U3 GYN - Et 37 Pelvic Organ Prolapse & Urinary Incontinence
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 102
Questions and Answers
- 1.These ligaments help uphold the uterus and upper 1/3 of vagina to the sacrum and lateral pelvis
- A.
Uterosacral + cardinal
- B.
Levator ani muscles fascia + arcus tendineus fascia pelvis
- C.
Uterosacral + levator ani muscles fascia
- D.
Perineal body
- 2.There are many types of POPs. A cystocele is when the bladder and _____ descends:
- A.
Posterior vaginal wall
- B.
Peritoneum
- C.
Anterior vaginal wall
- D.
Uterus
- 3.These are all cause of POP except:
- A.
↑ abdominal pressure
- B.
Hysterectomy
- C.
African American
- D.
Multiparity
- 4.The risk of POP increases ____ times with the 2nd vaginal deliver
- A.
8x
- B.
6x
- C.
4x
- D.
2x
- 5.The pudendal nerve, innervating the pelvic organs, is composed of:
- A.
L5-S3
- B.
S1-S4
- C.
S3-S4
- D.
S2-S4
- 6.True or False-POP leads to decreased sexual drive and dyspareunia.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.POP staging is based on quantification system using 6 points. Stage 2 is:
- A.
Distal prolapsed > 1 cm
- B.
Eversion of vagina
- C.
No proplapse
- D.
Distal prolapsed between 1 cm above and 1cm below the hymen
- 8.Patient presents with chronic constipation, stating she has to use her fingers to push her vagina in before she can have a bowel movement. Which treatment is the most effective for her?
- A.
Anterior colporrhaphy
- B.
Posterior colporrhaphy
- C.
TVH
- D.
Enterocele repair
- 9.True or False– Estrogen therapy decreases the incidence of POP
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.Most common complaint amongst POP patients is:
- A.
Urgency
- B.
Incontinence
- C.
Something falling out of vagina
- D.
Constipation
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