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WorksheetsOperative Hysteroscopy
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
A minimally invasive gynecological procedure using a scope into the uterus to treat intrauterine pathology
hysteroscopy
arthroscopy
laparoscopy
colonoscopy
The following are layers of the uterus except
endometrium
periosteum
myometrium
perimetrium
Intravasation is the absorption of uterine distention fluid into the
bladder
lymphatic circulation
bloodstream
abdominal cavity
Fluid management during hysteroscopy is important to prevent
fluids from wetting the surgeon
leakage of fluids out of the uterus
fluids running out during the procedure
imbalance of fluids and electrolytes
Fluid management systems are typically used for which procedure?
cystoscopy
hysteroscopy
arthroscopy
laparoscopy
Types of hysteroscopy
diagnostic
debridement
operative
currettage
Indications for operative hysteroscopy include all except
fibroids and polyps
uterine septum
adhesions
products of conception
Serious complications associated with operative hysteroscopy include the following
intravasation
infection
uterine perforation
intrauterine scarring
Risk factors for intravasation are the following except:
high intrauterine pressure
intrauterine scarring
low mean arterial pressure
distention fluid used
Most serious complication of intravasation is
hypertension
cerebral edema
chest pain
pulmonary edema
