Women’s Health 2 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Mastalgia treatment in PMS

A

Danazol

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2
Q

Taking oral contraceptive for more than 5 years causes risk of

A

Cervical cancer

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3
Q

Smoking decreases risk of

A

Uterine fibroids

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4
Q

HPV causing cervical cancer

A

16 and 18, 31

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5
Q

If unscheduled bleeding on COC

A

Prescribe COC with higher estrogen

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6
Q

No periods

Ovaries have connective tissue and no follicles

A

Turner syndrome

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7
Q

HRT for women who had hysterectomy

A

Oestrogen alone

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8
Q

Ovarian cyst management

A

5 cm - ultrasound follow-up in four months

More than 7 cm - laparoscopic cystectomy

Aspiration not effective

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9
Q

Uterine myoma treatment

A

GnRH agonist for three months (goserelin)

Then surgery, if many myomas and fertility issues

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10
Q

Clear fluid after hysterectomy

A

Reactional fluid from vagina wall for up to 6 weeks

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11
Q

Oral contraceptive are a protective factor against

A

Ovarian cancer

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12
Q

Contraception for patient with history of DVT

A

Levonorgestrel IUD (progesterone only)

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13
Q

Migraine one day before Menses

A

Menstrual migraine

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14
Q

Ovarian cancer is the most common cause of gynaecological cancer death in Australia

A

Begins in the epithelium

Presents with abdominal mass or ascites

Trans vaginal ultrasound

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15
Q

Uterine prolapse is the weakening of

A

Uterosacral ligament

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16
Q

How to reduce risk of a irregular bleeding

A

Strict daily commitment to take oral contraceptive

17
Q

If on cervical screening there are

low-grade lesions 2 years in a row,

do colposcopy if

A

50+ years
Aboriginal
Overdue screening for two years

Otherwise, another HPV test

18
Q

Contraceptive for epileptic patient

A

Levonorgestrel iud

19
Q

Hormones in menopause

A

Low oestrogen

High FSH and LH

20
Q

Three follicles on ultrasound, however no ovulation means

A

Primary ovarian failure

Early menopause

Inv: high fsh

HRT

21
Q

Treatment for hot flushes in patients with breast cancer history

A

Paroxetine

HRT is contraindicated

22
Q

Contraceptive in epilepsy and hypertension

A

Progesterone only

23
Q

Danazol mechanism of action

A

Acts as an antiestrogen and causes endometrial atrophy

Induces pseudo menopause

24
Q

Dysfunctional uterine bleeding treatment

A

First line tranexamic acid

Danazol
second line endometrial ablation

25
Infertility issue easiest to treat
Polycystic ovarian syndrome = stein-leventhal syndrome
26
Emergency contraception within 48 hours
1. Copper IUCD. 2. Ulipristal acetate. 3. Levonorgestrel
27
Endometrial cancer risk is higher in
Nulliparous women Polycystic ovarian syndrome with chronic anovulation
28
Grey fishy discharge Clue cells KOH test or whiff test positive
Bacterial vaginosis Clindamycin or metronidazole
29
Frothy yellow green discharge
Trichomonas
30
Risk factors for ovarian cancer
Nulliparity Early monarchy Late menopause Obesity