Hysterosalpingogram
VCUG
Retrograde hysterogram
Infiltrate vaginalogram
Do not require contrast media
Assess patency of fallopian tubes
Assess the functions of the cervix
Assess shape and structure of uterus
Helps to rule out polyps, fibroids, adhesions
Are associated with infertility
True
False
True
False
Post-menopause cysts have a higher rate of malignancy
Are located on the cervix
May be solid, cystic or mixed
May be functional
May be nonfunctional
Happen when follicles mature, but do not release the egg
Can produce sex steroids
Mild cases treated with hormones
Can cause scar tissue
Can cause cysts
Can cause prolasped bladder
Affect the myometrium
Are also called uterine fibroids
Grow from the muscular wall of the uterus
Grow from the vascular wall of the uterus
Made of muscle tissue
Made of fibrous tissue
Are an additive pathology
True
False
Mammary neoplasm
Ductus cyst
Fibroadenoma
Myoadenoma
Are the most common solid breast mass
They are malignant
They are benign
Are more common in caucasions and in women under 25
Most get larger with time
Most get smaller with time
Are a subtractive pathology
Are an additive pathology
Increase the risk of breast cancer
Do not increase the risk of breast cancer
Most common cause of non-cancerous breast lumps in women between 30 and 50
Occur from changes in the glandular and stromal connective breast tissue
It is very rare
Are an additive pathology
Are a neutral pathology
Are a subtractive pathology
PID
Previous ectopic pregnany
Cigarette smoking
Alcohol consumption
Endometriosis
Previous tubal surgery
Infertility treatments
Ectopic kidney
A high risk pregnancy
Endometriotic pregnancy
Polypara pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy
True
False
Risk factor: age
Risk factor: race
Risk factor: family history
Risk factor: gender
Risk factor: hormone levels
Risk factor: environment
Average age of of diagnosis 70
1 in 3 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during lifetime
True
False
BPH
Testicular carcinoma
Breast carcinoma
Prostatic adenocarcinoma