OBGYN Flashcards
(241 cards)
when would you NOT treat fibroma w uterine artery embolization
pt wanting to get pregnant in future
key difference between uterine fibroid vs endometrial polyp
fibroid= MC in AA, “lumpy”/irregular/enlarged uterus on palpation
endometrial polyp= not palpable
postmenopausal uterine bleeding
endometrial cancer until proven otherwise
post-coital bleeding
MC presentation of cervical cancer
management of post-op fever
expectant - cytokine-mediated, 48 hours post-op
*after 48 hours: CBC, inspection of wound, full rectovaginal exam
first step in management of suspected domestic abuse
ask open-ended and nonjudgmental questions
once abuse is confirmed, then you can provide them with resources for victims
primary ovarian insufficiency
dx/tx
dx:
menopause (1 year w/o menses) in < 40yo + postmenopause range FSH (>40)
tx:
HRT (estrogen)
*risk of osteopenia/porosis without HRT*
increased risk of (three) with E/P combined hormone therapy
breast cancer
ischemic stroke
myocardial infarction
MCC pituitary adenoma
lactotroph adenoma - hyperprolactinemia
absolute contraindication to vaginal delivery with complete breech
absence of easily accessible OR
permanent treatment for severe uterine prolapse
colpocleisis – vaginal walls sewn together
treatment for cystocele vs rectocele
ant vag wall defect - anterior colporrhaphy
post vag wall defect - posterior colporrhaphy
reinforce/strengthen wall
uterine blood supply
aorta -> ovarian a (w/in suspensory ligament of ovary)
internal iliac a -> uterine a + vaginal a

screening indicated for BRCA-1/-2 positive
@ 25yo
1-2 clinical breast exams q1 year
1 mammogram q1 year
@ 30yo
1 MRI q1 year
2 CA-125 q1 year
**everyone should do self breast exam @ 18yo+
safe anti-HTN in pregnancy (4)
methyldopa
CCB- nifedipine
hydralazine
labetalol
what happens to kidneys during preg
inc GFR (renal protection)
when is ASA indicated in preg
when pt has inc risk of preeclampsia
4 steps of puberty in females in order
thelarche
pubarche
growth spurt
menarche
McCune-albright triad
precocious puberty (before 8yo)
fibrous bone dysplasia
cafe-au-lait spots
acceleration definition
< 32 WGA: 10x10
> 32 WGA: 15x15
what to do next when no accelerations?
fetal scalp stimulation
if acceleration occurs, fetal hypoxia/acidosis are ruled out
first step in managing postmenopausal bleeding ALWAYS
endometrial bx
combination vs estrogen-only hormone replacement
combination= women w/ uterus estro-only= women w/o uterus
scarred skin
chorioretinitis
limb hypoplasia
congenital varicella
< 20 WGA
Horner’s syndrome
cataracts
low birth weight
cortical atrophy
microcephaly
