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Abdominal Sonography Review for ARDMS | update|COMPLETE MOST
Abdominal Sonography Review for ARDMS
TESTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% Correct
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_dsz4z
solutions)| GET IT RIGHT!! | ALREADY GRADED A+
1. The prostate is located in retroperitoneum
the (retroperitoneum or peri-
toneum) layer.

2. What borders the prostate Ant = pubic bone
gland? (A-P & S-I) Post = rectum
Sup = bladder
Inf = urogenital diaphragm

3. What artery supplies the Inferior vesical artery
prostate gland & has branch-
es from the internal iliac
artery?

4. Apex Inferior portion just superior to the urogenital diaphragm

5. Base Superior portion just below the inferior margin of the bladder

6. Seminal vesicles 2 sac-like out-pouchings of the vas deferens b/t the bladder
and rectum & adjacent to the superior/posterior prostate

7. Ejaculatory ducts pass thru the central zone & empties into urethra

8. Verumontanum longitudinal ridge in the urethra that the ejaculatory ducts are
adjacent to

9. Corpora amylacea calcifications commonly seen in the inner gland of the prostate

10. Surgical capsule demarcation b/t the inner(central/transitional) & outer(pe-
ripheral) gland

11. Eiffel tower sign shadowing created by calcifications in the urethra/verumon-
tanum area




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12. Name the 4 zones of the 1.peripheral
prostate 2.central
3.transitional
4.fribromuscular stroma

13. Peripheral Zone Posterior portion
70% of organ's tissue
Most common area for cancers
Extends to apex

14. Central Zone Superior portion
25% of organ's tissue
Ejaculatory ducts pass thru here

15. Transitional Zone 5% of organ's tissue
Site of origin of BPH

16. Fibromuscular stroma Anterior portion
Non-glandular tissue
Not affected by cancers, infections, hyperplasia

17. Gleason score grading of prostate cancer

18. Orientation for prostate Anterior, posterior, right, left
study:
In transverse view, what is at
the top, bottom, left, & right
of screen? (In that order)

19. Orientation for prostate Anterior, posterior, superior, inferior
study:
In sagittal view, what is at the




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top, bottom, left, & right of
screen? (In that order)

20. What does TRUS stand for? TransRectal UltraSound

21. What age & percentage of >65 yo
men are diagnosed with >80%
prostate cancer?

22. What race is 2x more likely to African American
develop prostate cancer than
white males?

23. What does the genetic 1st degree relative = 2-3 x greater risk of developing cancer
make-up of a patient have to
do with prostate cancer likeli-
hood?

24. PSA Prostate specific antigen
Enzyme that increases with age, prostate volume, cancer, BPH,
prostatitis

25. PAP Prostatic acid phosphatase
Enzyme that increases with carcinoma (& other conditions)

26. What is the classic sono- hypoechoic, peripherally-oriented lesion
graphic appearance of
prostate cancer?

27. Lesion directed biopsy Method of prostate biopsy
Based on sonographic lesion
Poor detection rate

28. Systematic sextant biopsy

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