Gynecology and OB Flashcards

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1
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Ligament of the uterus that provides substantial uterine support

A

Cardinal ligament
Uterosacral

Level I

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2
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Point of reference to compute POP Pelvic Organ Prolapse scoring

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Hymen

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3
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Risk factor associated to 10 fold higher odds of POP

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vaginal birth

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4
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Initial incision to the parietal peritoneum to gain access to the retroperitoneal space

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Round ligament

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5
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Artery that courses through round ligament

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Sampson artery

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6
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Sampson artery is a branch of the

A

uterine artery from internal iliac

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7
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Suspensory ligament of the ovary

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Infundibulopelvic ligament

with ovarian vessels

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Ovarian arteries are direct branch of

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Aorta

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9
Q

R ovarian vein drains to

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IVC

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10
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L ovarian vein drains to

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Lef renal

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Blood vessel in cervix is located at

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3 o clock

9 o clock

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12
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Most common site of cervical dysplasia

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Transformation zone

Old -> new squamocolumnar junction

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13
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Ovarian artery is a branch of

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Aorta

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14
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Uterine artery is a branch of the

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Internal iliac artery

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15
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Water under the bridge

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Uterine artery above ureter

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16
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Ligated to control hemorrhae

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Internal iliac artery

Ovarian artery

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17
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Hyperflexion of the leg in lithotomy injures what nerve

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Femoral nerve

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18
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Hyperflexion of the knee during lithotomy injures the

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Common peroneal nerve

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19
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Most catastrophic bleeding occurs when implantation site is in the

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Intramural segment (anastomosis of ovarian and uterine artery)

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20
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Preferred site to apply occlusive device such as clip for female sterilization

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Isthmus

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21
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Honeycomb pattern

Snowstorm pattern

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Molar pregnancy

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22
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Structures that originate from Mullerian duct

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Fallopian tube
Uterus
Cervix

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23
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Absence/agenesis of Mullerian Duct

Cc: Primary amenorrhea

XX

With vagina upon IE but no cervix, uterus and fallopian tube

With ovary

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Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser Syndrome

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Cervic
Uterus
Fallopian tube

All from Mullerian duct are lined by

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Columnar epithelium

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True conjugate Obstetric conjugate Diagonal conjugate
12 10 11.5 TOD Subtract 1.5 - 2 cm from True conjugate
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End product of follicular phase
Estrogen high
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Aromatization of adrostenedione and testosterone into estrogen and progesterone is made possible by this hormone
Progesterone
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LH surge is caused by
High output estrogen
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Primary oocytes are arrested in this phase of meiosis I?
Prophase I
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End product of luteal phase
Progesterone
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Secondary arrest of primary oocyte happens in what phase of meiosis II
Metaphase
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First histologic indication of progesterone
Subnuclear vacuoles
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Stimulates GnRH
Neuroepinephrine Neuropeptide Y Glutamate
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Inhibitory to GnRH
GABA Beta endorphin CRH dopamine
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Estrogen is secreted by
Dominant follicle of ovary
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Estrogen target organs
Hypothalamus AP Endometrium + feedback growth of endometrium
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Inhibin is secreted by
Dominant follicle of ovary
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Inhibin targets the
Anterior pituitary - feedback to inhibit FSH to promote ovulation
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Progesterone is secreted by
Corpus luteum of ovary Targets endometrium Secretion of glands and hyperplasia
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Clomiphene citrate MOA
Estrogen antagonist for anovulation to stimulate inc FSH
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Letrozole
Aromatase inhibitor that inhibits enzyme that hydrolzes enzyme for aromatization
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Best time to perform UTZ in AUB
Day 4-6 menstruation = 5 mm rules out endometrial carcinoma
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Endometrial biopsy is done if
age >40 years risk factors for endometrial CA failure of medical treatment breast CA patient on tamoxifen with AUB
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Attenuated androgen | Produces hypoestrogenic and hyperandrogenic effect
Danazol
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Level II De Lancey support
Pubocervical fascia anteriorly Rectovaginal fascia posteriorly Levator ani (through tendinous fasciae)
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Level III De Lancey Support
Perineal membrane
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Relaxin is secreted by the
Corpus luteum along with progesterone
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Palpable lateral bulge or soft prominence one of the locations where the uterine tube meets the uterus
Piskacek sign
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Ferning is by the hormone
estrogen
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Response to pregnancy/progesterone by vaginal cells
Navicular cell | Naked cell
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All clotting factors are increased in pregnancy except
XI XIII Inc 50% of fibrinogen
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All CV functions increased except
SVR
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Anemia threshold in pregnancy
First - 11 g/dl Second - 10.5 g/dl Third - 11 g/dl
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Pregnant is more prone to GERD due to laxity because of
Progesterone
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Hyperemesis gravidarum tx
Doxylamine with Pyridoxine
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No pregnancy >20 weeks
Nullipara | But Gravida
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Iron requirement
60 mg/day elemental iron 100 mg ferrous fumarate 150 ng ferrous sulfate