Reproductive Flashcards
(220 cards)
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When you think of cyclical pain what do you think of?
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Endometriosis
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3 D’s of endometriosis
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Dysmenorrhea
Dyschezia
Dyspareunia
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What does endometriosis often cause in women?
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Infertility
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Uterine characteristics in endometriosis
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Fixed retroverted uterus with decreased mobility
+/- nodules in the rectovaginal septum
5
Q
Test of choice and definitive diagnostic for endometriosis
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TOC = TV U/S = Ground Glass Appearance
Def = Biopsy during laparoscopy
+”powder burn” and chocolate cysts with ovarian cysts+
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Management of endometriosis
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NSAIDS
COCs
Progestin
Danazol
GnRH agonists = leuprolide
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If you want to treat endometriosis and save fertility potential what would you do?
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Laporoscopy with ablation
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What 3 types of fibriods arise from the myometrium
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Submucosal
Intramural
Subserosal
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What are the uterine findings commonly in fibriods
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Firm Nontender irregular shaped.
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What hormone controls uterine fibroids
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Estrogen
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3 sxs that can occur in uterine fibroid ; other wise ASX
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Pelvic pressure / pain
Menorrhagia
Constipation
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What imaging do you use to evaluate submucosa or intramural lesions?
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Infusion sonohysterogram
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What is the surgical management of fibriods that preserves fertility
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Myomectomy
Def = hysterectomy
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When thinking risk for endometrial cancer think
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Increased estrogen exposure
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MC type of endometrial cancer
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Adenocarcinoma
MC GYN malignancy
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How does ovulation effect endometrial cancer?
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If you chronically dont ovulate [PCOS] you are more at risk
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Suspect endometrial cancer if a women presents how?
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Postmenopausal bleeding
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During pelvic U/S endometrial stripe greater than what equals time for more imaging?
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4mm ; get an endometrial biopsy
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What is the med management of endometrial hyperplasia and when would you use it?
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Progestin and only if patient still desires to be pregnant and there is no atypia present—> otherwise hysterectomy
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Describe the 3 types of ovarian cysts
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Follicular
Corpus luteum cyst
Neoplastic = #1 Teratoma ; Endometrioma ; Cystadenoma
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What will ruptured ovarian cyst likely have (4)
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Distention
Unilateral POOP
Fever
Guarding
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What is the ovarian tumor marker
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CA125
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Follicular ovarian cyst U/S findings:
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Unilocular thin walled anechoic
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Corpus luteum cyst pelvic U/S findings
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Diffuse thick walled with peripheral blood flow
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What are the types of physiologic ovarian cysts
Follicular and corpus luteum
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What size ovarian cyst usually requires surgery
Greater 5 cm
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What 2 ligaments are involved in ovarian torsion
Infundibulopelvic and ovarian ligaments
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What is the definitive diagnostic for ovarian torsion and what does it show
Laporoscopy
= enlarged ovary
Absent blood flow
Peripherally displaced follicles
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What is the sign associated with Doppler flow U/S for ovarian torsion
Whirlpool sign = twisting of the vascular pedicle of the enlarged ovary
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Remember that PCOS has increased what?
Insulin resistance with hyperinsuinemia
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Lab findings in PCOS
Incr LH / FSH
Incr estrogen / progesterone
Incr total testosterone
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Pelvic U/S findings in PCOS
Enlarged ovary multiple cysts
String of pearls
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Can PCOS benefit from progestin only therapy
Yes — because PCOS lacks the ability to ovulate which requires progestin ; progestin is often low
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What is the most common ovarian cancer ; common in what age
Epithelial Cell common in age over 50
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What sxs do you think of with ovarian cancer and what risk factors
Abdominal Distention
Bloating
Early satiety
Weight loss
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Virchows node and sister Mary and Joseph node can be present in what pelvic cancer
Ovarian cancer
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Size greater than what is concerning for ovarian malignancy
10cm
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What cervical cancer precursor is the most common etiology
HPV 16 and 18
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What is a common findings in cervical dysplasia / cancer
Post coital bleeding
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Does a woman with total hysterectomy need HPV or Pap testing
NO!
