Intermediate Cervix Quiz
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Q1. Which vaginal fornix is generally the deepest?
- Anterior fornix
- Right lateral fornix
- Left lateral fornix
- Posterior fornix
Q2. What lies immediately posterior to the supravaginal cervix?
- Pubic symphysis
- External iliac vessels
- Urinary bladder only
- Rectouterine pouch and rectum
Q3. Which structure lies anterior to the cervix?
- Sacrum
- Rectum
- Ovary
- Urinary bladder
Q4. Which ligament provides important lateral support to the cervix and upper vagina?
- Suspensory ligament of ovary
- Ovarian ligament
- Cardinal ligament
- Round ligament of uterus
Q5. Which supporting structure extends from the cervix toward the sacrum?
- Uterosacral ligaments
- Ovarian ligaments
- Broad ligaments
- Round ligaments
Q6. Which artery crosses superior to the ureter near the lateral cervix?
- Ovarian artery
- Inferior epigastric artery
- Superior rectal artery
- Uterine artery
Q7. What is the squamocolumnar junction of the cervix?
- The junction between vagina and urethra
- The junction between cervix and ureter
- The boundary between myometrium and perimetrium
- The boundary between squamous and columnar cervical epithelia
Q8. What is the cervical transformation zone?
- A venous plexus within the cardinal ligament
- A peritoneal fold behind the cervix
- A zone of skeletal muscle around the external os
- A region of squamous metaplasia around the squamocolumnar junction
Q9. Which lymph nodes commonly receive lymphatic drainage from the cervix?
- Celiac and superior mesenteric nodes
- Popliteal and inguinal nodes only
- Axillary and parasternal nodes
- Internal iliac, external iliac, and sacral nodes
Q10. Which feature is characteristic of the cervical wall compared with the uterine body?
- A greater proportion of dense connective tissue
- A thick layer of cartilage
- A wall composed mainly of skeletal muscle
- A wall lacking collagen