Gyn and breast disorders Flashcards

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First test to perform when woman presents with amenorrhea

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Beta hCG

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Term for heavy bleeding during and between menstrual periods

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Menometrorrhagia

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Cause of amenorrhea with normal prolactin, no response to estrogen-progesterone challenge, history of D and C

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Asherman’s syndrome- scaring of uterus

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Therapy for PCOS

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Weight loss
OCP
Consider metformin

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Meds used to induce ovulation

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Clomiphene citrate

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Dx step required in postmenopausal woman who presents with vaginal bleedings

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Endometrial biopsy

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Indications for medical Tx of ectopic

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Pt stable, unruptured ectopic pregnancy of <6 wks gestation

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Medical options for endometriosis

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OCP
Danaxol
GnRH agonists

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Lap findings endometriosis

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Powder burns

Chocolate cysts

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Most common location for ectopic

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Ampulla of oviduct

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How to Dx and follow leiomyoma

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US

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Natural Hx leiomyoma

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Regress after menopause

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PT has inc vaginal discharge and petechial patches in upper vagina and cervix

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Trichomonal vaginitis

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Tx for bacterial vaginosis

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Oral or topical metronidazloe

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Most common cause bloody nipple discharge

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Intraductal papilloma

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Contraceptive methods that protect against PID

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OCP

Barrier contraception

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Unopposed estrogen CI in which Ca?

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Endometrial or estrogen receptor + brest cancer

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Pt with recent PID and RUQ pain

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Fitz Hugh Curtis syndrome

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Breast malignancy presenting as itching, burning, erosion of nipple

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Paget’s disease

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Annual screening for women with strong FH og ovarian Ca

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CA=125 and transvaginal US

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50 yr woman leaks urine when laughing or coughing. Non surg Tx?

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STRESS INCONTINENCE
Kegel
Estrogen
Pessaries

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30 yo woman has unpredictable urine loss. Exam normal. Tx?

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URGE INCONTINENCE
Antichol (oxybutynin)
Beta adrenergics (metaproterenol)

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Lab values suggesting menopause

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Inc FSH

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Most common cause female infertility

