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passmed 03 Flashcards

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dyskaryosis

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cervical screening is HPV positive and shows abnormal changes in cervix

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cryotherapy

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use of extreme cold to destroy cancer cells

cold coagulation

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3
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after cervical intraepithelial neoplasia what is the follow up test date?

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6 months after treatment

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4
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the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle is ?

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always 14 days

serum progesterone 7 days prior to period is elevated this shows ovulation has occure
>30 nmol/l

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5
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menorrhagia first line

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mirena - IUD

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endometrial cancer stage 2 - adenocarcinoma

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total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy

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> 4mm endometrial thickness suggests

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endometrial cancer - hysteroscopy indicated with endometrial biopsy

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8
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what can be the location of an androgen secreting tumour?

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ovary
adrenal glands

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9
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POI

causes?

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idiopathic

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10
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endometriosis and fixed retroverted uterus

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inflammation

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routine cervical screening

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every 5 years if over 50
every 3 years if 25-50

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fibroid degeneration

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uterine fibroids are sensitive to oestrogen and can therfore grow during pregnancy
if growth outstrips blood supply

low grade fever
pain
vomiting

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role of Sex hormone binding globulin

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plasma protein
binds steroid hormones oestrogen
testosterone
dihydrostestosterone

low concentrations increases concentration of unbound biologically active testosterone and dihydrotestosterone > leading ro hyperandrogenism which is associated wiht PCOS

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when is colposcopy indicated when there is no cytological abnormality

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on 3rd successive annual smear whichh is still HrHPV +

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15
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moa of oxybutinin

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anti-muscarinic

treats detrusor muscle over activity

as contraction of detrusor muscle is controled by muscarinic cholinergic receptors

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16
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first line for hyperemesis gravidarum

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antihistamines
promethazine

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17
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stress incontinence management ?

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duloxetine
snri

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18
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whirl pool sign on TVUSS

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ovarian torsion
free pelvic fluid
the fluid is from the transudate from ovarian capsule due to venous and lymphatic obstruction

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differentiating ruptured ovarian cyst from torsion

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acute onset pain / maximal at onset prior hx of cyst

torsion - gradual, progressive pain associated with hx pf sport

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how to assess hyperemesis gravidarum?

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pregnancy unique qauntification of emesis
PUQE

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21
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oral ondansetron during first trimester risk ?

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cleft lip

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22
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what ovarian cysts should be biopsied?

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multi-loculated - complex
high suspicion of ovarian malignancy

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m rules for cysts

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Irregular, solid tumour.
Ascites.
At least 4 papillary structures.
Irregular multilocular solid tumour with largest diameter ≥100 mm.
Very strong blood flow.

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B rules for cysts

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unilocular
presecence of solid components with largest diameter <7 mm
presence of acoustic shadows
smooth multilocular tumour with largest diameter

no blood flow

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25
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benign ovarian cysts can be divided into

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germ cell tumours
epithelial
benign sex cord stromal tumours

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26
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management of adenomyosis

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supportive - tranexamic

GnRH agonists
uterine artery embolistaion
hysterectomy

27
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whiff test

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sample of discharge mixed with potassium hydroxide - if + semlls fishy

+ vaginosis

28
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clue cells

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epithelial cells from the vagina that have loads of bacteria stuck to the surface so the edges look fuzzy

+ in vaginosis
mx - metronidazole

29
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what is the fitz-high-curtis syndrome ?

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hepatic adhesions
> inflammation of the liver capsule

30
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medical management of ectopic

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minimal symptooms
unruptured
serum less than 1500i/L

50mg of methotrexate

31
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what is used in emergency contraception?

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urlipristal

32
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HIV +
and cervical cancer

how often to check?

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increased cervical intra-epithelial neoplasia
risk

why?
decreased immune response and decreased clearance of HPV

annually

33
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which HPV is a risk for cervical?

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34
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risk factors for cervical cancer?

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smoking
human immunodeficiency virus
early first intercourse,
many sexual partners
high parity
lower socioeconomic status
combined oral contraceptive pill*

35
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mechanism of HPV causing cervical cancer?

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hpv produces oncogenes
e6/7

e6 inhibits p53 tumour suppressor gene
E7 inhibits RB suppressor gene

36
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oestrogen effects on endometrium and how does this affect HRT in menopause

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increased risk fo endometrial cancer as oestrogen stimualtes growth of endometrium

= endometrial hyperplasia

37
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persistent unexplained vulval skin lesion

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2 week wait referral

unexplained vaginal lump / ulceration / bleeding

38
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lichen sclerosus management?

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topical corticosteroids

causes patchy itchy white areas

itching and irritation

39
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how does trich present?

how is it investigate
management?

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offensive
yellow-green discharge
strawberry cervix

high vaginal swab

metronidazole

40
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factors making candidiasis more likely?

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DM
antibiotics
steroids
pregnancy

HIV

41
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complete androgen insensitivity

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genitals appear female
but it is 46XY

but body does not respond to testosterone
> sex development of a typical male

x linked

check sex chromosmes
check for genetic change

measure sex hormone levels

42
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partial androgen insensitivity syndrome

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where testosterone has some effect on sex development, so the genitals are often not as expected for boys or girls

enlarged clitoris

partially undescended testes
hypospadia s

43
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gender identity and CAI

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raise as what?

female genitals
no testosterone response
always identify as female gender when they’re older

44
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what is a surgery for symptomatic fibroid in a young female patients

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open myomectomy

s/e : adhesions

45
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features of fibroids?

bulk related symptoms ?

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menorrhagia
> iron deficiency anaemia

lower abdominal pain
bloating
urinary symptoms

subfertility

rare: polycythaemia

46
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when can LNG-IUS not be used in fibroid management?

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distortion of uterine cavity

47
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how can GnRH help in fibroids?

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reduced size of fibroid

48
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pregnant women < 6 weeks with vaginal bleed and no pain?

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manage expectantly

repeat urine pregnancy test after 7-10 days and reture if positive

49
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how doe intended parents become legal parents in surrogacy ?

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Parental Order, provided for in Section 30 of the Human Fertilisation & Embryology Act.

50
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meig’s syndrome?
features?

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benign ovarian tumour
ascites
pleural effusion

51
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ovarian tumours

4 types?

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surface derived
germ cell

sex cord stromal tumours
metastasis

52
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krukenberg tumour?

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metastatses from a GI tumour results in mucin-secreting signet ring cell
adenocarcinoma

53
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sex cord stromal tumour
malignant

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granulosa cell tumour

> produces oestrogen > precocious puberty

or endometrial hyperplasia

contains call-exner bodies

54
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fibroma

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solid tumour consisting of bundles of spindle shaped fibroblasts

assocuated with meigs syndrome

55
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germ cell tumours-

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teratoma

if immature > malignant

contain ectodermal (hair)
mesodermal (bone)
endodermal

56
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dysgerminoma

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associated with turner
secrete hCG, LDH

57
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yolk sac tumour features?

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malignant germ cell tumour
secretes AFP

schiller-duval bodies pathogenomic

58
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choriocarcinoma

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rare tumour that is part of GTD
spread to lungs

59
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laparotomy

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is quicker so used in haemodynamic unstable

60
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hyperemesis gravidarum what has shown to reduce incidience?

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smoking

61
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ovarian tumour associated with development of endometrial hyperplasia?

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granulosa cell tumour

62
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migraine with aura HRT

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topical cyclical

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