Final answer:
A HUMI cannula is used for hysteroscopy, which is a procedure that allows for the examination of the inside of the uterus by expanding the uterine cavity with a medium.
Step-by-step explanation:
For which of the following procedures would a HUMI cannula be used?
- A. Hysteroscopy
- B. Tuboplasty
- C. Salpingectomy
- D. Cystotomy
A HUMI cannula is specifically designed for use in hysteroscopic procedures. Its purpose is to facilitate the introduction of media into the uterine cavity and to allow for the distension and visualization of the cavity during the procedure. Therefore, the correct answer to which procedure a HUMI cannula would be used for is A. Hysteroscopy.
The context provided regarding female sterilization and tubal ligation is related to the discussion of fertility options and procedures, and though important for understanding reproductive health, the HUMI cannula is not directly used in tubal ligation. The procedure for tubal ligation involves blocking or sealing the Fallopian tubes to prevent sperm from reaching the egg, which is a form of permanent female sterilization.