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HPV screening is age what?
21-65
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When can you consider HrHPV[preferred] or co testing every five years
WHAT ELSE?
Age 25 +
Pap test every 3 years ; starting at 21 +
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What is the acetic acid stain for HSIL
Off white dull color
Coarse vascular pattern
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When should a women be referred to colposcopy
Over 25 with LSIL or ASC-H
Over 29 with ASCU-US and +HPV
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Age 21-24 with ASC-US or LSIL
And
Over 29 with HPV + and NILM
Repeat Pap in 1 year
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Age over 29 ASCU-US and negative HPV
Repeat Pap in 3 years
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What level of tissue change requires long term follow up 25 years +
CIN 2 and CIN 3
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CIN2 but desires child bearing treatment
Excisional LEEP
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4 signs of PID
Previous positive NAAT [G/C]
Fever
Muco discharge
ABD Pain /‘/ Postcoital bleeding
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Dont forget to look for what in PID with pelvic U/S
Tubo-ovarian abscess
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Out patient management of PID
Ceftriaxone + Doxy + Metronidazole
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PID + Vibreonous string + Violin string adhesions = What syndrome?
Fitz Hugh Curtis
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Dont forget what in BV
Usuallllllyyyyyy white copious discharge with odor due to increase in amines [FISHY]
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3 of 4 criteria for BV include :
Thin white/gray discharge
Clue cells
pH of vaginal fluid greater than 4.5
Fish after whiff test 10% POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
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FIRST CHOICE for BV management
Metro by mouth BID x 7 days
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2 important risk factors for yeast infection
Diabetes
Recent antibiotic use
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Wet mount for yeast infection shows what
Psuedohyphe or spores
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What would make a yeast infection complicated? (5)
Not infected by C. Albicans
Pregnant
Immune comp = Diabetes
Greater than 3 episodes per year
Severe sxs
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How can you treat complicated yeast infection
Oral FLUCONAZOLE every 72 hours in 3-4 doses
Topical azole 7-14 days
Topical clotrimazole or Miconazole for 7 days if pregnant
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Describe PE for Trichomonaisis
Frothy yellow-green discharge
Malodorous
Strawberry punctuate hemm cervix
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Talk about TRICH treatment
Metro PO is first line ; 7 days
Tinadzole = 2nd
MUST TREAT PARTNER
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Will amines be positive in TRICH?
Yes, bitch!
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PALM COIEN for AUB
Polyp
ADENOMYOSIS
LEIOMYOMA
Malignancy
Coagulopathy
Ovulatory dysfunction
Endometrial
Iatrogenic
NOT CLASSED
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Postcoital bleeding suggests what?
Cervical pathology
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First line imaging for AUB
Pelvic U/S
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What is hormonal vs non hormonal way to treat acute AUB ?
Hormonal = IV estrogen
Non hormonal = TXA ;; intrauterine Tamponade
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3 thins common if no menarche before 15 with secondary sex characteristics
Outflow obstruction
Mullerian agenesis
Androgen sensitivity
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3 etiologies of no menarche by 13 with no sex characteristics
Turner syndrome 45 XO
Illness, anorexia
Athletes
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Dont forget what if your patient presents with amenorrhea
Check for pregnancy
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What is ASHERMAN s syndrome
Intrauterine adhesions with fibrous tissue bands by trauma to the basal layer or INFECTION
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What two heart complications are assoc with Turner’s syndrome
Coarctation of the aorta
And
Bicuspid aortic valves
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Describe Turner’s syndrome 45XO
Low set ears
Wide set nipples
Web Neck
Minimal breast buds
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Amenorrhea with which signs would make me concerned for pregnancy
Chadwicks and Hegars
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What are the results of progesterone challenge in PCOS
Administer progesterone and get a withdrawal bleed, suggesting low levels of progestin
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If there is no withdrawal bleed after progesterone challenge what can you do
Estrogen + progestin challenge
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After estrogen progestin challenge if there is a withdrawal bleed what do you suspect
Primary ovarian failure
HYPOTHALMIC amenorrhea
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After estrogen + progestin test is there is a withdrawal bleed what do you suspect
Primary ovarian failure
HYPOTHALMIC amenorrhea
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If there is no withdrawal bleed after estrogen + progestin testing then what do you suspect?
