Part II Free-response section: Upload your answers for these three questions. Be sure to clearly indicate your responses by including the question number and part you are answering. For example, write “1b” for Question 1, part b.

AT THE END OF THE EXAM:Put all your papers in order and show them to the camera.Use your cell phone to scan your papers. Use an app such as Office Lens to save each page as a pdf.Transfer the files from your cell phone to your computer. You can do this with a direct connection to your computer or by uploading them to your Drive or email them to yourself. (You will want to chat with HonorLock to unlock your browser so you can get to other tabs when finished)Attach all work at the end of the exam. If you have trouble submitting it, please email me (bmkear@fhsu.edu) your work directly after. **Your final grade could change based on the work you turn in!

What location is the fibroid in label B? fibroid locations without labeled(1).png

On a routine pelvic exam you see a normal uterus appearance; however, an elongated ovoid structure on the left adnexa with > 5mm thick wall is seen.  This most likely represents…..?

The following image represents…. paraovarian cyst.jpg

The following sonographic appearance displays what type of ovary? Polycystic-ovarian-syndrome-picture-1.jpg

Which of the following is a cause of endometritis?

Which of the following is a testosterone- producing tumor?

The sonographic appearance of ____ is: 1. LUS thickness 1.5 mm 2. Triangular or linear anechoic area at the C/S site 3. 4-6 mm deep defect into the myometrium

Where has  endometriosis invaded to cause dyspareunia?