Female repro Flashcards

(56 cards)

1
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Common presenting complaints are… (4)

A

Vaginal bleeding
Pain
Discharge
Infertility

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2
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Cervical screening takes a sample of cells from the…

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Endocervix

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3
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What age does cervical screening start?

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25

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4
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Up until you are 49 years of age how often do cervical screenings occur?

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3 years

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5
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Once you are over 49 how often do cervical screenings occur?

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5 years

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6
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What is the aim of cervical screening?

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To detect disease in the early stages before it becomes invasive

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7
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What are a vast amount of cervical carcinomas caused by?

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HPV

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8
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What does HPV stand for?

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Human papilloma virus

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9
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How is HPV contracted?

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Sexually

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10
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Low risk HPV can be…

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Warts/verrucas

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11
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What is HPV thought to be the main cause of?

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CIN (cervical invasive carcinoma)

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12
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Dyskariosis means…

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Abnormal cytologic changes (usually categorised into 3 stages)

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13
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If there are abnormalities in the cervical screening, what are people referred to?

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Colposcopy

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14
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CIN I/II/II are microscopic lesions that affect the cervix and if…

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Left untreated could potentially develop into cervical cancer

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15
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Risk factors of cervical cancer…

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HPV
Smoking
Not attending CSP

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16
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Symptoms of cervical cancer…

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Discharge

Bleeding

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17
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Treatment of cervical cancer…

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Hysterectomy

Chemoradiotherapy

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18
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Symptoms of endocervical polyps…

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Irregular vaginal bleeding and spotting

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19
Q

Endocervical polyps can be removed via…

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Hysteroscopy

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20
Q

Endocervical polyps are benign lesions…

TRUE OR FALSE

A

TRUE

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21
Q

Menorrhagia is what?

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Heavy periods

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22
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What amount of blood loss is considered menorrhagia?

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80ml+

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23
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What does menorrhagia cause?

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DUB
Fibroids
Endometriosis
Polyps

24
Q

Name treatments of menorrhagia…

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Mirena coil 
Mefanamic and tranexamic acid
COCP
Depo provera
Endometrial ablation
Hysterectomy
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Fibroids are common what?
Benign tumours
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Which part of the female repro do fibroids originate from?
Myometrium
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Symptoms fibroids...
Heavy/painful periods Pelvic pain Distension
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Endometritis and PID are mainly caused by...
Usually sexually transmitted infection
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What symptoms can endometritis and PID present...
Abdominal discharge, pain or bleeding (can be asymptomatic)
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Endometritis and PID are NOT major causes of infertility... | TRUE or FALE
False
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Define endometriosis...
Endometrial tissue outside the endometrium
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Symptoms of endometriosis...
Painful periods Pelvic periods Painful sex
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Treatment of endometriosis...
COCP Mirena Zoladex Surgery
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Where do endometrial polyps originate from...
Endometrial cavity
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How can endometrial polyps be removed?
Can be removed at hysteroscopy
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Endometrial cancer is cancer of...
The lining of the uterus
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How is endometrial cancer diagnosed...
Via biopsy
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Risk factors of endometrial cancer...
Nulliparity (not had kids) High BMI HRT Late menopause
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People with endometrial cancer usually undergo...
TAH (Total abdominal hysterectomy) | BSO (Bilateral salpingo oophrectomy)
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What does endometrial carcinoma usually present as?
Post menopausal bleeding
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Risk factor of endometrial carcinoma...
Obesity | Oestrogen exposure
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Treatment of endometrial carcinoma...
Hysterectomy
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3 types of ovarian cysts...
Follicular cysts Cystadenomas Benign mature teratomas
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Define cancer...
Any malignant tumour
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Define carcinoma...
A malignant tissue of epithelial tissue
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Which ovarian cyst is filled with a solid substance?
Benign mature teratomas
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Which ovarian cysts are large and fluid filled?
Cystadenomas
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Which ovarian cysts are benign and very common...
Follicular cysts
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Define polycystic ovarian syndrome...
Multiple follicular cysts on ovary
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Symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome...
Irregular periods No periods Infertility
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Treatments of polycystic ovarian syndromes...
COCP Metformin Clomifene
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Complications of the treatment of polycystic ovarian syndromes...
Increased CV risk Increased risk T2DM Increased problems and pregnancy
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Name the 4 origins of where ovarian cysts arise from...
Surface epithelial cells Germ cells Sex-cord stroma Metastasis
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Ovarian cysts can be _____ or _______
Benign | Malignant
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Miscarriage occurs mainly in the...
1st 12 weeks
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On blood tests what would indicate ectopic pregnancy...
Raised beta HCG levels