Which term corresponds to the misspelled label used for a distally occluded, dilated, fluid-filled fallopian tube?

Which term corresponds to the misspelled label used for a distally occluded, dilated, fluid-filled fallopian tube?

• A. Hydrosalpinx
• B. Latrogenic testicular failure
• C. Hydrsalpinx
• D. Hypospermia

Answer: (C)

Distal obstruction with dilation and fluid accumulation inside the fallopian tube is described by hydrosalpinx. If someone writes the term with a misspelling by dropping the 'o' in hydro, you get Hydrsalpinx. So the label that corresponds to the misspelled term is Hydrsalpinx. The other options describe conditions that are not related to the fallopian tube pathology (one is a male reproductive issue, and the other is a different male fertility issue), so they don’t fit. Hydrosalpinx is the correct anatomical term, and Hydrsalpinx is simply its misspelling.

Distal obstruction with dilation and fluid accumulation inside the fallopian tube is described by hydrosalpinx. If someone writes the term with a misspelling by dropping the 'o' in hydro, you get Hydrsalpinx. So the label that corresponds to the misspelled term is Hydrsalpinx. The other options describe conditions that are not related to the fallopian tube pathology (one is a male reproductive issue, and the other is a different male fertility issue), so they don’t fit. Hydrosalpinx is the correct anatomical term, and Hydrsalpinx is simply its misspelling.