Female pelvic anatomy
The Linea Terminalis divides the pelvis into TWO regions
True pelvis & False pelvis
What hormones are released by the ovary
Estrogen & Progesterone
Three phases during the menstrual cycle
Proliferative, Follicular, luteal phase
Most common benign condition of cervix
Nabothian cyst
Three layers of the fallopian tubes
Serosa, muscular, and mucosal
The muscle that courses laterally and anteriorly into the pelvic cavity
Psoas Muscle
Uterine phase days 6-14
Proliferative
Describes the pain at the time of ovulation
Mittleschmerz
Congenital malformation when uterus has only one horn
Unicornuate uterus
Most common cause of pelvic inflammatory disease
Sexually transmitted diseases
The walls of the bladder are composed of three layers
Epithelial, muscular, and mucosal layer
painful bleeding defined as
Dysmenorrhea
Corpus luteum produces which hormone
Progesterone
Increased thickening of the endometrium
Endometrial hyperplasia
Obstructed tube filled with Serous secretions
Hydrosalpinx
The ovaries receive blood from two vessels
Ovarian artery and Uterine artery
declined progesterone levels and decreased blood flow to the endometrium is which phase
Menstrual phase
PCOS is also known as
String of pearls
overgrowths of endometrial tissue by epithelium is defined as
Endometrial polyps
Retained pus in oviduct with inflammation
Pyosalpinx
The potential space located between the pubis symphysis and bladder
Retzian space
Name for dominant follicle
Graafian
Endometrioma is also known as
Chocolate cyst
Intense pelvic pain, associated with PID, and infection within the endometrium
Endometritis
Inflammation of the peritoneum
Peritonitis