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Merrills Ch19 Repro
Test Question
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| • Cylindrical canal of uterus | cervix |
| • Most superior part of uterus | fundus |
| • which exam is performed the size shape and position of uterus and tubes | Hysterosalpingography |
| • Which type of patient is most likely to undergo a prostatography | male |
| • Mucosal lining of uterine cavity is | endometrium |
| • Union of ductus deferens and seminal vesicle forms | ejaculatory duct |
| • Which exam is used to show the congenital abnormality | vaginography |
| • pear shaped organ of female reproductive system | uterus |
| • Which structures conveys male reproductive cells from gonads to urethra | ductus deferens |
| • Which exam puts contrast directly into peritoneal cavity | pelvic pneumogrpahy |
| • when should a hysterosalpingogram be performed | 10 days after onset of menstruation |
| • Which type of contrast is preferred for Hysterosalpingography | water soluble |
| • Which exam requires contrast (of the following) | vaginography |
| • Which exam determines pelvic diameters | pelvimetry |
| • Structure that conveys an ovum from a gonad to a uterus | fallopian tube |
| • Area adjacent to vaginal end of uterus | isthmus |
| • Which exam can be performed on a non gravid patient | Hysterosalpingography |
| • Which type of patient is most likely to undergo a vesiculography | male |
| • Which exam is used to show fetus in utero | pelvimetry |
| • Which type of contrast is used for seminal ducts | iodinated water soluble |
| • The male reproductive cells are called | spermatozoa |
| • Which exam introduces a contrast agent into the vaginal canal | vaginography |
| • Where ligaments attach to the uterus within the pelvis is the | body |
| • Ducts from prostate open into the proximal portion of the | urethra |
| • Which type of patient is most likely to undergo a placentography exam | pregnant patient |
| • Which structure conveys female reproductive cells from gonad to uterus | uterine tube |
| • Which structure produces female reproductive cells | ovary |
| • Which type of patient most likely to undergo a vaginography exam | non gravid |
| • which type of patient to undergo a pelvic pneumogrpahy exam | non gravid |
| • The female gonads are called the | ovaries |
| • Which structure produces spermatozoa | testicle |
| • Which type of patient is to undergo a hysterosalpingogrtrpahy | non gravid |
| • What are the four main parts of the uterus | fundus, body, isthmus, and cervix |
| • Which projection is preferred fro prostatography | PA axial |
| • Which type of patient to undergo a fetography | pregnant patient |
| • Which exam introduces contrast through a uterine cannula | Hysterosalpingography |
| • The oblong structure on each testicle is the | epididimys |
| • Which exam requires a radiopaque contrast | Hysterosalpingography |
| • Which structures are part of the male reproductive system | epididymis, testes, prostate, ductus deference |
| • Which exam is used to verify the patency of uterine tubes | Hysterosalpingography |
| • For PA projection of prostate how many degrees and which direction is CR directed | 20-25 degrees cephalad |
| • Which exam can be performed on a pregnant patient | fetography |
| • Which exam requires a gaseous contrast | pelvic pneumogrpahy |
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