OB-Gyn Flashcards

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Flank pain that radiates to groin

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Renal colic (kidney stones)

Dx: US of kidneys & pelvis in pregnant pt

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Ferning (Fern Test)

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+amniotic fluid → Rupture of membranes (detects onset of labor)

  • Occurs due to the presence of sodium chloride in cervical mucus under estrogen effect when the mucus dries on a glass slide. When high levels of estrogen are present, just before ovulation, the cervical mucus forms fern-like patterns due to crystallization of sodium chloride on mucus fibers. Also known as “arborization”.
  • Disappearance of ferning suggests ovulation (when progesterone is dominant hormone)
  • Persistence of ferning throughout menstrual cycle suggests anovulation
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Anterior vaginal wall tenderness

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Bladder pain syndrome

(+urinary Sx)

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Postcoital bleeding/spotting

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Cervical carcinoma

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Chronic pelvic pain + uniformly enlarged boggy uterus + HMB (heavy menstrual bleeding)

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Adenomyosis

(trapped endometrial glands in myometrium)

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Tenderness in posterior cul-de-sac

(Pouch of Douglas; between uterus & colon)

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Endometriosis

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Atypical glandular cells on Pap

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Endometrial biopsy indication

  • +colposcopy
  • +endocervical curettage
  • to r/o cervical or endometrial adenocarcinoma
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PCOS ovulation induction if wt loss fails

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Letrozole > Clomiphene citrate

  • Letrozole = nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor
  • Better fertility outcomes & fewer heterotrophic pregnancies compared to clomiphene
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PCOS first line Tx

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Wt loss

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PCOS menstrual regulation Tx

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OCPs

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Failure of follicle maturation

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PCOS

MOA: High adipose tissue → High peripheral androgen conversion → Persistently elevated estrone → Inhibitory feedback to hypothalamus → FSH suppression (+lack of LH surge) →Failure of follicle maturation → Infertility

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Word catheter placement

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for Bartholin gland cysts

  • following I&D to allow for continued drainage & reepithelialization of a tract for future drainage
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Contraindicated in migraine w/ aura

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OCPs

(Estrogen-containing medications)

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FSH in menopause

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Elevated

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Dx of PMS

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Symptom diary of luteal phase symptoms

(2 weeks before menses until menses)

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PMS Tx

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SSRIs

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Eczematous/ulcerating, itchy rash localized to nipple

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Paget disease of the breast → Underlying adenocarcinoma

(thought to be caused by migation of neoplastic cells through the mammary ducts to the nipple surface)

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UL bloody nipple discharge w/o lesions (clear breast)

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Breast papilloma

  • When a single tumor grows in a large milk duct, it’s called a solitary intraductal papilloma
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Breast binding/tight bras are NOT RECOMMENDED for lactation suppression due to

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Risk of mastitis, plugged ducts, increased pain, & inadvertent nipple stimulation

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Failed induced progesterone withdrawal bleed

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Asherman syndrome

(intrauterine adhesions)

  • Secondary amenorrhea from previous uterine instrumentation or infection
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Mittelschmerz

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UL abd pain w/ ovulation in young women

(Day 10-14)

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Clear, elastic, thin (uncooked egg white in appearance) cervical mucus secretion at cervical os

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Corresponds to LH surge, indicating ovulation

(occurs just prior to ovulation & used to time intercourse in couples trying to conceive)

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Erythematous breast + dimpling or pitting

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Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma

  • Order mammography, US, & tissue biopsy
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Chemotherapy + amenorrhea

