front 1 Giving attention to pregnant patient and issues concerned with fertility. | back 1 Obstetric |
front 2 Focus on female reproductive system and related problems outside pregnancy. | back 2 Gynecologists |
front 3 What instrument set is used in gynecologic laparotomy? | back 3 Major abdominal set |
front 4 Many gynecologic surgeries are performed in what postion? | back 4 Lithotomy |
front 5 Positioning for abdominal cases is? | back 5 Supine |
front 6 Table must accommodate sockets for leg holders such as? | back 6 Candy cane Allen stirrups |
front 7 Labor process is defined by how many stages? | back 7 Four |
front 8 Begins with the onset of true labor and is considered complete when the cervix is fully dilated is what stage? | back 8 Stage one |
front 9 Begins with complete dilatation of the cervix and terminates with the birth of the infant is what stage? | back 9 Stage two |
front 10 Initiated with the birth of the infant and ends when the placenta is delivered is what stage? | back 10 Stage three |
front 11 Begins at a point that's considered complete when the mother's condition has stabilized is what stage? | back 11 Stage four |
front 12 Most common surgical interventions in vaginal birth are the __________ and the repair of perineal lacerations. | back 12 Episiotomy |
front 13 Intentional midline surgical incision in the perineum to ease the birth process or to protect the mother from uncontrolled perineal lacerations | back 13 Episiotomy |
front 14 "False: labor; normal contractions not associated with progressive cervical dilation | back 14 Braxton Hicks |
front 15 A term used to describe a small amount of blood-tinged mucus flowing from the vagina; may herald the onset of the labor | back 15 Bloody show |
front 16 A measurement of the opening available in the cervix for the passage of uterine contents (closed, 0cm to fully dilated, 10cm in obstetrics measurements) | back 16 Cervical dilation |
front 17 A process in which the cervix softens and thins and is taken up into the lower uterine segment | back 17 Cervical effacement |
front 18 Muscular action of uterus to expel the fetus | back 18 Contractions |
front 19 A term used to describe the event in which the largest diameter of the fetal head is encircled by the vulvar ring | back 19 Crowning |
front 20 Movement of the fetus through the pelvic canal caused by the force of uterine contractions | back 20 Descent |
front 21 Delivery of the shoulders and body of the fetus | back 21 Expulsion |
front 22 Rotation of the fetal head back to its original position as the head passes over the perineum (after crowning) | back 22 Extension Rotation |
front 23 A change in the relative position of the cervical spine bringing the fetal head toward the chest; in the occipitoanterior position, the result is a smaller diameter of the present part; in the occipitoposterior, a larger diameter | back 23 Flexion |
front 24 A term that indicates the number of times a woman has been pregnant | back 24 Gravidity or Gravida |
front 25 Rotation of the fetal head as it meets the musculature of the pelvic floor; precise movements depend on initial position of the fetus relative to the pelvis | back 25 Internal Rotation |
front 26 Relationship that exists between the long axis of the fetus and the long axis of the mother | back 26 Lie |
front 27 A term used to describe the settling of the fetal head into the brim of the pelvis | back 27 Lightening |
front 28 A term that indicates the number of times a woman has given birth; a multiple-birth experience is considered one birth | back 28 Para or parity |
front 29 Relationship between the presenting fetal part and the maternal body pelvis (most common is occiput anterior (OAJ) | back 29 Position |
front 30 A term referring to the fetal part overlying the pelvic inlet (normally the fetal head but may be breech (buttocks) or compound (more than one part) | back 30 Presentation |
front 31 In obstetrics, "station" is the level of the fetal head relative to the level of the ischial spine of the mother's pelvis | back 31 Station |
front 32 What sutures are used to close an episiotomy or perineal laceration? | back 32 Absorbable suture |
