Full version Bundle: Women’s Health including Gynecological Disorders, Breast Complications and Diseases

Routine GYN areas of health - ***-cervical, birth control, menses, menopause, infertility -breast -bone -colon Standard cytologic screening tool for cervical CA - ***Papanicolaou smear (pap) What percent of sexually active women have HPV? - ***~80% HPV strains associated with invasive cervical...

What contraceptive is best for breast feeding mini pill oral progesterone A 55-year-old postmenopausal woman presents to the clinic for her annual physical exam. She has a history of estrogen receptor-positive infiltrating ductal carcinoma and is status post lumpectomy and radiation therapy. F...

What are the types of pelvic organ prolapse? - ***- cystocele - uterine prolapse - rectocele what is a common condition involving the pelvic organ? - ***pelvic organ prolapse (POP) what is pelvic organ prolapse? - ***the herniation of the pelvic organs to or beyond the vaginal walls many patien...

what is the pathology of firbocystic disease? - ***results from benign epithelium changes what causes pain of fibrocystic disease? - ***proliferation of normal glandular breast tissue with estrogen stimulating the ductal elements and progesterone stimulating the stroma how does fibrocystic disea...

What is the MC gynecologic malignancy in the US? - ***endometrial cancer What are risk factors for endometrial cancer? - ***HONDA -HTN -obesity -nulliparous -diabetes -advanced age -breast CA -tamoxifen -late menopause -high estrogen levels What decreases the risk for endometrial cancer? ...

What are the components of a routine gyn exam? - ***Cervical Health Breast health Bone health Colon health Menses Birth control Menopause Infertility What is the standard cytologic screening taken for cervical health? - ***Papanicolaou smear (PAP smear) What infection is a factor in the dev...

Menstruation: where is GnRh produced and secreted? Function? - ***-Produced by the hypothalamus - secreted in a pulsatile manner -Stimulates anterior pituitary to secrete FSH/LH which act on two types of cells within the ovaries: theca cells, granulosa cells Menstruation: where is LH produced? ...

What are the components of a routine gyn exam? - ***Cervical Health Breast health Bone health Colon health Menses Birth control Menopause Infertility What is the standard cytologic screening taken for cervical health? - ***Papanicolaou smear (PAP smear) What infection is a factor in the dev...

What is amenorrhea? - ***absence of menstruation Workup for amenorrhea - ***pregnancy test, serum prolactin, FSH, LH, TSH What is primary amenorrhea? - ***Failure of onset of men arch by age 13y (with absence of 2/2 sex characteristics) or age 15y (with 2/2 sex characteristics) What causes + br...

Women Health: Gynecological Infections Questions and Answers for Latest Edition What can cause cervicitis? - ***- gonorrhea - chlamydia - Trichomoniasis - HSV - HPV How to diagnose cervicitis? - ***Cervical friability Purulent cervical exudate Who is at greater risk of gonorrhea? - ***Wome...

CM WOMENS HEALTH EXAM: GYNECOLOGY SHORT QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS Physiology of normal menstrual cycle - ***- flow 2-8 days - Length 21-35 days average BL of normal menstrual cycle - ***- 20-80 mL (10-15 soaked tampons) change of one cell type to another cell type - ***metaplasia - proliferation ...

What is the most common gynecological nonneoplastic epithelial vulvar disorder? Benign, non-inflammatory process Potentially due to Vitamin A deficiency or autoimmune process - ***Lichen Sclerosis! Benign Vulvular Neoplasm! Most common in prepubescents and menopausal females High rate of squ...