Dysmenorrhea and Amenorrhea are examples of

(a)  

Menorrhagia and Metrorrhagia are examples of (a)  

Prepubertal and postmenopausal bleeding is considered

(a)  

Signs/Symptoms of pelvic infection are examples of (a)  

Infertility is an (a)  

localization of an IUD is an (a)  

Screening for malignancy is an

(a)  

Pregnancy evaluation/Complications are (a)  

Date of last menstrual period (LMP) is considered important (a)  

Gravidity and Parity are (a)  

Hormone regimen and symptoms are considered

(a)  

Family history of cancer, past pelvic surgeries, previous Pap smear/biopsy results, and pelvic examination findings are all (a)  

means the number of pregnancies

(a)  

means # of deliveries > 20 weeks

(a)  

FPAL relates to (a)  

Total number of term delivers after 37 weeks

(a)  

Total number of preterm deliveries (20-36 weeks)

(a)  

Total of abortions/miscarriages (before 20 weeks)

(a)  

Total number of living children

(a)  

When doing a (a)   ultrasound examination you must document:

✓Uterine size, shape, orientation
✓Endometrium
✓Myometrium
✓Cervix

It is where the cervix ends and the LUS (lower uterine segment) begins, and where the uterus bends for positions (anteverted, retroverted, etc)

(a)  

The blue arrow is pointing to

(a)  

Width of the uterus can be measured from __ or __ point of view.

(a)  

The (a)   region includes the ovaries and fallopian tubes

The ovaries are identified as (a)   to the internal iliac arteries (hypogastric artery)

Ovarian width measured in __ (TA - transabdominally) or __ view (TV - transvaginally)

(a)  

Ovarian (a)   may be calculated during the examination

When examining the cul-de-sac,
Differentiate normal loops of (a)   from mass

Usually, US Examination of the female pelvic is performed in two parts: __ and __

(a)  

This approach requires distended urinary bladder

(a)  

Transducer is carefully scanned across lower abdomen after warm gel is applied to produce the ultrasound images

(a)  

is moving a patient from one flat surface to another (from a bed to a stretcher, from a bed to a wheelchair

(a)  

While seemingly intuitive, successful patient transfers rely on (a)   each patient's needs while
adhering to evidence-based guidelines

Privacy, relaxation, communication, equipment, support, and lubricants are all ways to make the patients more (a)  

Yellow

(a)  

Purple

(a)  

Blue

(a)  

Pink

(a)  

This image is a (a)   view of the uterus

Yellow

(a)  

Pink

(a)  

Blue

(a)  

Red

(a)  

The right of the patient is located on the (a)   side of the image

Midline: Distended urinary bladder, uterus, endometrium, cervix, vagina

(a)  

Measure length of uterus from fundus to cervix and A/P perpendicular

(a)  

Measure Endo thickness

(a)  

Angle Right of midline: Bladder, uterus RT, area of right ovary

(a)  

Angle Left of midline: Bladder, uterus LT, area of left ovary

(a)  

Look at both right and left adnexal areas in true pelvis (iliacus muscle is lateral border)

(a)  

Measure Ovaries
- Sag – length & A/P
- Trans - width

(a)  

When mass found on sonography, characterize the following features

1. 1. (a)  

When mass found on sonography, characterize the following features

2. 2. (a)  

When mass found on sonography, characterize the following features

3. 3. (a)  

well-defined, ill-defined, irregular borders

(a)  

When mass found on sonography, characterize the following features

4. 4. (a)  

cystic, complex, predominantly cystic, complex, predominantly solid, solid

(a)  

This image shows a (a)   uterus

1-day-old neonatal uterus. CX=2/3 entire uterine length due to (a)  

This image shows (a)   uterus

A 6-year-old. The cervix occupies (a)   of the entire uterine length,
but it loses the pear shape of a neonatal uterus

Red arrow

(a)  

Blue area

(a)  

Green area

(a)  

Purple area

(a)  

The arrow pointing towards the free fluid is where the (a)   sits

This image contains a __ __ of the uterus with labeling of cervix, cervical canal, uterine body, fundus, and endometrial line

(a)  

This image shows a (a)   view of the uterus

1

(a)  

2

(a)  

3

(a)  

This image shows a sagittal view of (a)  

This image shows a (a)   uterus

This image shows a (a)   uterus

This image shows a (a)   of the uterus at the ML in sag

1

(a)  

2

(a)  

The bright echogenic structure in this image is a (a)  

These images show a sagittal measurement of the (a)  

This image shows a (a)  

this image shows a (a)  

When scanning in a (a)   you must sweep from inferior to superior

High portion of the transverse plane

(a)  

look for ovaries lateral to cornu of uterus

(a)  

1

(a)  

2

(a)  

3

(a)  

The arrow is pointing to the

(a)  

blue

(a)  

yellow

(a)  

green

(a)  

Pink

(a)  

This image shows a trans (a)  

This shows a trans (a)  

This shows a trans __ __

(a)  

This shows a trans (a)   of the uterus

This shows a trans (a)   measurement of uterus mid

This shows a (a)   view of the uterus mid

This shows the (a)