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Ovarian failure

  • Decreased Estrogen (due to loss of estrogen production from follicular granulosa cells)
  • Elevated FSH & LH
  • Normal PRL & TSH
  • Hypergonadotropic hypogonadism (primary ovarian insufficiency)
  • Tx: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
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Theca cells & granulosa cells produce:
* Theca: **Androstenedione** (estradiol precursor) * Granulosa: **Estradiol** (conversion from aromatase) * Estradiol is later converted to _estrogen_, which is released from follicle during follicular phase; * Estrogen peaks at end of follicular phase causing LH surge * Progesterone is released from corpus luteum * Progesterone is elevated during luteal phase (following ovulation) * Hypothalamus (GnRH) → Anterior Pituitary (LH/FSH) → Ovary (theca/granulosa cells) → androstenedione, estrogen, progesterone (LH) * Males: * LH → Leydig → T → inhibits hypothalamus & AP * FSH → Sertoli → Inhibin → inhibits AP
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PID can lead to this presentation w/ RUQ pain
**Perihepatitis** | (Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome)
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Sharp or stabbing pain w/ intercourse
**Ovarian cyst (ruptured)**
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Natural form of contraception for first 6 months postpartum
Elevated prolactin for lactation (production, not ejection) * PRL inhibits GnRH → decreased LH/FSH → Anovulation
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Heterosalpingogram
Visualization of uterus/fallopian tubes **to investigate infertility**
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Endometriosis _after failing NSAIDs & OCPs_
**Diagnostic laparoscopy**
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Most common reason for female infertility
**Endometriosis** (~25%)
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Pts w/ endometriosis are at an increased risk for
**Infertility** (most common reason for female infertility; ~25%)
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Adnexal mass w/o doppler flow
**Ovarian torsion** (Adnexal torsion) * Dx: Ultrasound * Tx: **Laparoscopy** (cystectomy & detorsion)
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Cervical lesion
"the answer is always **colposcopy**"
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Proliferation of SM cells within the myometrium, irregular uterine enlargement, & chronic anemia/AUB (abnormal uterine bleeding)
**Leiomyomata uteri** | (fibroids)
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Uniformly enlarged uterus
**Adenomyosis** (proliferation of endometrial glands inside the uterine myometrium)
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Irregularly enlarged uterus
**Fibroids**
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Simple, small, thin-walled cyst
**Follicular ovarian cyst**
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Adnexal mass w/ hyperechoic nodules, calcifications
**Cystic teratoma** (non-seminomatous **dermoid** ovarian cyst) * Elevated B-hCG, Elevated AFP
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Stress incontinence is associated with
**Urethral hypermobility** Tx: * Kegels * Urethral sling surgery * Pseudoephedrine (alpha-adrenergic) * **S**UO **P**OB
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Urge incontinence Tx
* **Oxybutynin** (antimuscarinic) and/or * **Tamsulosin** (alpha-blocker)
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Overflow incontinence Tx
**Bethanechol** (cholinergic) "Bethany call me to stimulate your bowels and bladder"
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HTN + Proteinuria in pregnant pt
**Preeclampsia** * +seizures = Eclampsia * Tx: * **Delivery** * **Magnesium** for Sz PPX * **Antihypertensive** management
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Hemolysis, elevated LFTs, thrombocytopenia in pregnant pt
**HELLP Syndrome** (severe pre-eclampsia) * Tx: * **Delivery** * **Magnesium** for Sz PPX * Antihypertensive management
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UL bloody nipple discharge w/o mass
**Intraductal Papilloma**
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Ovarian mass + thick septations + ascites
**Epithelial ovarian cancer** (from abnormal proliferation of tubal epithelium or ovarian epithelium)
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**CA-125** is used to detect **epithelial ovarian cancer**, particularly in:
**Postmenopausal women** Also elevated in: * Leiomyomata * Endometriosis
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Diminished ovarian reserve in women begins at
\>35yo
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Uterine synechiae
**Asherman syndrome** | (synechiae = adhesions)
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Urethral hypermobility
**Stress Incontinence** * Kegels * Urethral sling surgery (long-term) * Pseudoephedrine (alpha-adrenergic)
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High-risk HPV
16 & 18 | (cervical cancer)
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Non-high risk strains of HPV
**6** & **11** (Condylomata acuminata--genital warts) * Tx: Trichloroacetic acid or surgical removal
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Tamoxifen (SERM) is contraindicated if
**h/o VTE**
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Tamoxifen (SERM) can cause
**Endometrial carcinoma**
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Antiestrogens/Estrogen antagonists (SERMs) are indicated in (Tamoxifen, raloxifene, clomiphene citrate)
**ER+ breast cancer** * ADE: Vaginal dryness, decreased libido * Tamoxifen can lead to endometrial cancer * Clomiphene is Tx for PCOS infertility
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PPROM Tx (preterm premature rupture of membranes; \<37 wks)
Abx + Steroids + Delivery @ 34 weeks
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Pregnant pt w/ short cervix on TVUS or h/o preterm birth
**Vaginal progesterone** (to maintain uterine quiescence & protect amniotic membranes against premature rupture) * If short cervix AND h/o preterm birth = **Cerclage**
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Short cervix on TVUS *_and_* h/o preterm birth
