Approach the Female Patient - Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What do you used to determine the expected date of confinement (EDC)?

A

Nagele Rule

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2
Q

What is the Nagele Rule?

A

add 9 months and 7 days to FIRST DAY of last NORMAL menstrual period - assuming normal 28 day cycle

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3
Q

If your patient becomes pregnant while they have IUD what do you do??

A

leave IUD in place most likely

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4
Q

If your patient is pregnant what type of pet do you ask if they have?

A

cat → toxoplasmosis

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5
Q

Presumptive signs of pregnancy

A

skin/mucus membrane changes → chadwick sign, linea nigra

amenorrhea, nausea, breast change, fatigue, back pain

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6
Q

Probable signs of pregnancy

A

changes in uterus and cervix → softer, larger, globular

elevation of basal body temperature, breast tenderness and swelling, chloasma, linea nigra, Chadwick sign, abdominal enlargement, softening of the cervix, ballotability of the uterus, quickening, and positive pregnancy test results

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7
Q

When do you schedule fetal ultrasound in pregnancy?

A

10-12 weeks

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8
Q

while fetal movement may vary, it is usually seen at 15 weeks and is called ____

A

quickening

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9
Q

At what ages is vaginal bleeding abnormal?

A

before 9 and after 52

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10
Q

1 cause of amenorrhea

A

pregnancy

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11
Q

What do you want to ask about sexual history (the Ps)?

A
Partners
Prevention of Pregnancy
Protection from STDs
Practices
Past History of STDs
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12
Q

Name of system used to give female obstetric history?

A

FPAL - full term, premature, abortion, living

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13
Q

If you see vaginal bleeding in a newborn it is often from

A

maternal estrogen withdrawal

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14
Q

Patient experiences vaginal bleeding before other evidence of maturation

A

precocious puberty

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15
Q

Vaginal bleeding in geriatric patient → first thought

A

cancer

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16
Q

two guidelines you can follow up with or reference in terms of immunizations or preventative health screening

A

USPSTF or ACOG

17
Q

Patients between the ages 21-29 should receive cervical cytology for cervical cancer screening every ____

A

every 3 years

18
Q

three options given to pateints between the ages 30-65 in terms of cervical cancer screening

A

cervical cytology alone every 3 years
high risk HPV screen alone every 5 years
cervical cytology + HPV screen every 5 years

19
Q

When can you stop screening a patient for cervical cancer?

A

age 65

20
Q

what is the USPSTF recommendation for breast cacner screening?

A

every 2 years between the ages 50-74

21
Q

what is the ACOG recommendation for breast cancer screening?

A

every 1-2 years starting at 40, no later than 50, and stopping at age 70

22
Q

What is the current USPSTF for colorectal screening? What are the options and how often?

A

45 - 75

FOBT/FIT every year, Flex sigmoidoscopy every 5 years, colonoscopy every 10 years

23
Q

what is the american cancer society guidelines for colorectal cancer screening?

A

start at 45 and stop at 75

24
Q

Colorectal cancer screening is not recommended in patients over

A

85

25
Q

what should you do in regards to colorectal cancer screening in a patient between the ages 76-85?

A

look at patient preference, life expectancy, overall health, prior screening history

26
Q

where can you find the most recent vaccination chart and schedule?

A

CDC