A female patient goes to the emergency room due to an acute onset of pain on the right lower quadrant.  The physician  evaluates the patient and the patient does have tenderness when the doctors presses on the rlq.  The doctor orders a panel of labs which include HCG and WBC.  After the return of the lab results (negative HCG and normal WBC count) the doctor orders a pelvic sonogram.  The sonographer turns in the following image which is most likely what? hemorrhagic cyst 2.png

A 25 year old female has come through the ER several times due to pelvic pain.  Each time the patient has a pelvic ultrasound ordered. On previous exams the report state a stable size, anechoic, adnexal mass with thin smooth borders is visualized.  What type of cyst does this most likely represent?  

The term used to describe infection of the connective tissue surrounding the uterus is…

Which of the following would have the sonographic appearance as: 1. inability to distinguish endometrial cavity 2. hyperechoic bands within the uterine cavity 3. bright echoes within the endometrial cavity

What is the most common benign pelvic tumor?

What is the normal appendix measurement?

Which of the following is implantation of endometrial tissue outside of the uterus?

What kind of lesion is displayed in the following image? nabothian cysts.jpg

This can be described as a rupture of a uterine scar due to myomectomies and/or instrument perforation.

Which of the following laboratory finding is associated with PID?