ASHERMAN syndrome
Cervical stenosis
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Lactational mastitis is most often due to what microbe?
Staph A.
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Periductal non lactational mastitis can occur if patient has what 2 risk factors
Tobacco use
Squamous Metaplasia
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Imaging studies for mastitis are only indicated when?
If patient is not lactating
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What are the PO ABX of choice for mastitis
Dicloxacilin and cephalexin
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MRSA txm think:
Bactrim
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Unilateral fluctuant tender breast mass with fever think ;
Breast Abscess
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U/S results of breast abscess are often
Ill defined borders with septations
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Age most at risk for fibroadenoma
15-35
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Firm round rubbery discrete non tender mobile breast mass is a ;
Fibroadenoma
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What size fibroadenoma usually gets excised
Greater than 5 cm
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What is the effect of E and P on fibrocystic breast changes
E= stimulates the ducts
P= stimulates the stroma
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Describe fibrocystic breast changes
Usually BILATERAL and PAINFUL mobile smooth changes in size.
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Pharm management for fibrocystic breast changes
Danazol
Tamoxifen
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What is the most common type of breast cancer
Infiltration duct carcinoma
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4 important risk factors for breast cancer
Early menarche
Late menopause
Birth of a child after age 35
Nulliparity
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Describe a breast cancer lump
Fixed non tender firm lump with IRREGULAR BOARDERS
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What location on the breast is most concerning for cancer
Upper outer margin
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Hallmark of Paget’s disease
A scaly raw burning lesion that begins on the nipple then spreads to the Areola
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Almost all women with inflammatory breast cancer have what and what is the characteristic sign
LAD
Peau De Orange
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What is the effect on ALP in Breast Cancer
Increased
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What 4 things are often decreased for a mom during pregnancy
Peripheral vascular resistance
And
Blood pressure
And
Esophageal sphincter tone
And
Gastric motility
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When should you expect to hear fetal heart tones
10-12 weeks
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When should you expect to hear fetal heart tones
10-12 weeks
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What is a Chadwick’s and Hegars and when should you expect them?
7 weeks = CHADWICKS = Blue Violet appearance of cervix
12th week = HEGARS = upper uterus enlarged lower part is empty
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Define Naegles Rule
Take LMP + 7 days - 3 months + 1 year = EDD
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What med can cause neural tube defects
Valproate
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What markers are high in Down syndrome for quad screen
Inhibin and HCG
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When do you administer anti D IG
If Rh - negative ; at 28 weeks! // and within 72 hours if hemmorhage
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What is an important test at 35 weeks gestation
GBStrep
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What is the best estimate of age around 20 weeks gestation
Crown rump length
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PROM is defined as
Premature rupture after 37 weeks gestation
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Most common cause of PPROM
Genital tract infection
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What is the color of nitrazine paper for PROM or negative test. Also what can test for PROM
PROM positive = BLUE ; also positive FERN TEST of amniotic fluid
Intact = Orange
