Clinical Flashcards

(43 cards)

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# of times pt's been preg (twins only counts as 1)
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Gravidity

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# of pregs that led to birth at or beyond 20 wks OR weighing >500g
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Parity

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Baby born at term? (wks)

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37-42 wks

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Baby born preterm? (wks)

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20-36 wks and 6 days

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All pregnancy losses before 20 wks is defined as?

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Abortion

  • Spontaneous Abortion (aka miscarriage)
  • Elected Abortion
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How many living kids mom has is defined as?

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Living

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GPTPAL stands for…

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Gravidity; Parity; Term; Preterm; Abortion; Living.

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G and Ps?
1) Preg w/ triplets; all delivered pre-term

2) Delivered 39wk male; 2 spont abortions; one living child
3) 1 living child; birth to twins @ 30wks (1 stillborn); had 2 abortions
4) 3 deliveries @ 37, 39, 32 wks; 1 ectopic

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1) G1P0103
2) G3P1021
3) G3P0121
4) G4P2113

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What is Naegeles Rule?

Apply it…

ex: if LMP- 7/20/2012
EDC?

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EDC of 4/27/2013

Due date!
Pt knows when LMP was… to get due date:

Subtract 3 mo, add 7 days

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Abnormal vaginal bleeding:

  • post-coital?
  • post-meno?
  • Clots?

Dx..

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Post-coital=cervical ca

Post-meno=endometrial/uterine ca

Heavy bleeding/clots=structural abnormality (fibroids)

Pt reports pain w/ sex…think endometriosis

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When do we give breast exams?

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Every 1-3 yrs for women 20-39 yo.

Every yr w/ annual mammograms for F >40yo.

Inverted nipples concerning for ca

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Menstrual info:

  • Menarche usually b/t what ages?
  • Cycles: 28days +/- 7 (21-35). -Days of Menses: 5-7.
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12-13 yo

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When does the ACOG recommend having your first visit to OB/GYN for screening?

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13-15 yo

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13-18 yo F presents in clinic.

Key info needed during hx?

PE: : 2ndary sex charc, pelvic exam for vag d/c, menstrual disorder, pelvic pain, STIs, abd exam, periodic STI check, HIV

Key eval and counseling for this age group?

Immunizations?

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Hx: Menarche? FMH? Tobacco, alcohol, Drugs? Sexual abuse/practices?

Eval & Counseling: STI prevention-barrier protection; sex abuse; bullying, tobacco, alcohol, drugs

Immunizations:

  • HPV Vaccine-(b/t ages 9-26) quadrivalent for HPV 6,11,16,18.
  • Diptheria & dTAP vaccine (once b/t 11-18 yo)
  • Also: Hep B. Flu. MMR. Varicella.
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19-39 yo F presents in clinic.

Key info needed during hx?

When do you start giving breast exams? Paps?

Labs/tests?

Key eval and counseling?

Immunizations?

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Hx: FMH? smoke, drink drugs? Sex practices- vag, anal, oral?

Breast exam every 1-3yrs @20 yo.. (first pap @21 yo)

Labs/tests:
Cervical Cytology (test)-
21-39yo: every 3 yrs w/ cytology alone;
@ >30yo screen every 3 yrs w/ cytology alone + co-test w/ cytology & HPV testing every 5 yrs.

HIV!

G&C (25 yo and under).

Eval & Counseling:

  • Repro health plan
  • preconception & genetic counseling
  • STD prevention
  • partner violence
  • rape prevention
  • breast self-awareness
  • smoke, drink, drugs.

Immunizations:

  • Diptheria & dTAP.
  • HPV.
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40-64 yo F presents in clinic.

Key info needed during hx?

Breast exam frequency?

TQ
Labs/tests? (hint colon, mammo)

Key eval and counseling?

Immunizations? (what additional vaccine)

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Hx: Menopausal sx, pelvic prolapse, FMH, tobacco, alcohol, drugs

PE: Begin annual breast exam.

Labs/tests:
-Cervical Cytology: every 3 yrs cytology alone + co-test w/ cytology & HPV testing every 5yrs.
-Colorectal cancer screening every 10 yrs:
African Americans @45yo, everyone else starts @50yo.
-HIV
-Lipid profile every 5 yrs @45yo
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Mammography yearly after 40yo.
-Diabetes: every 3yrs @45yo

Eval/Counsel:

  • genetic counseling
  • sexually transmitted dz prevention
  • partner violence, advanced directives
  • Tobacco, alcohol drugs
  • +Breast self-awareness.

Immunizations:

  • Tdap boosters every 10 yrs
  • **Varicella Zoster for >60yo.
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>65 yo F presents in clinic.

Key info needed during hx?

Breast exam frequency?

TQ
Labs/tests? (hint discontinue….)

Key eval and counseling?

