6 Questions
Match the following ultrasound examination techniques with their characteristics:
Transvaginal Sonography (TVS) = Difficult to orient anatomy and landmarks and specialized equipment required Trans-abdominal Sonography (TAS) = Limited field of view and some patients prefer it because it is less invasive
Match the following female pelvic pathologies with their descriptions:
Fibroids = Solid, hypoechoic masses and usually multiple Endometrial Polyps = Masses in the inner lining of the uterus and can cause problems with fertility Ovarian Cysts = Includes follicular cyst, corpus luteum, and haemorrhagic ovarian masses Dermoid Cyst = Tumor containing hair, teeth, bone, etc. and usually benign
Match the following considerations for transvaginal sonography (TVS) with their descriptions:
Valid Consent = As TVS is an invasive procedure, consent must be obtained Female Pelvis - Pathology = Most common uterine neoplasm and frequently asymptomatic Sample Exam Question = Compare the advantages and disadvantages of a trans-abdominal and a trans-vaginal ultrasound examination of the female pelvis Follicle vs follicular cyst = Normal follicle (2-2.5cm), if cysts are enlarged up to (5cm) then it is a functional/follicular cyst
Transvaginal sonography (TVS) uses a probe that is inserted into the vagina to obtain images of the pelvis.
True
TVS provides better visualization for obesity, bowel gas, adhesions, and retroverted uterus.
True
TVS requires the patient to fill their bladder before the procedure.
False
Test your knowledge of the physiology of the female pelvis with this quiz. Explore the functions of the uterus and ovaries in the female reproductive system, including hormone production and fetal development. Ideal for students studying medical imaging and reproductive anatomy.
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