Menstrual Cycle Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Primary amenorrhea

A

No menarche at 15 yrs despite nrml 2nd sexual characteristics

Or

No menarche at 13 plus no 2nd sexual characteristics

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2
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FSH stimulates?

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Granulosa cells to prod progesterone & androstenedione

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3
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FSH inhibition by?

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(Negative feedback) -Inhibin B & estradiol

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4
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In the menstrual cycle LH surge due to?

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Positive feedback (estradiol secreted by maturing follicle)

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5
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Normal menstrual cycle length

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24 - 38 days

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6
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Menses duration and blood loss?

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3-7 days

35 - 50 ml

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7
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Follicular phase?

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Day 1 - 14

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8
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Fate of Graffian follicle

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Corpus Luteum

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9
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Length of Luteal phase

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14-15 days

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10
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Primary dysmenorrhea

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Lower abdominal/before or during menses

Absence of pathological findings

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11
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Primary dysmenorrhea diagnosis?

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Diagnosis of exclusion

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12
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1mry dysmenorrhea treatment?

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  • NSAIDS

- hormonal contraceptives (COCP, IUD w/levonorgestrel)

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13
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Uterine causes of 2ndry dysmenorrhea?

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-PID
-IUD
-Adenomyosis
•Leiomyoma
•Cervical Polyps

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14
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Extrauterine causes of 2ndry dysmenorrhea?

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-ENDOMETRIOSIS
- Adhesions
- functional ovarian cyst
•IBD

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15
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Causes of Primary Amenorrhea

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  • Constitutional Growth delay
  • Hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism
  • Hypergonadotrophic hypohonadism
    •Anatomic anomalies
    •receptor enzyme abnormalities
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16
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Deficient GnRH syndromes

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• Kallmann syndrome (anosmia)
• Prader willi syndrome (hyperphagia)
• Stress/sports eating disorders
-CNS tumors (craniopharyngioma)

17
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Most common cause of 1ry amenorrhea

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Gonadal dysgenesis

  • Turner syndrome 45X0
  • Swyer syndrome
  • 46XY gonadal dysgen
18
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Anatomic anomalies causing 1mry amenorrhea?

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-Mulerian agenesis
- Imperforate Hymen
-Vaginal atresia
•Transverse vaginal Hymen

19
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Receptor enzyme abnormalities causing 1mry amenorrhea?

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  • Complete androgen insensitivity syndrome
  • 5 alpha reductase deficiency
  • Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (17alpha hydrolase deficiency)
20
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Abnormal lab result in primary ovarian insufficiency (hypergonadotrophic)

21
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Lab finding in androgen secreting tumor?

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Elevated dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S)

22
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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia clinical finding?

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High blood pressure

23
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2ndry amenorrhea definition

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Regular cycle: Absent menses for > 3 months

Irregular cycle: Absent menses for > 6 months

24
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Most common cause of 2ndry amenorrhea?

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Medications causing amenorrhea?
* antipsychotics * chemo * OCP
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Pathology of hypothyroid amenorrhea?
dec. T3/T4 — ^TRH — ^Prolactin — dec. GnRH — dec. Estrogen
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Syndromes causing 2ndry amenorrhea?
• Sheehan syndrome (ischemia) • Asherman syndrome • Cushing syndrome - Adrenal insufficiency
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Functional hypothalamic amenorrhea? Etiologies?
Dysfunction in pulsatile secretion of GnRH * excess exercise * reduced calorie intake * stress * Female athlete triad syndrome*
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``` Cause of.. • Menstrual dysfunction • Decreased bone density • Calorie deficit in Athletic adolescent? ```
Female athlete triad syndrome | (dec. Leptin / increased Cortisol)
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Medical tax for prolactinoma? Mechanism of drug?
* Bromocriptine * Cabergoline D2 agonist
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Structural causes of AUB
* Polyps * Adenomyosis * Leiomyomas * Malignancy and hyperplasia
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Non-structural causes of AUB
* Coagulopathies * Ovulation disorders * Endometrial disorders * Iatrogenic * Not otherwise classified
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Chronic AUB definition
Uterine bleed of abnormal frequency, regularity and or volume for > 6 months
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Initial laboratory tests in AUB and reason
•CBC (rule out anemia) •Beta hCG (r/o pregnancy) •PT, PTT (r/o coauglopathy) -TFT’s
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Indications for endometrial biopsy in AUB
* Endometrial thickness >4mm * >45y with freq. heavy/ prolonged bleed * < 45y, freq. heavy/prolonged bleed + risk of endometrial Ca. - Obesity - T2 DM - PCOS - tamoxifen therapy - Lynch syndrome
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Tx of acute AUB | Hemodynamically stable
High dose IV conjugated estrogen Or OCP, progestin, tranexamic acid (2nd line)
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Non surgical tx of ovulatatory bleeding
* OCP’s, progestin * NSAID * Transxamic acid
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Surgical tx options for AUB
* D&C * Endometrial Ablation * Transcatheter uterine artery embolizatiom (first line in AVM) - Hysteroscopy (polyps) - Hysterectomy
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First line tx of PMS
NSAIDS (napronex) | OCP’s