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Endometriosis

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2 consecutive findings of ASUC on Pap smear. Follow up eval?
Colposcopy and endocervical curettage
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Breast cancer type that inc future rusk of invasive CA in both breast
Lobular carcinoma in situ
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Order of events of normal female puberty
``` Adrenarche Gonadarche Thelarche Pubarche Growth spurt Menarche ```
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Adrenal androgen production
Adrenarche
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Activation of gonads by FSH and LH
Gonadarche
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Appearance of breast tissue
Thelarche: 8-11
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Appearance of pubic hair
Pubarche
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Onset menses
Menarche: 10-16
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Precocious puberty in boys - Age - Cause
<9 | Adrenal hyperplasia
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Isosexual precocious puberty cause (major)
CNS lesion | Trauma
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Midcycle surge induces ovulation | Regulates chol conversion to pregnenolone in ovarian theca cells as initial step in estrogen synthesis
LH
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Stimulates development of ovarian follicles | Regulates ovarian granulosa cell activity to control estrogen synthesis
FSH
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``` Stimulates endometrial proliferation Aids follicle growth Induce LH surge High levels inhibit FSH secretion Principal role in sexual development ```
Estrogens (estradiol)
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``` Stimulates endometrial gland development Inhibits uterine contraction Increases thickness cervical mucus Inhibits LH and FSH secretion; maintains pregnancy Decrease in levels leads to menstruation ```
Progesterone
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Acts like LH after implantation of fertilized egg | Maintains corpus luteum viability and progesterone secretion
hCG
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Necessary for pt who is XY but androgen insensitive
Must remove testicle- inc risk cancer
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Length of time without menses to qualify as secondary amenorrhea
6 months
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Dysmenorrhea: primary Sx begin when, secondary when?
Primary: beginning of menstruation Sx Secondary: midcycle and increase until menstruation over
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Most common cause female infertility
Endometriosis
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Abnormal uterine bleeding defined as
35 d, last >7 d, >80 ml blood loss
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Needed to Dx PCOS
3 of following: - Anovulation - Androgen excess - Polycystic ovaries on US
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PCOS increased risk
Endometrial cancer 2/2 increased estrogen
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Gardnerella, Trichomonas, Candida- which need to Tx partner
Trichomonas
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Clue cells
Gardnerella
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Motile
Trichomonas
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Normal vag pH
Candida
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Cause TSS
S, aureus
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Causes cervicitis
GC or chlam
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Thayer Martin agar
GC
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Tx Cervicitis
Ceftriaxone for GC | Azithro or doxy-Chlam
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Causes PID
GC/Chlam | Infrequent: bacteroides, E coli, streptococci
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Chandelier sign
PID: palpate cervix during pelvic exam cause pt to jump off table
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Pt with PID also has signs of sepsis or peritonitis - should suspect? Tx?
Tubo-ovarian abscess | Inpt Tx with IV abx and IVF
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1 vs 2 vs 3 syphilis
1: 3 wks after exposure - solitary chancre to painless ulcer 2: chancre heals, maculopapular rash palm and soles, condylama lata; relapses up to 30 yrs 3: gummas, tabes dorsalis, Argyll Robertson pupil
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Dx and Tx syphilis | After Tx, which test will remain +
Dx: VDRL, RPR; FTA-ABS, MHA-ABS (microhemagglutination), spirochetes on dark field (Cannot culture) + = FTA-ABS positive for life Tx: Pen G, doxy, tetracycline; IV Pen G for tertiary
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Tx HPV
``` Podophyllin Trichloroacetic acid 5FU alpha IFN Cryo or laser ```
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Cause syphilis
Treponema pallidum
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Characterization of genital ulcers
Some Girls Love Licorice but Fellows Hate Candy Syphilis, Granuloma inguinale, Lymphogranuloma venereum = painLess PainFul= Herpes simplex, Chancroid
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Tx Chancroid Dx Cause
Ceftriaxone, erythromycin, azithromycin Dx: gram stain (-) rods Cause: Haemophilus ducreyi
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Tx lymphogranuloma venereum Dx Cause
Tetracycline, erythromycin, doxycycline Immunoassay Chlamydia trachomatis L1, L2, L3
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Tx granuloma inguinale Dx Cause
Doxy or TMP SMX Giemsa stain Donovan bodies Cause: Klebsiella granulomatis
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Tx uterine fibroid/leiomyoma
GnRH agaonist - temporary Myomectomy Hysterectomy
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CA 125
Endometrial Ca Cervical Ca Ovarian but only if pest menopausal