**Cerclage** (if only one, then vaginal progesterone)
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PPH \<24 hours | (postpartum hemorrhage)
**Uterine atony** Tx: * **Uterine massage** * **Oxytocin** (uterotonic; induces uterine contraction in PPH) * Methylergonovine
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Carboprost (Hemabate), uterotonic in PPH, is contraindicated in
**Asthma pts**
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* Oxytocin * Methylergonovine (contra in HTN) * Carboprost (contra in Asthma) * Misoprostol
**Uterotonics** (Tx for PPH to induce uterine contraction)
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Breastfeeding contraindications | (**TB**/**HHV**/**CSG**)
* Active **T**B * Maternal **H**IV * **H**erpetic breast lesions * **V**aricella (active) * **C**hemotherapy/Radiation * Active **S**ubstance abuse * Infantile **G**alactosemia
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Baseline OB intake labs (first visit)
CBC, A1C, Rubella, Depression screen
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Ovarian neoplasm risk factors
* Nulliparity * FHx * BRCA1 or BRCA2 * Early menarche * Late menopause * White * Increasing age * Residence in North America or Northern Europe
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Ovarian cancer protection w/ OCP use
Five years cumulative use decreases lifetime risk by 1/2
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Vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy
MMR & Varicella
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Thyroid levels in pregnancy
Total T3, T4, TBG all increase during pregnancy (increase levothyroxine dose during pregnancy)
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Appropriate gestational weight gain
**25-35 lbs** if normal weight * If _underweight_: 28-40 lbs * If _overweight_: 15-25 lbs * If _obese_: 11-20 lbs
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Valproic acid teratogenic effect
**Neural tube defects** * Elevated AFP on 20-week quad screen (ABEI: AFP, Beta-hCG, Estriol, Inhibin A)
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T1DM teratogenic effects
Structural anomalies | (CV, neural tube)
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Amniocentesis
US-guided diagnostic test for karytotype & DNA microarray testing if any pregnancy screen is positive (_\>_15 weeks)
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Low PAPP-A (pregnancy-associated plasma protein A) on first trimester screen
**Aneuploidy** * +thicker NT
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Risk of IUGR is elevated in
Pre-existing diabetes, but not GDM
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Most common form of inherited mental retardation
**Fragile X syndrome** | (AD Macroorchidism)
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Most likely cause of elevated MSAFP
**Underestimation of GA** | (5% are NTD)
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Ibuprofen in pregnancy
Can only be taken **until 32 weeks of gestation** (due to risk of PDA closure)
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Irregular contractions
**Braxton-Hicks contractions** | (begin at ~20 weeks, but varies)
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Indications for prophylactic GBS Tx in unknown GBS status
1. Hx of GBS-infected delivery 2. Pre-term labor 3. PROM _\>_ 18 hours 4. Intrapartum fever (_\>_38.0) 5. GBS+ during pregnancy (Intrapartum NAAT+) ## Footnote *If no indications for GBS PPX, recto-vaginal culture at 35-37 weeks*
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PROM risk factors
1. H/o PROM 2. Genital tract infection (e.g. BV) 3. Shortened cervical length (\<22mm) 4. **Smoking**
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First stage of labor (latent + active)
* Latent labor: 0-6cm * Active labor: 6-10cm
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Second stage of labor
**Delivery** (from when cervix is completely open to full delivery of baby)
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Third stage of labor
Placenta
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Umbilical cord prolapse
Elevate fetal head + CSx
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Meconium-stained fluid + depressed infant
Intubate trachea, then suction meconium & other aspirated material from beneath the glottis immediately after delivery
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IUGR + hypoglycemia at birth
Maternal T1DM
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Fetal tachycardia + minimal variability
Septic infant (chorioamnionitis) | (pale, lethargic, febrile)
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HIV + Birth: Protocol?
Start AZT on infant immediately
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Postpartum Blues
Up to 2 weeks
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PP-depression
2 weeks to 6mo + ambivalence toward newborn
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Severe nipple pain
Candida
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Decreases ovarian cancer
* Breastfeeding * OCPs
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Milk production vs. Milk ejection
* Milk production = Prolactin * Milk ejection = Oxytocin
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Female breast duct apparatus development during puberty
**Insulin** & **Cortisol** (steroid)
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Tx for early ectopic pregnancy
Methotrexate (\<4 cm)
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Hypovolemia + Peritoneal + Positive UPT
**Ruptured ectopic pregnancy** | (Laparoscopy)
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B-hCG doubles every 48 hours until
48d gestation
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Stimulated by suckling
**Oxytocin** | (milk ejection)
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No IUP on US + B-hCG over discriminatory zone
**Ectopic Diagnosis** * Discriminatory zone = **2000**; the level at which an IUP should be seen on US
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B-hCG levels not rising fast enough w/ pregnancy (doubles every 2d until 48d GA)
Ectopic pregnancy
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B-hCG levels do not fall following diagnostic dilation & curettage (D&C)