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How can you manage PROM if no contraindications to labor or vaginal delivery
Oxytocin
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What two medications can aid in cervical ripening
Misoprostol and PGE2
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What is the benefit of cervical ripening
It helps the cervix soften and thin out so that cervix can be made suitable for delivery within 24 hours
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If the AFI shows olyghydraminos you need to be thinking
PROM // PPROM
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What is the acronym for remembering the different tocolytics
It’s Not My Time
Indomethacin
Nifedipine
Mag Sulfate
Terbutaline
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PROM in less than 34 weeks don’t forget to administer what 2 tings
Antenatal corticosteroids
Magnesium sulfate at less than 32 WEEKS
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PROM over 34 weeks gets what
HOSPITALIZE
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MC of spontanous abortion
Genetic defects not compatible with life
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What 4 abortion types occur specifically in the first 20 weeks
Threatened
Inevitable
Complete
Incomplete
Missed [ALL TYPES]
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Management for Spont abortion
Mifepristone then misoprostol with ion 24 hours
D&C if no improvement = surgery
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Define abruptio placentae ; can cause what kind of bleeding
-Prelabor separation of the implanted placenta from the uterine wall
-Rupture of maternal vessels in decidua basalis
3rd TRI VAG BLEEDING + PAIN + CONTRACTIONS
External Bleed = if lower uterus
Internal Bleed = if superior uterus
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Previas are what
Painless BRIGHT RED BLOOD after 20 weeks gestation ;; placenta down and implanting over the cervical os
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What is the thing to know about previa management
No speculum until after U/S
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3 risk factors for placenta previa
Hypertension
Cocaine
Trauma
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When is it safe to deliver placenta previa
36-37 weeks gestation
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What is the #1 risk factor for ectopic pregnancy
Previous ectopic pregnancy
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What is the preferred therapy for ectopic and what does it do and when given ?
Methotrexate 1mg/kg
Inhibits folic acid metabolism
Gestational sac less than 4cm and Hemodynamically stable
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What is the acronym for HELLP in Preeclampsia
Need greater than 2 in Hemolysis
Hemolysis [Hgb , elevated bilirubin , blood smear weird, low hatpoglobin]
Elevated Liver Enzymes
Low Platelet Count
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What type of surgery is indicated in complicated ectopic pregnancy
Salpingostomy or ectomy
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Definition of chronic HTN in pregnancy
High Bp persists 12 weeks postpartum ;; transient if returns to normal but he 12 th week
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3 monitoring tips for gestational hypertension
Weekly NSTs
Weekly maternal blood pressure measurement
Patient education on signs and sxs
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First line Bp management med
IV Labetalol
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Measurements significant for Proteinuria that you need to know [6]
BP PITC
Bp over 140/90 on 2 occasions 4 hours apart or 160 / 110 confirmed twice
Proteinuria = creatine ration greater than 0.3 ;; serum creatine greater than 1 = kidney insufficiency
Thrombocytopenia = less 100,000K
Impaired liver function
Pulmonary edema
Cerebral disturbance = headaches, convulsions, vision disturbance
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What does mag sulfate do in preeclampsia
Seizure prophylaxis
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How long do you give mag sulfate for pre eclampsia
Continued until 24 hours PP
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When is screening for gestational diabetes
24 to 28 weeks
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Fasting
1 hr
2 hr
3 hr
Glucose in pregnancy testing values?
