I often feel that the cervix doesn't get the attention that it deserves. Sure, it's part of the uterus and we do pay a lot of attention to the uterus, but sometimes it seems that the cervix can get overlooked in the search for fibroids and endometrial thickness.
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However, cervical pathology exists and has a stand-alone right to recognition. Not to mention, when you find cervical pathology it makes you look like a superstar ultrasound tech! So here's how I suggest we recognise the cervix.

This is the second visual guide that I was given when a student. As you can see, it's a little busier than the pelvic but that's because there's a lot more going on in the upper abdomen.