Immunizations? (what additional vaccine)

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Hx: Menopausal symp?Pelvic prolapse? FMH? Tobacco, drink, drugs?

PE: annual breast exam

Labs/tests:

  • Can stop cervical cytology if no hx (neg. 3 yrs or 2yrs + co-test)…otherwise 20 yrs
  • Colorectal screening every 10 years if>50yo unless African American (45yo)
  • **-Bone Mineral Density Screening: no risk factors then every 2yrs.
  • Lipid profile: every 5 yrs @45yo.
  • Yearly mammography

Eval: Sexual fxn., STI, partner violence, advanced directives, brest-awareness, etc

Immuno:
+ Pneumococcal Vaccine for >65yo.

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

<127lbs, history of fractures, smoker, alcoholic, RA.

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Bone Mineral Density

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

<40 yo if history of breast ca, family history of ca, + BRCA mut, hi-risk biopsy results.

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

<45yo if history or family history of CAD, AAA, PAD, Obesity, DM, PVD, Hyperlipidemia, premature CV dz.

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Lipid Profile

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

History or family history of colorectal ca, polyps, IBD.

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

25, 1st degree relative w/ DM, hi-risk race (Native American, Latino), gestational DM, PCOS.

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High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

<50yo if family history of thyroid dz

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TQ
High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening…

History of multiple sex partners/infxs, sexual contact with STI partner, sexually active adolescents

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TQ High risk factors for ALL ages require what earlier screening... - Adults with anatomic/fuctional ASPLENIA - 1st yr college/dorm + military, - travel to endemic areas
Meningococcal Vaccine
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TQ | What is Chloasma?
Pigmentation over bridge of nose that may indicate preg (or pt may be on birth control)
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T/F | 1/8 women are diagnosed w/ breast cancer
TRUE
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TQ Breast exam Quadrants: Upper inner, Upper outer, lower inner, lower outer. MC site for ca to occur? - Have pt lean fwd--ca may cause adherence to body. - Breast ca may show dimpling. - Breast ca is PAINLESS.
MOST CANCERS OCCUR UPPER OUTER!
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Best time to perform breast exam?
Best time is 1 wk after cycle
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Pelvic exam: - Make sure butt barely off end of table (dorsal lithotomy position) - Aim speculum at top of vagina @ 45 degree angle - What do you do if cervix out of view?
DO NOT PULL SPECULUM OUT if cervix is not in view immediately May be in ant/post fornix so angle superior/inferior
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TQ What type of speculum should you use? 1) 1st pelvic exam or younger pt 2) Nulliparous (no preg) women. 3) Multiparous (multiple preg) or obese females 4) ER setting
1) Pediatric Speculum: narrow bladdes. 2) Pederson Speculum: narrower blades 3) Graves Speculum: wider blades. 4) Plastic Speculum-
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TQ You see the cervix...what type of cervix are these? 1) looks like perfect circle (conical). 2) "Bass-mouth" (flat/wide) can see past damage
1) Nulliparous Cervix | 2) Multiparous Cervix
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TQ | What is Chadwick's Sign?
a bluish hue to cervix indicates preg cervix
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TQ Dx? -"Strawberry cervix" w/ fishy, malodorous odor, w/ yellowish green d/c esp after intercourse
Trichomomas vaginalis (STD)
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- Most common vaginal infection. | - Foul smelling thin grey homogenous discharge
Bacterial Vaginosis
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White adherent discharge
Yeast Vaginitis
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When swabbing for G/C, how long should you leave the swab in for?
45 seconds!
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TQ What is this called? 1) Spatula first to scrape exctocervix then 2) Cytobroush second to obtain endocervical cells. Note rugae.
PAP Exam
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How can we prepare cervical cytology? (2)
RARE: Wipe 1/2 slide w/ spatula; wipe cytobrush on other 1/2 of slide. OR MORE COMMON: Thin-prep: Pop off end of cytobrush, send whole thing in (can test for more than just cytology-HPV, etc)
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TQ | Which form of HPV is associated with cancer?
16 and 18
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TQ | What are you checking during an internal bimanual exam?
Cervix, uterus, ovaries Palpate vaginal walls for cysts, nodules masses/growths. Cervix: - cervical consistency: non-preg feels like tip of nose; preg= softer. - Cervical motion tenderness w/ exam=indicative of PID. Uterus (post-fornix): - Hegar's sign-softening of uterus Ovaries (right lateral fornix): -walnut size; often difficult to palpate.
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To assess anal sphincter, rectal walls, uterosacral nodularity (endometriosus). Check walls for masses, polyps, strictures, tenderness. Should feel smoothe. Usually done in older pts.
Rectovaginal exam helps to dx rectocele vs enterocele
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Uterus normally at 45 degree angle. What are some other positions?
``` Anteverted Anteflexed Retroverted Retroflexed Midposition ```