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Reproductive System

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Internal structures of the female reproductive system ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, vagina
Uterine tubes open into the __________ peritoneal cavity
The uterus sits ___________ to the urinary bladder posterior and superior
HSG Female radiographic procedure to visualize uterus and uterine tubes
Internal structures of the male reproductive system testes, ductus/vas deferens, prostate, ejaculatory ducts, seminal vesicles, bulbourethral glands
External structures of the male reproductive system penis, scrotum
Structures enclosed by scrotal sac (male reproductive system) testes, epididymides, spermatic cords, part of ductus deferens
indications for HSG infertility, intrauterine pathology, uterine tube following tubal ligation, therapeutic interventions
Contraindications for HSG pregnancy, acute pelvic inflammatory disease, active uterine bleeding
HSG performed to: determine size, shape, and position of uterus and uterine tubes; delineate lesions such as polyps, tumors, masses, or fistulas; investigate patency of uterine tubes
HSG is to be scheduled: 10 days following onset of menstruation
Contrast administered for an HSG? Uterine cannula placed in cervix, bolus injection of contrast fills uterus
Patient is placed in the ________ position for HSG lithotomy
Prostate glands extends from the bladder neck to the ____ . pelvic floor
Ultrasound most common modality used to examine the male reproductive organs
HSG evaluation criteria: a. centered to pelvic region 2” above pubic symphysis b. Normal study (patent uterine tubes) indicated by contrast spill into peritoneal cavity
Created by: npat00
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