GU Flashcards

1
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This STI has a strawberry cervix?

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Trichomoniasis

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2
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How do we treat Trichomoniasis?

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Flagyl

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3
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This has clue cells and a positive whiff test?

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BV

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4
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How do we treat BV?

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Flagyl

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5
Q

This STD has a friable cervix?

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Gonorrhea and Chlamydia

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6
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How do we treat Gonorrhea?

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Rocephin (Ceftriaxone)

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7
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How do we treat Chlamydia?

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Azithromycin

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8
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This has painful, burning vesicles?

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Herpes

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How do we treat Herpes?

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Antiviral within 48-72 hours

Acyclovir

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10
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Painless chancre or a rash on palms and soles?

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Syphilis

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11
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How do we diagnose syphilis?

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RPR

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12
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How do we treat syphilis?

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IM PCN

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13
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What do we worry about in pregnant women with syphilis?

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Spontaneous abortions

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14
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What method of birth control increases your risk of osteoporosis?

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Depo-provera
Do not use for longer than 5 years
Vit D and Ca supplements

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15
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What combined option has the highest risk of blood clots?

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Ortho-evra patch

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16
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Contraindications to combination options of birth control?

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Current clot, liver disease, greater than 35 and smoke

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17
Q

Anytime a female of childbearing age presents with a GU complaint we should order an?

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HCG level

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18
Q

Presumptive pregnancy signs:

A

Subjective

N/V, quickening

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19
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Probably pregnancy signs:

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HCG positive
Hegar (6-8 weeks)- softening uterine isthmus
Chadwick (6-8)- blue discoloration of cervix
Goodell (4 wk) cervical softening
enlarged uterus
ballottement

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20
Q

Positive pregnancy signs:

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Objective
Palpation of fetus
Ultrasound
Fetal heart tones

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21
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When is pregnant woman screened for gestational diabetes?

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24-28 weeks

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22
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Group B strep?

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34-36 weeks

23
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How do we treat group B strep?

24
Q

When do we give Rhogam?

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RH negative mom at 28 weeks and within 72 hours postpartum

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When do we do AFP testing?
16-20 weeks
26
If AFP level is elevated it may indicate?
Neural tube defects
27
If AFP level is lower it may indicate?
Down syndrome
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Those with Down syndrome have an increased risk of?
Alzheimers disease hypothyroidism cervical spine instability- must be cleared by x-ray of cervical spine to play sports.
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Placental abruption presents with:
Pain, uterus hard to touch, bleeding, typically only in 3rd trimester
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Placenta previa presents with:
Light, painless bleeding
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What antibiotic is used to treat mastitis?
Dicloxacillin | If does not work, refer for mammogram
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What results on PAP do we refer immediately?
CIN 2 and CIN 3
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Treatment for ASCUS under 25?
Follow up 1 year
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Treatment for ASCUS over 25?
HPV reflex testing and if positive colposcopy
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Treatment of genital warts?
TCA acid
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Women with PCOS are at higher risk of:
Insulin resistance HLD Certain cancers
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Milky discharge from breast that is typically associated with breast stimulation.
Galactorrhea
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What labs do we check with galactorrhea?
Prolactin to check for prolactinoma TSH/FSH Refer out
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Symmetrically enlarged, smooth, rubbery, enlarged prostate with symptoms of urinary frequency and hesitancy.
BPH
40
Treaments for BPH:
1st line- -zosins- terazosin, cardura, flomax Take at bedtime due to risk of hypotension 2nd line- proscar to shrink prostate Herbal supplement- saw palmetto
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PSA cutoff to refer=
4
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Scrotum is swollen and angry with a positive prehn sign.
Epididymitis
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What is a positive prehn sign?
Relief of pain when testicle is lifted.
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Treatment for epididymitis?
Under 35- Rochepin and doxy | Over 35- Cipro or levaquin
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This has a negative prehn sign and absent cremasteric reflex?
Testicular torsion | Refer to ED
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RBC casts in UA indicate:
Glomulonephritis
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WBC casts in UA indicate
Pyelonephritis
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UTI treatment:
Macrobid, bactrim, cipro
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Avoid bactrim with?
Warfarin
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Treatment for UTI in pregnancy?
Augmentin
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With chronic UTIs we should get?
Kidney US
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If on nitro can patient take viagra?
NO
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Boggy, tender prostate with fever, chills, and suprapubic pain.
Prostatitis
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Prostatitis treatment?
Under 35- Rocephin and doxy | Over 35- copra or levaquin