**Ectopic pregnancy**
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Most common aberration leading to SAB
**Trisomy 16** (14% of chromosomally abnormal abortions)
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Prolonged Russell viper venom time (**dRVVT**)
**APLS** (Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome) * +recurrent pregnancy loss * +h/o VTE * Tx: **Aspirin + Heparin**
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Medical abortion (mifepristone) is associated with a ___ blood loss than surgical abortion
Higher blood loss
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Mifepristone can be offered in up to __ weeks GA
**49 days (7 weeks)** * Vacuum aspiration up to 8w GA
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Thin, gray homogenous vaginal d/c
Bacterial Vaginosis * +positive whiff test (w/ potassium hydroxide) * +clue cells * +pH \>4.5 * Tx: MNZ
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Itchy vag + thick, white d/c + pH \<4
Candidiasis
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Lacy, reticulated labial/perineal pattern + remissions/flares of inflammatory mucocutaneous eruptions of _vulva_, _skin_, _scalp_ (alopecia), _nails_, & **_gums_**
**Lichen planus**
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Itch-scratch-itch cycle w/ normal vaginal pH
**Lichen simplex chronicus**
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"Cold" or malaise symptoms followed by pruritus/pain
**Primary HSV-1 infection**
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Low pelvic pain, urinary urgency, hematuria, no d/c
**UTI**
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HBV exposure treatment (HBsAg positive)
**HBIG** + **HBV vaccine series**
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GC/CT Tx
**CTX** + [**Azithromycin** or **Doxycyline**] ## Footnote *No doxy if pregnant*
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Order of maturation
**Thelarche** \> **Adrenarche** \> **Growth** **spurt** \> **Menarche** * Thelarche = breast/areolar development (**10yo**) * Adrenarche = onset of axillary/pubic hair growth (**pubarche**) * Menarche = onset of menses (**12.7yo; \> 85 lbs**) * Coitarche = age of first intercourse
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Q-tip test straining angle \> 30 degrees
**Urethral hypermobility** (Genuine Stress Incontinence) * Surgical Tx: * **Retropubic Urethropexy** (surgically attaching slings to Cooper's ligament--retropubic to urethra) to provide tension on urethra) * **Urethral bulking procedure** (collagen injections into external bladder to compress lumen) if 2/2 intrinsic sphincteric deficiency w/o urethral hypermobility
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Cystometrogram
Bladder scan
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Least invasive tx for pelvic prolapse
**Pessary fitting**
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Nodularity along back of the uterus along the uterosacral ligaments
**Endometriosis**
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Chocolate cyst
Endometrioma (Complex ovarian cyst) * Functional hemorrhagic cyst = shorter duration
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Endometriosis first line Tx
**NSAIDs** + **OCPs** * 2nd-line Tx: *GnRH agonist* (e.g. leuprolide) * If still refractory: *Diagnostic laparoscopy* * First-line surgical Tx: *Laser ablation* * Definitive Tx: *Hysterectomy w/ BSO*
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Sudden onset pain + nausea + cyst on abd/pelvic US
**Ovarian torsion** | (pain + nausea + cyst = torsion)
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Tx of mastitis
**Penicillins** | (most commonly staph aureus)
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CIN III
**LEEP** * CIN I = LSIL (low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion) = No Tx | (becuase not invasive cervical cancer)
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Acetowhite
Staining done during colposcopy to detect areas of high-grade lesions
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PCOS increases the risk of these cancers
**Endometrial** & **ovarian** | (due to chronic unopposed estrogen)
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PP hair loss due to high levels of estrogen is highest at
3mo PP
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AUB (Abnormal Uterine Bleeding) mnemonic
**PALM-COEIN** (Structural-Nonstructural) * **P**olyp * **A**denomyosis * **L**eiomyoma * **M**alignancy and hyperplasia * **C**oagulopathy * **O**vulatory dysfunction * **E**ndometrial * **I**atrogenic * **N**ot yet classified
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Normal endometrial stripe thickness
\< 4mm
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Thickened endometrial stripe
\> 4mm * Endometrial cancer * Normal aging * Tamoxifen
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Age range of premature ovarian failure
\<35yo
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HRT for osteoporosis is contraindicated in
CVD * Tx: **Vit D**, 1200mg **Calcium**, **Bisphosphonates** * ​Bisphosphonates inhibit bone resorption, preserving bone integrity
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Imipramine (TCA) can cause
**Hyperprolactinemia**
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Tx for PMDD (severe PMS; PMS refractory to OCPs or SSRIs)
BL oophorectomy
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Nosebleeds during pregnancy
**Pyogenic granulomas** "Pregnancy tumors" (vascular lesions on anterior nasal septum common in pregnant women; hormonal)
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PPROM Tx
**Ampicillin** + **Erythromycin** to prolong labor
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Normal FHT
110-170
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Low amniotic fluid glucose
Intraamniotic infection
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Positive phosphatidylglycerol in vaginal fluid
Indicator of lung maturity | (or: 34w GA)
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HTN Tx in pregnancy
**H**ypertensive **M**oms **L**ove **N**ifedipine * Hydralazine * Methyldopa * Labetalol * Nifedipine
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Mammography Screening
**Every 2 years for women age 50-74**