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Front

A fibroid can cause complications in delivery if it is located in or near which one of the following structures? Ovary, Cervix, Fundus, Amazon

Back

Cervix

Front

In a postmenopausal patient, who is not on hormone replacement therapy, an endometrial thickness of greater than _____ mm is presumed cancerous until proven otherwise.

Back

5

Front

Calcifications within the arcuate arteries are observed in patients who are ____________.

Back

Postmenopausal

Front

What is the most common cause of uterine calcifications?

Back

Myomas

Front

What can cause a fibroid to start necrotizing? Options: Commencement of menarche, Going through an edgy phase in it's life, Outgrowing it's blood supply, Hormone replacement therapy.

Back

Outgrowing it's blood supply.

Front

Endometrial thickness for a premenopausal woman may be considered abnormal if it is above ______?

Back

14 mm

Front

Myomas are dependent on __________.

Back

estrogen

Front

What is a benign invasion of endometrial tissue into the myometrium?

Back

Adenomyosis

Front

The most common site to find a leiomyoma is __________.

Back

Intramural

Front

What aspect of the uterus is adenomyosis more common? Anterior, Fundus, Posterior, Fornix

Back

Posterior