repro / womens health (exam 2) Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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what are the 2 primary repro hormones in women?

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estrogen and progesterone

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2
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where are estrogen and progesterone made?

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mostly ovaries, also adrenal cortex

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3
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what are estrogen nd progesterone synthesized by?

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cholesterol

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4
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what are the 3 ovarian estrogens?

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-estradiol
-estrone
-estriol

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5
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when you’re __________, progesterone si secreted by corpus leutem last half of cycle

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not pregnant

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6
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when you’re _____, progesterone maintains pregnancy and prepares for lactation

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pregnant

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7
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days 1-14 of menstrual cycle = ____ phase

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follicular

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8
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days 15-28 of menstrual cycle are the _____ phase

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luteal

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9
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what are extreme PMS symptoms?

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premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)

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10
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what is characterized by chronic pelvis pain and is a common GYN problem

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endometriosis

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11
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what anti-depressants are used for PMS/PMDD

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SSRIs or SNRIs

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12
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what is the first line treatments for PMS/PMDD

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anti-depressants

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13
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what is the second-line therapy for PMS/PMDD

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oral contraceptives (progestins)

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14
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what is the treatment of PMS/PMDD if the symptoms are anxiety / insomnia?

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benzodiazepines (alprazolam)

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15
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what kinds of meds are used to manage symptoms of endometriosis

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-NSAIDS
-hormonal contraceptives
-GnRH agonists

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16
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what is the drug therapy for menopause?

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hormone replacement therapy (estrogen)

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17
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example of hormone replacement estrogen in women

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conjugated estrogen

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18
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pharmacokinetics of conjugated estrogen?

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oral = slow release
patch = avoid first-pass

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19
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what are the actions of estrogens?

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-circulate to target cell (ovary)
-affects primarily the reproductive system

20
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what are uses of estrogens?

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-birth control
-menopause
-replacement therapy
-slow bone loss in osteoporosis
-palliative care for breast cancer / prostate cancer

21
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what are adverse effects of of estrogens?

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-thromboembolic conditions

22
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what are black box warnings of estrogens?

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-cancer
-clots
-dementia

23
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what are contraindications of estrogens?

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-thromboembolic disorders
-CV disease
-tobacco use
-hx. of breast/repro cancer

24
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what is sued to prevent hyperplasia of the endometrial lining

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what is our example progestin?
medroxyprogesterone acetate
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routes of administration for medroxyprogesterone acetate?
oral, IM, topical
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what med acts on endometrial lining to suppress pituitary hormones to inhibit ovulation
progestins
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what med prevents spontaneous uterine contraction
progestins
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what are uses of progestins?
-contraceptives -treat amenorrhea and uterine bleeding -fertility programs -oncology -plan B
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adverse effects of progestins?
-CV comp. -Thromboembolic conditions
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black box warnings of progestins
-pregnancy -CV -thromboembolic -dementia
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contraindications of progestins?
preg/lac CV disease thromboembolic disorder
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nursing implications of estrogens and progestins
-identify high risk women (medical history, vitals, weight, weight, mammo) -patch may be applied weekly or bi-weekly
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education of estrogen and progestins
-monitor weight -smoking cessation -report vaginal bleeding -teach signs of thromboembolism
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why are estrogen-progestin combos used?
smaller doses of both instead on 1 large does decreases symptoms
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example of estrogen-progestin combination drug
conjugated estrogen-medroxyprogesterone
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what are admin routes of est-progestin combos?
PO, IM, implant, IUD
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how does the estrogen part of combo drugs prevent pregnancy?
-inhibit ovulation -suppress FSH/LH -stabilize endometrium
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how does the progestin part of combo drugs prevent pregnancy?
-thin endometrium -slow sperm transport -thicken cervical mucous -suppress LH surge
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uses of estrogen/progestin combos
-contraception -treatment of PMS/PMDD -HRT
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adverse effects of estrogen-progestin combos?
-CV complications -thromboembolic conditions -irregular vag bleeding
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what are black box warnings for estrogen-progestin combos
-smoking -osteoporosis -thromboembolic events
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contraindications of estrogen-progestin combos
-smoking -women older than 35 -hx of thromboembolic probs
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nurse prescribes estrogen replacement therapy to relieve severe menopausal symptoms of hot flashes, which are a result of... -insufficient gonadotropin secretion -vasomotor instability -high estrogen levels -decreased progesterone
vasomotor instability
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after teaching ab warning signs associated with combo hormonal contraception, what statement results in additional education -breakthrough bleeding is sign of uterine abnormality -i should go to ER if i get sudden, severe HA that is not relieved with analgesic -severe leg pain / swelling should immediately be reported -CV probs are most severe adverse effects associated with oral contraceptives
-breakthrough bleeding is sign of uterine abnormality -its an adverse effect