Gyn Uworld Flashcards
(108 cards)
what hormone are PCOS deficient in
progesterone
at risk for what with PCOS
endometrial carcinoma from increased estrogens causeing hyperplasia
unnopposed estrogen is increased risk for what
endometrial cancer
common age endometriosis
nulliparous age 25-35
medical Tx endometriosis
NSAIDs and OCPs
If Sx do not improve with NSAIDs and OCPS in endometriosis
next step
laparscopy
because is Dx and therapeutic when biopsying ablating or excising
25 yr old nulligravid
bimaanual shows tenderness in posterior vaginal fornix and decreased uterine mobility
no adenexal masses
thickening of uterosacral ligaments
endometriosis
common complication endometriosis
infertility
aromatase deficiency
rare genetic disorder cannot convert androgens to estrogens virilization XX child cliteromegaly delayed puberty osteoporosis
hormone levels in aromatase deficiency
high FSH and LH with low estrogen
mccune albright
cafe au lait
polyostotic fibrous dysplasia and auronomous endocrine hyperfunction
GnRH independed precocious puberty
kallmans syndrome
hypogonadotropic hypogonadism with anosmia
delayed puberty
low or absent LH and FSH
ruptured ovarian cyst signs
sudden onset severe unilateral lower abdomina pain after activity or sex
signs ovarian torsion
sudden onset severe lower abdominal pain on one side
nausea and vomiting
unilateral tender adenexal mass
enlarged ovary with decreased blood flow
ovarian torsion
best reccommendation for patient to avoid breast cancer
decrease alcohol intake
in postmenopasual women
next step after detecting adenexal mass
transvaginal US and serum CA-125
first steps for abnormal uterine bleeding in premenopausal woman
exclude pregnnancy
CBC coags, tSH
risk factors for endometrial cancer
>45 obesity DM unopposed Estrogen exposure PCOS early menarche/late menopause
why not go to transvaginal US in premenopausal women looking for endometrial strip
because differ in thickness depending on cycle
instead do Bx
older post menopasual patients transvaginal US is better test
when to do endometrial Bx in premenopausal patient
persistent Sx with negative lab results
risk factors for endometrial cancer
physiologic galactorrhea
bilateral and no blood
Sx fibroids
heavy menses with clots
constipation
urinary frequency, pelvic pain and heaviness
enlarged uterus on exam
Sx adenomyosis
dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, menorrhagia and bulky globular tender uterus