Unit 14: Women's health Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What is most common cause of PID?

A

N Gonorrhea and C trachomatis

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What is diagnostic criteria of PID?

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lower abdominal tenderness, adnexal tenderness, cervical motion tenderness

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3
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What HPV strains are more commonly associated w/ CA?

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6, 18, 31, 33, 35

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4
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What are the least adrenergic progesterones?

A

3rd gen-norgestimate

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5
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What type of pills are best for breakthrough bleeding?

A

monophasic

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6
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What does too much estrogen in OCPs cause?

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heavy bleeding, cystic breasts, GI, bloating

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What does too much progestin cause in OCPs?

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increase appetite, depression, fatigue

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How long does menopause take?

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208 years

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9
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What is median age of menopause onset?

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49-51

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What are non pharmacologic things to do for menopause symptoms?

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decrease ETOH, caffeine, carbs; phyoestrogens; st john’s wort; black cohosh

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What pt’s is progestin effective for in menopause?

A

those w/ intact uterus

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What are absolute contraindications to MHT?

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known breast CA, known endometrial CA, genital bleeding, liver disease, dvt, prego

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What is first, second, line therapy for menopause symptoms?

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1st (with uterus) continuous combined therapy 2nd if unable to tolerate PO can try vaginal, transdermal 3rd: increase dose. If decreased libido, add testosterone

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14
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When does osteoporosis occur?

A

when resorption > remodeling

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what are 3 types of osteoporosis?

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Type I post menopausal: Ages 51-75 due to decreased estrogen-vertebrae and distal femur most common Type II senile >70. Hip, pelvic, vertebra. Type III secondary to other meds or diseases

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16
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what are calcium needs of women depending on age?

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9-19, 1300mg/d 19-50, 1000mg/d, >51 1200mg/d

17
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What are biophosphates? How do they work?

A

alendrenate, risidronate Inhibit bone resorption and increase bone density

18
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What is calcitonin helpful in preventing?

A

decreasing bone loss in spine

19
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What is selective estrogen receptor modulater SERM)

A

Evista-mimics effect of estrogen on bones

20
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How often should DEXA be repeated in pt’s with osteoporosis?

A

every 2 years

21
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What are symptoms of candidiasis?

A

intense pruritis and erythema, thick white discharge, + KOH

22
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What are possible symptoms of bacterial vaginosis?

A

gray discharge, fishy odor

23
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what are symptoms of trichomoniasis?

A

profuse frothy yellow discharge, dysuria

24
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What is treatment for candidiasis?

A

topical azoles-tx 1-3-7 days or oral azoles x 1 dose

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What is tx for bacterial vaginosis?
metronidizole, oral and topical
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what is treatment for trich?
metronidazole 2gm x1 dose
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What is first treatment for candidiasis?
OTC antifungal or PO med x1