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The Instrument used to clamp the edges of the uterus after delivery of the infant durning a C-Section to control bleeding is a ____________.

a. Barrett forceps

b. Jacob's forceps

c. Adson's forceps

d. Pennington forceps
d. Pennington forceps
The _______ test requires an iodine staining of the cervix to determine abnormal cervical cell growth.

a. Rubin's test

b. Papanicolaou smear

c. Schiller's test

d. Rinne test
c. Schiller's test
The _________ procedure closes the internal os of an incompetent cervix with a collar type ligature.

a. Manchester

b. Wertheim

c. Shirodkar

d. Le Fort
c. Shirodkar
The Incision that allows excellent surgical exposure to the pelvic sidewall is a __________.

a. Cherney

b. Mayland

c. Krohnig

d. paramedian
a. Cherney
A ___________procedure is performed to remove fibroid/muscular tumors from the uterine wall for pressure symptoms in women desiring children.

a. subtotal hysterectomy

b. Wertheim procedure

c. myomectomy

d. Le Fort procedure
b. Wertheim procedure
An ultraradical procedure for invasive carcinoma whose extent determines the amount removed is a _________.

a. Wertheim procedure

b. pelvic exenteration

c. abdominal perineal resection

d. Manchester
b. pelvic exenteration
Obstertric surgery includes any required surgical intervention related to childbirth EXCEPT ________.

a. prenatal care

b. infertility

c. delivery

d. postpartum care
c. delivery
Drugs used to contract the uterus after delivery of the placenta are called_______.

a. glycosides

b. oxytocics

c. hormones

d. antispasmodics
b. oxytocics
Insertion of a water- soluble radiopaque dye into the cervical canal to study the structure and function of the uterus and tubes is a _____.

a. Rubin's test

b. hysterogram

c. hysterosalpingography

d. hysteroscopy
b. hysterogram
The removal of one ovary is referred to as a________.

a. unilateral salpingectomy

b. conization

c. bilateral myomectomy

d. unilateral oophorectomy
d. unilateral oophorectomy
Reconstruction of the cervical canal is called a _______.

a. cervicectomy

b. trachelorrhaphy

c. vulvectomy

d. cerclage
b. trachelorrhaphy
Be particularly aware of the significance and impact of obstetric or gynecologic procedures on the following EXCEPT _________ patients.

a. middle-aged

b. multicultural

c. sexually assaulted

d. very young or old
a. middle-aged
The _____is the sensitive erectile glans tissue at the anterior of the libia minora.

a. hymen

b. vistibule

c. clitoris

d. urethra meatus
c. clitoris
A herniation of the cul-de-sac of Douglas is termed______.

a. cystocele

b. rectocele

c. hydrocele

d. enterocele
d. enterocele
In a __________procedure the surgeon suspends the bladder to correct stress incontinence.

a. Le Fort

b. Wertheim

c. Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz

d. Shirodkar
c. Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz
The most common female gential fistula is _________.

a. vesicovaginal

b. ureterovaginal

c. urethrovaginal

d. rectovaginal
a. vesicovaginal
_________ is the direct visualization of the pelvic organs and adjacent structures in the peritoneal cavity after a small incision in the posterior vaginal cul-de-sac has been created.

a. laparoscopy

b. hysterocopy

c. culdoscopy

d. peritoneoscopy
c. culdoscopy
Papanicolaou indicates _____.

a. removal of small pieces of cervix for exam

b. cytologic study of cervical smear to diagnose the presence of abnormal tissue

c. staining of the cervix for study

d. direct visualization of the pelvic organs
b. cytologic study of cervical smear to diagnose the presence of abnormal tissue
Active uterine bleeding at times other than menstruation is_________.

a. amenorrhea

b. menorrhagia

c. metorrhagia

d. dysmenorrhea
c. metorrhagia
When the upper back of the infant's head is presented first, it is called_______ presentation

a. vertex

b. footling

c. breech

d. transverse
a. vertex
Which of the following dianostic procedures is used to investigate pelvic masses, ovarian disorders, and infertility?

a. colpotomy

b. laparoscopy

c. fractional curettage

d. hysteroscopy
b. laparoscopy
Which of the following infertility procedures requires at least one patent fallopian tube?

a. in vito fertilization (IVF)

b. gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)

c. embryo transfer

d. laparoscopic retrieval
b. gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)
Which of the following solutions cannot be used during a laser or cautery hysteroscopy because of the increased possibility of systemic toxic effect?

a. hyskon

b. D5W

c. glycine

d. dextran
a. hyskon
Which of the following is NOT included in a vaginal hysterectomy set?

a. Sims or Heaney retractor

b. tenaculum, single or multitoothed

c. Auvard or Graves speculum

d. Jorgenson scissors
d. Jorgenson scissors
Which of the following is not required for a C-Section?

a. Lister bandage scissors

b. Mayo retractor

c. Pennington forceps

d. O'Sullivan - O'Connor retractor
d. O'Sullivan - O'Connor retractor
_________ is/are used to stimulate contractions and induce labor.

a. oxytoxicx

b. pitocin

c. Syntocinon

d. All of the above
d. All of the above
The serous outer layer partially encompassing the uterus provides surgical access with less risk of infection and is called the _______.

a. endometrium

b. perimetrium

c. extrametrium

d. myometrium
b. perimetrium
Which position is used for vaginal approaches?

a. lateral

b. prone

c. Trendelenburg

d. none of the above
d. none of the above
All of the following equipment is used in obstertric surgery except:

a. laser

b. hemodynamics

c. fetal monitor

d. isolette
a. laser
If the fetus is not viable, but retained in the uterus, this is termed a (n)_______.

a. incomplete abortion

b. incompetent cervix

c. spontaneous abortion

d. missed abortion
d. missed abortion
Obstetric or gynecologic intervention involves:

a. assisting in the birthing process

b. preventing or assisting in the abortion of pregnancy

c. assisting couples with infertility issues to conceive

d. all of the above
d. all of the above
The _________ position is used for abdominovaginal approaches.

a. lithotomy

b. supine

c. Trendelenburg

d. prone
c. Trendelenburg
Cavitron, Codman and Selector-Electra are examples of this piece of equipment.

a. ultrasonic surgical aspirator

b. hyperthemia unit

c. fiberoptic scope

d. ESU
a. ultrasonic surgical aspirator
The great vestibular glands are called_______glands.

a. paraurethral

b. Bartholins

c. Skene's

d. Cowper's
b. Bartholins
Which type of anesthesia is applied in the majority of obstetric and gynecologic surgeries?

a. spinal or general

b. general or local

c. general

d. spinal or local
a. spinal or general
All of the following are indications for a cesarean section EXCEPT

a. abruptio placenta

b. CPD

c. incomplete abortion

d. umbilical prolapse
c. incomplete abortion
The mid-layer of the uterus containing muscles, nerves, blood, and the lymphal system is called the_______.

a. endometrium

b. myometrium

c perimetrium

d. peritoneum
b. myometrium
Lugol's solution is primarily_______.

a. iodine

b. saline

c. calcium

d. dextrose
a. iodine