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Chapter21
Obstetrics and Gynecology
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The term describing the specimen removal in one piece is | En bloc |
| Estrauterine pregnancies can occur in the | Abdominal cavity and tube |
| What procedure cannot be performed through a pelviscope | Hysterectomy |
| A cyst that is formed from the germ layer from the developing embryo is called | teratoma (dermoid) |
| Marsupialization of a Bartholin cyst involves the | suturing the posterior wall of the cyst to the skin edges removal of anterior wall of cyst |
| What is the self-retaining retractor used in vaginal procedures | Graves |
| At which point in a cesarean is bulb syringe used | when the fetal head is delivered |
| Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall is | Placentia abruption |
| The test show that the fertilized egg implanted itself outside the uterus, She is diagnosed with | Ectopic pregnancy |
| An alternative to abdominal hysterectomy utilizing an endoscope is surgically termed | laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy (LAVH) pelviscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy (PAVH) |
| Needle aspiration of the cul-de-sac is surgically termed | culdocentesis |
| Oxytocics are given in a cesarean after the baby's shoulders are delivered | to contract the uterus |
| Which drug is given to aid in placental expulsion | Oxytocic |
| What special technique is employed during a hysterectomy | Discard instruments used on cervix and vagina |
| Laparoscopic tubal occlusion may utilize all of the following methods effecting sterilization except | Surgitie ligating loop |
| The graft used for a vaginoplasty is | Split thickness graft |
| An incision made during normal labor | Episiotomy |
| Electrocoagulation, cryoablation, and radio frequency ablation are procedures performed for | dysfuntional uterine bleeding |
| The hysteroscope may be used to identify or remove all of the following EXCEPT | Fallopian adhesions |
| Pelviscopy differs from laparoscopy in the | utilization of a larger trocar and scope utilization of a 30-degree angled scope |
| A hulka forceps is used in | Gynecologic surgery |
| Reconstruction of the fallopian tube setup would include | Bowman lacrimal probres |
| What incision is commonly used for a C-section | Pfannestiel |
| The affected tube is grasped with a | Babcock |
| An ENTEROCELE differs diagnostically from a RECTOCELE by its contents and its position in the perineum, its located in the | Pouch of douglas |
| Sterility can be accomplished by all of the following procedures EXCEPT | Culdoscopy |
| A humi cannula is used in | Gynecologic surgery |
| A stamey endoscopic procedure is performed to | suspend the vesicle neck |
| Endoscopic visualization of the uterine cavity is called | hysteroscopy |
| The surgery performed to remove the embryo while preserving the tube is | salpingostomy |
| Cervical conization is accomplished using all of the following EXCEPT | sclerosing solution |
| A procedure done on young women who evidence benign uterine tumors but who wish to preserve fertility is a | myometomy |
| To confirm the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, it is sometimes necessary to perform a | culdocentesis |
| When handling uterine curettings | keep the endometrial and the endocervical curettings seperate |
| Which of the following instruments would be used to grasp the anterior cervix of the uterus just before dissection from the vaginal vault during a total abdominal hysterectomy | Allis-Kocker-Tenaculum |
| An endoscopic investigation of the uterus and tubes is a | Hysteroscopy |
| When all products of conception are expelled and surgical intervention is NOT necessary, it is a | Complete abortion |
| An endoscopic approach to pelvic and intraabdominal examination is | Pelviscopy |
| Extrauterine disease of the female reproductive system may utilize any of the following lasers via a coloposcope or laparoscope EXCEPT | Candela (stone removal from urinary tract) |
| The procedure that provides visualization of the internal contour of the uterus is a | hysteroscopy |
| Pathology of an ectopic pregnancy included all EXCEPT | excercising during first trimester |
| Papanicolaou indicates | cytologic study of cervical smear |
| Cervical carcinoma in situ can be classified as | limited to the epithelial layer, noninvasive |
| The needle used to instill the gas during a laparoscopy is a | Verres |
| Conization of the cervix may be accomplished by all of the following EXCEPT | Thomas uterine curette |
| A benign smooth muscle tumor of the uterus which causes abnormal uterine bleeding lead to anemia is | Leiomyoma |
| A technique employed for cervical biopsy is | multiple punches at 3-6-9-12 O'CLOCK |
| Hypertension and a seizure during pregnancy is known as | Eclampsia |
| The most commonly identified ovarion cyst is the | Follicle |
| What would an anterior and posterior repair accomplish | Repair of cystocele and rectocele |
| A holding instrument not found in a vaginal procedure is a | Lahey |
| What suture would be placed into the wall of a large ovarian cyst before aspiration of its contents and final removal | Purse-string |
| LAVH is removal of the uterus by combined approach using | Laparoscopic and vaginal |
| The aim of stress incotinence operations includes all of the following EXCEPT | to repair a congenital defect |
| What surgical procedure provides obliteration of the vagina by denuding and approximating the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina | Colpoceises |
| The fallopian tube is graps by a | Babcock |
| Labor can be induce with | Pitocin |
| She is scheduled for | Laaroscopic removal of ectopic |
| What is the name given to a radical vaginal hysterectomy | Schauta |
| A procedure to prevent cervical dilatation that results in release of uterine contents is a | Shirodkar |
| What gynecologic setup would include various sizes of sterile cannulas | Suction curettage |
| A vesicourethral abdominal suspension is known as | Marshall-Marchetti |
| Endometrial ablation is performed to correct | menorrhagia |
| A condition causing leakage of urine into the vagina is a | vesicovaginal fistula |
| A herniation of the cul-de-sac of at the Pouch of Douglas is a | enterocele |
| When closing a uterus in a cesarean, the edges of the uterine incision are clampled with which of the following | Pennington |
| The umbilical cord proceeding the fetal head is | nuchal cord |
| What is the preferred procedure for recurrent or persistent carcinoma of the cervix after radiation therapy has been completed | Pelvic exenteration |
| A foley catheter is placed into the presurgical hysterectomy patient to | avoid injury to the bladder |
| The position when the surgeon chooses an open approach for emergent surgery for ectopic pregnancy is | supine |
| A postoperative complication of the GYN patient is lithotomy position for an extended period of time is | emboli |
| In a cesarean birth, the uterus is opened with a knife and extended with a | Bandage scissor |
| Intraoperative chromotubation can be effected by all of the following surgical cannulaes EXCEPT | Hulka |
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