F = 95
1 hr = 180
2 hr = 155
3hr = 140
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Treatment of choice for medical management of gestational diabetes
Insulin
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What 3 type of insulin do not cross the placenta
Regular
Insulin Lispro
Insulin Aspart
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Physio overview of the menses cycle
Negative feedback
Hypothalamus —> GnRH to Pit Gland
Ovaries receive FSH and LH from Pit Gland
Ovaries secrete E and P which turn off the hypothalamus and pit gland
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Duration of menses that is considered normal
8 days
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MENSTRAUL phase
Day 1-7 ; FSH begins to rise
Follicle begins to form
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Ovulatory phase
7-14 day
Day 14 = LH surge for ovulation
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Luteal phase
14 - 28
Prepare the lining for fertilization
High levels of progesterone
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When should women have had menses
13 no secondary characteristics
Or 15 with secondary sex characteristics
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Amenorrhea with irregular cycles is defined as what time frame
6 months at least
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Common reasons for GnRH production insufficiency : 4
Eating disorders
Weight loss
Excessive exercise
Stress // Idiopathic
[delayed sex character // short stature ]
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Turner’s syndrome
XO
Ovary Dysgenesis
Dropper eyelids
Crowding of teeth
Web neck
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Mullerian dysgenesis think
No uterus or upper 2/3 of vagina BUT has ovaries
; some times missing other body parts
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Androgen insensitivity
XY ; Get Karyotype
Absent menses
Well developed breasts
Little pubic hair
Short depth vagina
[No uterus or ovaries//Atrophic testes internally]
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What is the most common cause of secondary amenorrhea in a young women
Pregnancy
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Ashemranns syndrome is usually due to
Several D &C previously
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Labs normal not pregnant with amenorrhea think what diagnostic
Progesterone challenge
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Regulate menses trying to get pregnant
Dopamine Agonist
Clomid
Elevated prolactin
Referral to specialist
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INTERMENSTRUAL bleeding think what causes
Polyps
Cervical CA
Birth control
Vaginal trauma
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AUB
PALM
Polyp , ADENOMYOSIS , leiyomama , malignancy
COEIN
Coagulopathy , ovulatory dysfunction , endometrial , iatrogenic , Not yet classified
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MC type of polyp
Cervical ; lobular red / pink pop out of the cervix
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ADENOMYOSIS is what
Enlarged uterus
Heavy prolonged periods
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Fibroids is what type of tumor
Smooth muscle
E and P receptors
Heavy and prolonged bleeding
MC : Submucous = deform uterine cavity ; heavy bleeding
Subserous uterus = mishappen ; asymmetrical
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What type of surgery preserves fertility in fibroids
Myomectomy
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Endometrial cancer think
Prolonged estrogen exposure
DIABETES
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Dx for endometrial cancer
Next step
Definitive
Next step = EMBx
Definitive = Endometrial curettage
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Iatrogenic AUB
BC // IUD
Anticoag drugs
TCAs SSRIs
HRT
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MC Molar Preg
Complete = 2 sperms ;
Grape like ; ground glass uterus ; vag bleeding l severe hyperemesis ; large uterus ; no fetal heart rate
TXM = D and C ; OCs for at least 1 year
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AUB with progesterone challenge should do what
Stop the bleeding
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Primary dysmenorrhea causes
Increased prostaglandins
Increased leukotriene levels
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MC cause of secondary dysmenorrhea
Endometriosis
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What is a way to decrease risk of endometriosis
Longer duration of lactation
Higher parity
Regular exercise
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Bimanual exam for endometriosis
Nodularity
Retroverted uterus
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ADE of danazol
Deepening of the voice that may be permanent
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When do PMS sxs occur
Second half of the menses cycle
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PMDD has what two things
Social impairment and prospective charting
5 total sxs from each group of sxs
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Dietary modifications proven for PMS / PMDD
[5]
Small frequent meals
More complex carbs
Fruits and Veggies
More Ca2+
Decrease caffeine , alcohol, tobacco, chocolate , sodium
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Medications 1st line PMS PMDD
Fluoxetine
-NSAIDS-
Non pharmaceuticals : calcium , B6, St Johns wort
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Ovarian cysts in what presentation = MC pathologic
Post menopausal
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Ovarian cysts are commonly
Follicular —> unilateral
Excessive response to NML function
Mobile small firm U/S
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PCOS presents with type of cysts
Bilateral cysts
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PCOS usually has a hx of what
Infertility
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Increased LH/FSH ratio then you think what
Endocrine dysfunction
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String of pearls =
PCOS
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What medication in addition to clomid can increase pregnancy outcomes
Metformin
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RF for ovarian cancer [5]
NULLIPAROUS
Late menopause
Diet in high fat
BRCA1/BRCA2
Family history
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Vague GI sxs with early satiety think
Ovarian cancer
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Ovarian cancer tumor markers ; management and if early stage high risk management ?
