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13 Gynecology and Obstetrics

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The internal genitalia of the female include the: 13-1 ovaries, vulva, uterine tubes, and uterus. vulva, breasts, ovaries, and vagina. breasts, vagina, cervix, and uterus. ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, and vagina.

The internal genitalia of the female include the: 13-1 ovaries, vulva, uterine tubes, and uterus. vulva, breasts, ovaries, and vagina. breasts, vagina, cervix, and uterus. ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, and vagina.

The ovaries are part of the endocrine system. 13-1 True False

The ovaries are part of the endocrine system. 13-1 True False

The uterine tube is responsible for transporting an ovum from the uterus to the ovary. 13-1 True False

The uterine tube is responsible for transporting an ovum from the uterus to the ovary. 13-1 True False

The normal position of the uterus is: 13-1 anteflexion. retroflexion. inferior to the bladder. lateral to the bladder.

The normal position of the uterus is: 13-1 anteflexion. retroflexion. inferior to the bladder. lateral to the bladder.

The narrow neck of the uterus is called the: 13-1 fundus. corpus. cervix. vagina.

The narrow neck of the uterus is called the: 13-1 fundus. corpus. cervix. vagina.

The middle layer of the uterus is the: 13-1 endometrium. corpus. myometrium. infundibulum.

The middle layer of the uterus is the: 13-1 endometrium. corpus. myometrium. infundibulum.

The ruptured follicle that secretes estradiol and progesterone is the: 13-1 ovum. oogenesis. corpus luteum. gamete.

The ruptured follicle that secretes estradiol and progesterone is the: 13-1 ovum. oogenesis. corpus luteum. gamete.

The cephalic presentation means: 13-2 the buttocks are going first through the birth canal. the head is going first through the birth canal. labor is beginning. labor is not beginning.

The cephalic presentation means: 13-2 the buttocks are going first through the birth canal. the head is going first through the birth canal. labor is beginning. labor is not beginning.

The first milk, which is thick and yellowish, is called colostrum. 13-2 True False

The first milk, which is thick and yellowish, is called colostrum. 13-2 True False

A soft spot found on the head of a newborn is called a/an: 13-3 acrocyanosis. fontanel. meconium. oocyte.

A soft spot found on the head of a newborn is called a/an: 13-3 acrocyanosis. fontanel. meconium. oocyte.

Fraternal twins are produced when the ovary releases two ova that are fertilized by different spermatozoa. 13-2 True False

Fraternal twins are produced when the ovary releases two ova that are fertilized by different spermatozoa. 13-2 True False

The beginning of menstruation at puberty is known as: 13-1 vertex presentation. estradiol. ovulation. menarche.

The beginning of menstruation at puberty is known as: 13-1 vertex presentation. estradiol. ovulation. menarche.

A leiomyoma is a/an: type of uterine cancer. 13-4 type of uterine cancer. tumor of the smooth muscle of the uterus. absence of menstrual periods. type of cervical dysplasia.

A leiomyoma is a/an: type of uterine cancer. 13-4 type of uterine cancer. tumor of the smooth muscle of the uterus. absence of menstrual periods. type of cervical dysplasia.

Which test involves looking at the cervix with a magnifying, lighted scope? 13-4 Mammography Colposcopy Pap smear D&C

Which test involves looking at the cervix with a magnifying, lighted scope? 13-4 Mammography Colposcopy Pap smear D&C

A Pap smear is used to detect: 13-4 cervical dysplasia. hormone replacement therapy (HRT). amenorrhea. uterine fibroids

A Pap smear is used to detect: 13-4 cervical dysplasia. hormone replacement therapy (HRT). amenorrhea. uterine fibroids.

A plastic surgery procedure to enlarge small breasts is known as: 13-4 reduction mammoplasty. mastectomy. mammography. augmentation mammoplasty.

A plastic surgery procedure to enlarge small breasts is known as: 13-4 reduction mammoplasty. mastectomy. mammography. augmentation mammoplasty.

mammography. x-ray. MRI. ultrasonography. The test that uses sound waves to form an image of a body part is known as a/an: 13-4 mammography. x-ray. MRI. ultrasonography.

mammography. x-ray. MRI ultrasonography. The test that uses sound waves to form an image of a body part is known as a/an: 13-4 mammography. x-ray. MRI ultrasonography.

A woman with anovulation has: 13-4 uterine prolapse. infertility. excessive menstruation. mastitis.

A woman with anovulation has: 13-4 uterine prolapse. infertility. excessive menstruation. mastitis.

Infection of the uterine tubes is known as: 13-4 salpingitis. myometritis. cervical cancer. mastitis.

Infection of the uterine tubes is known as: 13-4 salpingitis. myometritis. cervical cancer. mastitis.

Infection of the breast is known as: 13-4 endometriosis. mammitis. preeclampsia. mastitis.

Infection of the breast is known as: 13-4 endometriosis. mammitis. preeclampsia. mastitis.

The biparietal diameter is: 13-4 the distance from the placenta to the fetus. used to measure breast cysts on a mammogram. checked often during labor and delivery. used to calculate gestational age.

The biparietal diameter is: 13-4 the distance from the placenta to the fetus. used to measure breast cysts on mammography. checked often during labor and delivery. used to calculate gestational age.

A woman who has never been pregnant is: 13-4 multiparous. nulligravida. infertile. all of the above.

A woman who has never been pregnant is: 13-4 multiparous. nulligravida. infertile all of the above.

A TRAM flap is a type of mastectomy performed for breast cancer. 13-4 True False

A TRAM flap is a type of mastectomy performed for breast cancer. 13-4 True False

Leukorrhea describes a symptom of vaginal yeast infection caused by Candida albicans. 13-4 True False

Leukorrhea describes a symptom of vaginal yeast infection caused by Candida albicans. 13-4 True False

Which combining form means ovary? 13-5 Oophor/o- Uter/o- O/o- Nat/o-

Which combining form means ovary? 13-5 Oophor/o- Uter/o- O/o- Nat/o-

All of the following combining forms mean uterus EXCEPT: 13-5 Uter/o- Hyster/o- Metri/o- Lact/o-

All of the following combining forms mean uterus EXCEPT: 13-5 Uter/o- Hyster/o- Metri/o- Lact/o-

prefix, combining form, and suffix. The medical word amenorrhea can be divided into the component word parts of: 13-5 prefix, combining form, and suffix. prefix, prefix, combining form, and suffix. combining form, combining form, and suffix. combining form, suffix, and suffix.

prefix, combining form, and suffix. The medical word amenorrhea can be divided into the component word parts of: 13-5 prefix, combining form, and suffix. prefix, prefix, combining form, and suffix. combining form, combining form, and suffix. combining form, suffix, and suffix.