  
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instrument used for vaginal exposure while pt is awake   graves vaginal speculum  
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instrument used to take 1 biopsy at the cervical os, provides hemostasis at the same time   LEEP loop electrode  
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laproscopic instrument used for chromotubation   intruterine cannula  
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instrument used to clamp the edges of the uterus during a c-section   pennington forceps  
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# 48 order   4. surgeon grasps cervix w/uterine tenaculum/ makes circular incision around cervix w/curved mayo  
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# 48 order   1. surgeon picks up the posterior peritoneum w/toothed tissue forceps/incises w/knife or scissors  
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# 48 order   2. surgeon continues mobilazation of the uterus using long tissue forceps/long scissors  
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# 48 order   3. surgeon repentionizes the bladder, closes peritonium, inserts foley & dresses wound  
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# 49 order   3. surgeon inserts uterine manipulator into cervix  
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# 49 order   4. surgeon makes a small nick in the abdominal wall close to the umbilicus  
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# 49 order   1. surgeon attaches a lenght of flexible tubing to the needle while 1 end of the tube is passed to the circulator, who connects it to the insufflator  
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# 49 order   2. tech dips scope in hot water/antifog solution or wipes lens w/soap  
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# 50 order   2. assistant retracts the bladder downward w/bladder retractor  
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# 50 order   4. assistant pushes firmly on the pts upper abdomen while surgeon grasps the newborns head and rotates it upward  
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# 50 order   cord blood samples are taken  
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# 50 order   surgeon manually removes the placenta/places it in a large basin on the field  
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