CA 125
CEA
Management = total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy
Early stage high risk = chemo / IV or intraperitoneal
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Management for cystic adnexal mass
Functional cysts = may diseasappear
Repeat sonogram in 6 weeks
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Solid adnexal mass management
Laparoscopy
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Ages 21-29 gets what PAP screening
PAP along every 3 years
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30-65 gets what PAP screening
PAP and HPV = every 5 years
PAP alone = every 3 years
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Over 65 years hx of pre cancer = what pap screening
PAP screening Q 3 years // 20 years after dx
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ASCUS vs HSIL management
ASCUS =
Repeat PAP in 1 year or HPV test ; AGE 21-24
HPV test alone = AGE 24-29
HPV + —> Colposcopy ; AGE 30 or older
HSIL =
Colposcopy / Bx
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Histology comes from what
Colposcopy
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CIN 1 do what
CIN 2/3
?
CIN1 = repeat pap in 6-12 months
CIN2/3 = cryotherapy CO2 laser
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Cold knife conization ADE vs. LEEP
Incompetent cervix
LEEP = less likely
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RF for cervical cancer ; MC
HPV 16 and 18
Smoking
Increased sex partners
MC : Sq Cell Cancer
POST COITAL BLEEDING
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Breast feeding warmth and discomfort
S Aureus
Mastitis
—> dicloxacilin
*can lead to abscess* localized PAIN
—> vancomycin
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Painful cyclic bilateral changes in shape or size ? And what treatment?
Fibrocystic breast disease
Vit E / Dec Caffiene // OCPs // Severe = Bromocriptine
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Fibroadenoma
Rubbery solid smooth breast mass
Mobile
MGMT = observe for small // large surgical
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RF for breast carcinoma
Prolonged estrogen
+/- Endometrial cancer
High fat / High BMI
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Painless stony hard unilateral mass
MC : infiltrating ductal carcinoma
Starts as ductal carcinoma [DCIS]
201
pruritic scaly rash on nipple ; ABX/Fungals do not resolve
Pagets Disease
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Stepwise breast cancer Diagnostics
Mammo —> U/S —> Bx
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P and E positive breast cancer can be treated with
HRT
POST menopausal think : Letrozole
Pre menopausal think : Tamoxifen
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Fluid filled cysts =
Bilateral fibrocystic breast changes
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Treatment for prolapse // uterus , rectum , bladder
Cystocele = estrogen therapy
Pessary
Kegel exercises
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Make sure any one starting menopause requesting HRT have no hx of
Cancer , breast cancer, endometrial
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Common pH of candida vaginitis
4.0 - 5.0
208
BV treatment
Metronidazole 7 days
IVag = 5 days [Metro]
Clindamycin IVag = 7 days
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Trichomonas ;
TXM
Protozoa
Metronidazole = single dose
Tinadazole 2 g
Single dose
AVOID ETOH
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Do females with Chlamydia have CMT
YES!
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C/G Test of choice
NAAT
212
Preferred Chlamydia with pregnancy
TXM
Azithromycin x 1 dose
213
Chlamydia txm non pregnant no G
Doxy
MUCOPURULENT DISCHARGE
214
#1 cause of septic arthritis in young , sexually active adults
Gonorrhea : DISSEMINATED INFXN
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Skin lesions for gonorrhea
Maculopapular lesions on the hands//feet
216
Gonorrhea treatment
IM Ceftriaxone
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Genital warts HPV serotype
6 and 11
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Cauliflower like warts on external genitalia think
HPV
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HPV management : for warts
1st Line = podophyllotoxin -topical
Imiquimod
Pregnant = TCA ; acid
Clinician administered : Cryo ; surgical excision ; laser
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Vaccine recommendation for HPV
Girls an Boys
9-26
Rec age : 11-12
Up through age 45.
Dosing = 2 for less than 15 yrs; 3 for over 15 yrs
