Posterior Vaginal Wall Prolapse Repair Can You Please select and answer ALL the correct answers. Select All that apply W

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Posterior Vaginal Wall Prolapse
Repair Can You Please select and answer ALL
the correct answers.
Select All that apply
Which of the following statements is/are correct? Select
All that apply
I. While dissecting the posterior vaginal wall away from the
perineal body resistance is felt with the scissors as the tissue of
the perineal body is rigid
II. When entering the loose connective tissue in between the
rectovaginal fascia and the posterior vaginal wall less resistance
is felt while dissecting with the scissors
III. Dissection proximal to the perineal body is performed
between the rectovaginal fascia and the posterior vaginal
wall
Only II and III
All of the mentioned statements
Only I and II
Only III
Only I and III
Which of the following non-surgical alternatives are
suitable for the management of pelvic organ prolapse? Select ALL
that apply
I. Lifestyle changes
II. Oral contraceptives
III. A pessary
IV. Pelvic floor training
Only II, III and IV
All of the mentioned non-surgical alternatives
Only III and IV
Only I, III and IV
Only I and III
Which of the following statements is/are correct?Select
All that apply
I. Retraction sutures facilitate the approximation of the
bulbospongiosus muscles
II. The extent of the bulbospongiosus approximation is guided by
the vagin width
III. The bulbospongiosus approximation sutures are tied only
after all of them have been placed
Only II
Only II and III
Only I and III
All of the mentioned statements
Only I and II
How long after the procedure does vaginal incisional
pain typically disappear?
3 weeks
4 - 6 weeks
4 - 8 days
2 days
1 - 2 weeks
Which of the following statements is/are correct?Select
All that apply
I. The objective of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) surgery is the
repositioning of the prolapsed pelvic organ to its anatomical
position
II. Conservative treatments for POP include lifestyle changes,
pelvic floor training and a pessary
III. Transabdominal surgery for pelvic organ prolapse is
associated with less comorbidity and shorter operative times
compared to transvaginal surgery
Only II and III
Only I and II
All of the mentioned statements
Only II
Only I
What may occur if the incision of the vestibular fossa
of the vagin is too deep?
Rectal perforation
Bladder perforation
Bowel perforation
Bleeding from the superior rectal artery
Sacrospinous ligament injury
During the posterior vaginal wall dissection two Kocher
forceps are placed in the incision to retract the posterior vaginal
wall ... and one Kocher forceps is placed ... to retract it
... .
proximally; 4 - 5 cm distally; ventrally
anteriorly; on the cervix; proximally
caudally; 4 - 5 cm proximally; ventrally
caudally; 4-5 cm distally; ventrally
anteriorly; 1cm distally; dorsally
The Kocher forceps are preferably placed at the ... and
... o'clock position to retract the vestibular fossa of the
vagin
5; 7
6; 12
2; 5
3; 9
1; 11