front 33 Three or Fourth degree episiotomies may require the use of a? | back 33 Gelpi perineal retractor |
front 34 Improperly closed wounds can lead to? | back 34 Postpartum hemorrhage Sepsis Fistulas Coital Pain |
front 35 A woman with an incompetent cervix is at a high risk for delivering? | back 35 prematurely |
front 36 A hollow thick-walled pear-shaped organ situated between the bladder and rectum | back 36 Uterus |
front 37 The middle portion of the of the uterus is the body and the superior portion is called? | back 37 Fundus |
front 38 The uterus body narrows to a lower portion called? | back 38 Cervix |
front 39 At the junction of the uterus body and cervix is an aperture called? | back 39 Internal os |
front 40 The cervix opens into the vagina at the? | back 40 External os |
front 41 Uterus is lined with? | back 41 Endometrium |
front 42 The internal os lining becomes? | back 42 The mucous-secreting tissue of the cervix |
front 43 Abnormal growth or development | back 43 Dysplasia |
front 44 Act of stretching or enlarging an organ or part of the body | back 44 Dilation |
front 45 Herniation of the bladder into the vaginal canal | back 45 Cystocele |
front 46 Excision of a cone of tissue | back 46 Conization |
front 47 Instilling methylene blue mixed with normal saline to evaluate the patency of the fallopian tubes | back 47 Chromotubation |
front 48 Pertaining to the cervix of the uterus or to the neck region | back 48 Cervical |
front 49 Noninvasive cancer located in a small area of the epithelial layer | back 49 Carcinoma in situ |
front 50 First thing handed to the physician after the baby's head is delivered during a C-section is the? | back 50 Bulb syringe |
front 51 Which degree of perineal laceration or incision involves the anal sphincter? | back 51 Third |
front 52 Which degree of perineal laceration or incision involves the rectal mucosa | back 52 Fourth |
front 53 For laparoscopic OB/GYN case, the patient should be placed in the _______ position. | back 53 Trendelenburg |
front 54 Which area should be prepped first for a laparoscopic tubal ligation? | back 54 Abdomen |
front 55 For a vaginal hysterectomy, the patient should be in the ______ position. | back 55 lithotomy |
front 56 The ______ is a self-retaining retractor | back 56 O'Sullivan-O'Connor |
front 57 The DeLee is a retractor and the name of a type of? | back 57 Suction device |
front 58 _______ is a drug used to induce or continue labor | back 58 Oxytocin, Pitocin, Syntocinon |
front 59 The child is delivered in stage _____ of the labor process | back 59 Third |
front 60 Which ligament supports the bulk of the ovary? | back 60 Ovarian ligament |
front 61 The ______ are finger-like projections on the ends of the fallopian tubes. | back 61 Fimbria |
front 62 The fallopian tubes are also called | back 62 Oviducts |
front 63 The _______ is a hollow, thick-walled, pear-shaped organ situated between the bladder and rectum. | back 63 Uterus |
front 64 The urethral meatus is contained within the? | back 64 Vestibule |
front 65 The _____ is fibromuscular tube that is continuous with the external genitalia | back 65 Vagina |
front 66 The external female genitalia are collectively known as the? | back 66 Vulva |
front 67 Is a measurement of the descent of the presenting part of the fetus in relation to the ischial spines. | back 67 Station |
front 68 The term _______ refers to the fetal part overlying the pelvic inlet | back 68 Presentation |
front 69 Is the relationship between the presenting fetal part and the maternal body pelvis | back 69 Position |
front 70 The term _____ is used to describe the settling of the head into the brim of the pelvis. | back 70 Lightening |
front 71 The term ______ indicates the number of times a woman has given birth. | back 71 Parity |
front 72 Is the relationship that exists between the long axis of the fetus and the long axis of the mother. | back 72 Lie |
front 73 Is the rotation of the fetal head as it meets the musculature of the pelvic floor. | back 73 no data |
front 74 The term _______ indicates the number of times a woman has been pregnant. | back 74 Gravida |