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Most common cause vaginal bleeding
Atrophic vaginitis
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ACUS Tx
HPV Pap in 6 and 12 months Repeat HPV in 12 months
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ASCH (ASUC, cannot exclude HSIL) Tx
HPV Endocervical biopsy Pap 6 and 12 months REpeat HPV 12 months
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LSIL - CIN 1 Tx
Pap 6 and 12 HPV 12 months LEEP or conization or laser ablation
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HSIL Tx - CIN 2 and 3 (include in situ) Tx
LEEP or conization or laser ablation | Repeat cytology q 6 months
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Benign ovarian mass: granulosa cells, occur first 2 weeks of cycle, may regress over menstrual cycle
Follicular cyst Tx: observe
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Benign ovarian mass: theca cells - cystic or hemorrhagic
Corpus luteum cyst Tx: observation, cystectomy if not regress
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Benign ovarian mass: from epi tissue, may resemble endometrial or tubal histology, cystic with serous or mucinous contents, may calcify= PSAMMOMA BODIES
Mucinous or serous cystadenoma Tx: unilat salpingo-oophorectomy TAH BSO if postmenopausal
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Benign ovarian mass: Spread of endometriosis to involve ovary
Endometrioma Tx: OCP, GnRH agonist, progrestin, danazol - Sx Cystectomy or oopherectomy because recur
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Benign ovarian mass: originates as germ cell, composed of multiple dermal tissues - hair, teeth, sebaceous glands
Benign cystic teratoma (desmoid cyst) Tx: cystectomy with attempted preservation of ovary 1-2% transform to malignant
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Benign ovarian mass: origin-granulosa, theca, Sertoli, Leydig cells' secrete hormones of cell of origin CAUSES: PRECOCIOUS PUBERTY or VIRILIZATION
Stromal cell tumor - granulosa or theca: precocious puberty - Sertoli-Leydig: virilization Tx: unilat salpingo oopherectomy, TAH BSO if postmenopausal
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BRCA 1 and 2
Breast Ca | Ovarian Ca
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US: smooth lesion edges, few septa, cystic mass
Benign
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US: irregular, nodular, multiple septa, pelvic extension
Malignant
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Types ovarian Ca
Epi or germ cell
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Types cervical ca
SCC Adeno Mixed
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Nonbloody nipple discharge with noncancerous pathology- excise or no
Not needed
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Most common site breast cancer
Upper outer
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Problem with FNA
High false negative rate
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Malignant cells in ducts without stromal invasion, maybe calcification
DCIS Higher risk of subsequent invasive cancer than DCIS NO Sx
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Malignant cells in lobules without stromal invasion, no calcifications, can be multifocal, increased risk contralat malignancy
LCIS No Sx
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Malignant cells in ducts with stromal invasion and calcification, fibrotic response in surrounding tissue
Infiltrating ductal MOST COMMON INVASIVE Firm mass, skin dimples, nipple retraction, peau d orange, nipple discharge
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Malignant cells in breast lobules with infiltration and less fibrous response; usu multifocal or bilat; slower mets; assoc HRT
Infiltrating lobular Same Sx as infiltrating ductal
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Well circumscribed, rapid growth; soft
Medullary Ca Better prognosis than ductal Ca
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Well circumscribed, slow growth, older women; gelatinous
Mucinous Ca Better prognosis than ductal Ca
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Slow growing malignancy of well formed tubular structure invading stroma, pt in late 40s, excellent prognosis
Tubular Ca
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Subtype of ductal, rapid progression and angioinvasive, poor prognosis
Inflammatory
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Primary amenorrhea - caues if no secondary sexual characteristics
Constitutional growth delay= commonest Primary ovarian insufficiency= Turner, rad/chemo Central hypogonadism= undernourishment, stress, hyperprolactinemia, exercise, CNS tumor, Kallman's (anosmia)
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Primary amenorrhea- causes if secondary sexual characteristics
Mullerian agenesis- absence of 2/3 vagina Imperforate hymen Complete androgen insensitivity
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Increased amount of time bewteen menses (35-90 d)
Oligomenorrhea
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Frequent menstruation <21 d
Polymenorrhea
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Increased flow or prolonged bleeding
Menorrhagia
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Bleeding between periods
Metrorrhagia
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Excessive and irregular bleeding
Menometrorrhagia
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Midcycle estrogen surge- secretions are?
Clear, elastic mucoid
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Luteal phase pregnancy - secretions are?
Thick, white, adhere to vaginal wall
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Criteria for Dx bacterial vaginitis
Need 3 of 4 1. whitish gray discharge 2. ph >4.5 3. + amine/whiff test 4. clue cells >20% on wet mount
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Causes acute pelvic pain
A ROPE ``` Appendicitis Ruptured ovarian cyst Ovarian torsion/abscess PID Ectopic ```
