Gyn Infections Flashcards

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1st line ttt of AGW in pregnancy and outaide pregnancy

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Outside: podophyllotoxin
In pregnancy: Cryotherapy

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What are low and high risk types of HPV

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Low: 6,11 -> condyloma acuiminata
High: 16,18 -> 70% of cancer Cervix

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3
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Is HPV an indication for CS

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No , doesn’t decrease vertical transmission

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4
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What vaccine to give for HPV

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Gardasil 9

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5
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When to vaccinate against HPV

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Boys and girls 12-13 y (grade 8-9)

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6
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The commonest STI in the UK

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HPV

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7
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Method of transmission of genital HPV

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may be by skin to skin contact, not just penetrative sexual intercourse

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8
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HPV types of genital warts

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6,11

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9
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High risk types HPV that may cause cx cancer

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16, 18 (cause 70% of cases of cancer cx)
31,33, 35, 39
45,51

All high risk types HPV cause 90% of cancer cx

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10
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How do HPV cause cancer

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E6 and E7 gene inactivate tumour suppressor genes, which may lead to
carcinogenic transformation

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11
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Prevelence of chlamydia before 25 y

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5-10%

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Symptoms of chlamydia

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  • asymptomatic 70% f - 50% m
  • vaginal discharge
  • intermens. And postcoital bleeding
  • deep dysparunia
  • dysuria
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Complications of chlamydia

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  • 16% if untreated -> clinical PID
  • 1-20% if untreated-> infertile
  • perihepatitis (sexually acquired reactive arthritis)
  • Reiter syn
  • rectal infection( proctitis - mucopurulent anal discharge)
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14
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Reiter syndrome triad

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Urethritis
Arthritis
Conjunctivitis

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15
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•The incidence of chlamydial infection in pregnant women is

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6%

Antibiotic treatment reduced chlamydia positivity in pregnant women by 90%.

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16
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Neonatal infection by chlamydia

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30% of exposed infant

  • ophthalmia
    -lung infection
  • Nasopharinx and genital infection
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17
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Neonatal infection by chlamydia ttt

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Treated with erythromycin

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18
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Signs of Systemic inflammatory response syndrome

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Temp >38 or <36
HR >90
RR >20
PaCO2 <32
TLC >12 or <4

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How many of the woman with TOA are nulliparous

20
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Most common cause of TOA

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ascending/upper genital tract infection

21
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Mortality rate pf TOA

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10-15% when associated with severe systemic sepsis

22
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Percent of women being treated for proven PID will be diagnosed with a TOA

23
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First line imaging of TOA

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U/S: complex solid/cystic mass. unilateral or bilateral.
Pyosalpinx:
elongated, dilated, fluid-filled mass with partial septae and thick walls.

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What is systemic inflammatory response syndrome SIRS

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Temp>38 or <36
HR >90
RR 20 or PCO2 <32mmhg
WWC >12 or <4

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Difference between SIRS , severe sepsis and septic shock
Severe sepsis: SIRS + lactic acidosis + hypotension Septic shock: Severe sepsis + hypotension (despite adequate fluid resuscitation)
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Causative organism of Gonnorrhea
Nisseria gonnorrhea
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What percent of females with gonnorrhea
50%
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Do gonnorrhea has screening program
No
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What is the best investigation for gonorrhea
NAAT
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Sensitivity of NAAT in chlamydia and gonorrheay
C: 95% G:90%
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Importance of C&S in gonorrhea
Once its +ve, do C&S as resitance to antimicrobial for
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1st line ttt of gonorrhea
Ceftriaxone 1gm IM single dose
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Test of cure after gonorrhea ttt
Symptomatic: 3 d Asymptomatic: 2 w
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When to do test of cure after ttt of gonorrhea
1. Persistent symptoms 2. Pharyngeal infection 3. Ttt other than ceftriaxone 4. Can’t do c&S 5. Pregnancy
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General manifostations of PID
Fatigue Pelvic pain Offensive discharge
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PID by US
Hydrosalpinx - TOA
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TTT OF PID
1. Ceftriaxone 1gm IM single + Docycyclin 100 mg bd + metronidazol 400mg bd for 14 days 2. Ofloxacin + metronidazole for 14 d 3. Mofloxacin 4. Ceftriaxone + azithromycin for 14 d
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When to admit a PID patient
- pregnancy - not certain of diagnosis - severe - TOA - fenale of TTT
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Pid Admission TTT
- IV ceftriaxone 2g daily + Iv doxycycline 100mg bd then - oral doxycyclin 100mg bd 14 d - oral metronidazole 400mg bd 14 d
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TTT of PID in pregnancy
IV Ceftriaxone IV Erythtomycin IV Metronidazole
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Most sensitive test for detection of trichomonas vaginalis
NAAT
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If one partner is affected with chlamydia what is chance that the other partner has the disease
75%
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Dome shaped papules Central umbilication Large DNA virus?
Molluscum contagiosum virus
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Strawberry cervix, what infection?
Trichomonas vaginalis