Displacement of the Uterus
Contents
- 1 Retrodisplacement of uterus is commonly seen in all except
- 2 True about displacement of uterus is
- 3 Damage to perineal body causes –
- 4 All of the following are risk factors for uterine prolapse except
- 5 Which of the following is not commonly seen in a prolapse uterus
- 6 Levator ani muscle tone is assessed by
- 7 Which is not indicated for enterocele repair
- 8 In-shorts
Retrodisplacement of uterus is commonly seen in all except
A. Fetus
B. Following childbirth
C. Fibroid uterus
D. Post menopausal women
True about displacement of uterus is
A. Hodge-Smith pessary may be placed inside for about 3 months for correcting the acute anteverted uterine position
B. Third degree retroversion can lead to early miscarriages
C. Pubocervical ligament supports the supravaginal cervix
D. Round ligament plays an important role in preventing descent of uterus
Damage to perineal body causes –
A. Loss of normal vaginal axis
B. Retroversion of cervix
C. Rectocele
D. Incontinence of urine
All of the following are risk factors for uterine prolapse except
A. Occult spina bifida
B. Marfan syndrome
C. Ehler Danlos syndrome
D. Fibrodysplasia
Which of the following is not commonly seen in a prolapse uterus
A. Carcinoma in decubitus ulcer
B. Hydrouerter
C. Supravaginal elongation of cervix
D. Hyperplasia of infravaginal cervix
Levator ani muscle tone is assessed by
A. Pubovaginalis tone
B. Pararectal muscles
C. Perineal body assessment
D. Pubococcygeus tone
Which is not indicated for enterocele repair
A. Le Fort Colpocleisis
B. McCall culdoplasty
C.Moscowitch procedure
D. Vaginal repair with PFR
In-shorts
- The cystocele is often confused with Gartner’s cyst, it can be differentiated by introducing a urinary catheter, the tip of which fails to come underneath the vaginal mucosa in gartner’s cyst.
- Cervix looks conical in congenital elongation of the cervix & vaginal part of the cervix is elongated.
- Chronic inversion of the uterus, there is no opening visible on the leading part.