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2 types endometrial cancer
Endometroid (type I) and serous (type II)
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Endometrial cancer: most common, 2/2 unopposed estrogen, dx around 55 yrs, good prognosis
Endometroid - type I
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Endometrial cancer: not as common, unrelated to estrogen, p53 mutation, dx around 67 yrs, poor prognosis
Serous- type II
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Rx protective against endometrial and ovarian cancer
OCP
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Pelvis mass: mobile, cystic, unilateral, smooth = benign or malignant
Benign
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Pelvis mass: fixed, solid or firm, bilateral, nodular = benign or malignant
Malignant
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Adnexal mass: < 8 cm, cystic, unilocular, unilateral, calcifications = benign or malignant
Benign
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Adnexal mass: > 8 cm, solid/ cystic and solid, multilocular, bilat, ascites = benign or malignant
Malignant
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CA-125 tumor marker ovarian cancer
Epithelial
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AFP tumor marker ovarian cancer
Endodermal sinus
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AFP, hCG tumor marker ovarian cancer
Embryonal Ca
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hCG tumor marker ovarian cancer
Choriocarcinoma
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LDH tumor marker ovarian cancer
dysgerminoma
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Inhibin tumor marker ovarian cancer
Granulosa cell
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Causes of urinary incontinence without specific urogenital pathology
DIAPPERS ``` Delirium Infection Atrophic urethritis/vaginitis Pharmaceuticals Psych (esp depression) Excessive urinary output (hyperglc, hyperCa, CHF) Restricted mobility Stool impaction ```
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Uncontrolled loss of urine at all times and in all positions - loss of sphincter efficiency, fistula
Total
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Urinary incontinence after increased intra-abdominal pressure (coughing, sneezing. lifting) - urethral sphincter insufficiency due to lax of pelvic floor mm Tx
Stress Kegel, pessary, vaginal vault suspension surgery
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Urinary incontinence that is strong, unexpected urge to void that is unrelated to position or activity. Due to detrusor hyperreflexia or sphincter dysfunction due to inflammation or neurogenic Tx
Urge Tx: antichol or TCA, biofeedback
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Urinary incontinence due to chronic urinary retention. Chronically distended bladder with inc intravesical pressure that just exceeds the outlet resistance, allowing a small amt of urine to dribble out Tx
Overflow Tx: placement of urethral catheter in acute settings; Tx underlying disease; timed voided
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Peds, bunch of grapes in vagina
Sarcoma botryoides - rhabdomysarcoma
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Uncommon fibroepithelial breast tumors -capable of a diverse range of behavior. - Similar to benign fibroadenomas, although with a propensity to recur locally following excision without wide margins. - Tumors that metastasize distantly, sometimes degenerating histologically into sarcomatous lesions that lack an epithelial component
phyllodes tumor
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Tumor markers recurrent breast cancer
CEA CA 15-3 CA 27-29
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Breast cancer stages
I; <2 cm II: 2-5 cm III: axillary LN IV: distant mets
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Testing to do if sexual assault
``` HIV Syphilis HSV HBV CMV Pregnancy GC and chlam BAC, urine tox ```
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Endometrial glands within uterine musculature
Adenomyosis
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Phenotypically normal female with absence of axillary and pubic hair, primary amenorrhea
Androgen insensitivity syndrome | NO UTERUS
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Normal breast development and a uterus, primary amenorrhea
Prolactin level to R/O pituitary adenoma -Prolactin high: MRI Normal: give progesterone and evaluate same as for secondary amenorrhea
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Side effects OCP
``` Glc intolerance Edema Weight gain Cholithiasis Benign liver adenoma Melasma N/V, HHA HTN ```
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Mammogram vs US when Dx breast mass
Mammo > 30 yrs | US <30 because breast too dense for mammo
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Women post menopause and new breast mass
MUST CONSIDER CANCER
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3 D endometriosis
Dysmenorrhea Dyspareunia Dyschezia
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Location endometriosis
Ovaries Broad or uterosacral ligament Peritoneal surface
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Location endometriosis
Ovaries Broad or uterosacral ligament Peritoneal surface
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Gold standard Dx endometriosis
Lap with visualization
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Benefits HRT
Decreased osteoporosis Reduces hot flashes and GU Sx Decreased risk colorectal Ca
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Benefits HRT
Decreased osteoporosis Reduces hot flashes and GU Sx Decreased risk colorectal Ca
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Absolute CI to HRT
``` Unexplainred vag bleeding Acute liver disease CAD Thromboembolism HX CAD Hx endometrial or breast cancer Pregnancy ```
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If do not have a uterus, which hormone do you not need
Progesterone