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Amenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea
Metrorrhea
Menorrhea
Rubin's test
Schiller's test
Gram stain
Conization
Broad ligament
Cardinal ligament
Round ligament
Uterine-fallopian ligament
Periosteum
Peritoneum
Perineum
Vestibule
O'Sullivan-O'Connor retractor
Mayfield retractor
Gelpi retractor
Doyen clamp
Under buttocks drape and two half sheets
Under buttocks drape and leggings
Leggings and two half sheets
Split sheet and leggings
If only one procedure is diagnostic, that diagnostic procedure will be completed first
If both procedures are non-diagnostic, the abdominal procedure is done first
If only one procedure is diagnostic, the abdominal procedure will always be completed first
Due to infection hazard, separate sterile set-ups are used for procedures performed concurrently
Colopotomy
Colposcopy
Culdoscopy
Hysteroscopy
Incompetent cervical os
Cervical cancer
Chronic inflammation
Cystocele
Laser conization
LEEP conization
Abdominal cerclage
McDonald procedure
Left side
Knees
Ankles
Right side
Colporrhaphy
C-Section
Cerclage
Episiotomy
Have one Telfa pad available for a single specimen
Be prepared for multiple specimen samples
Label all specimens "from uterus"
Have a red rubber catheter available for active drainage
Bakes
Straight Mayo
Potts-Smith
Braun
Dextran and Normal Saline
Distilled Water or Normal Saline
Dextran or Glycine
Ringers Lactate and Glycine
Trendelenburg
Lithotomy
Prone
Kraske
Minimize scarring
Disconnect the uterus from its ligaments
Remove the uterus and fallopian tubes
Remove the fallopian tubes and uterine ligaments
For irrigation
So the surgeon can rinse their gloves to aid in visualization
So the surgeon can rinse their gloves, preventing the spread of pathological microorganisms
To clean instruments after they were used
Oophorectomy
Pelvic exentration
Vulvectomy
Marsupialization of Bartholin's Gland Cyst
Fallopian tubes
Ovaries
Flagella
Bartholin's glands
Cancer
Cystocele
Prophylaxis
Endometriosis
The upper third of the vagina has to be removed
The ovaries will not be removed and have to be carefully dissected away
The uterus is enlarged
The fallopian tubes also have to be removed
Congenital defect
Trauma
Cancer
Tubal abscess
1% lidocaine with epinephrine
Wydase
Glycine
Oxytocin
Perineal area and anus
Abdominal and thigh areas
Everything from mid-chest to umbilicus
Abdominal and perineal areas
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