Female Reproductive AND Genital
Problems
EXAM Questions and Answers
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Question:
E&P: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
Inflammatory condition of the pelvic cavity > May involve uterus, fallopian tubes
(salpingitis), ovaries (oophoritis), pelvic peritoneum -- > Often result of untreated
cervicitis > Most commonly caused by sexual transmission (ie, Chlamydia or
Gonococcal) > Usually caused by bacteria, may be from virus, fungus, or parasite >
Other causes: endometrial biopsy, IUD, surgical abortion
Question:
Clinical S&S: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Lower abdominal pain > Vaginal discharge > Fever, chills > Dyspareunia: *painful
intercourse* > Tenderness after menses
Question:
Complications: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Septic Shock > Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome > Ectopic Pregnancy > Infertility >
Chronic Pelvic Pain
, Question:
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome.
Answer:
Occurs when pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) spreads to the liver and causes acute
perihepatitis -- The pt. will present symptoms of pain in their right upper quadrant but
LFTs will be normal
Question:
Collaborative Care: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Broad-spectrum antibiotics (Cefoxitin)
Question:
Endometriosis.
Answer:
Presence of normal endometrial tissue in sites outside of the endometrial cavity > 7%
of women of reproductive age -- Typical client w/ endometriosis: late 20's, early 30's,
white, never had full-term pregnancy -- Etiology not well understood; many theories
Question:
Common Sites for Endometriosis.
Answer:
1. Peritoneum
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Sigmoid Colon
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Uterosacral Ligaments
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Cervix
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Bladder
Problems
EXAM Questions and Answers
Verified Solutions Latest Update
Question:
E&P: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
Inflammatory condition of the pelvic cavity > May involve uterus, fallopian tubes
(salpingitis), ovaries (oophoritis), pelvic peritoneum -- > Often result of untreated
cervicitis > Most commonly caused by sexual transmission (ie, Chlamydia or
Gonococcal) > Usually caused by bacteria, may be from virus, fungus, or parasite >
Other causes: endometrial biopsy, IUD, surgical abortion
Question:
Clinical S&S: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Lower abdominal pain > Vaginal discharge > Fever, chills > Dyspareunia: *painful
intercourse* > Tenderness after menses
Question:
Complications: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Septic Shock > Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome > Ectopic Pregnancy > Infertility >
Chronic Pelvic Pain
, Question:
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome.
Answer:
Occurs when pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) spreads to the liver and causes acute
perihepatitis -- The pt. will present symptoms of pain in their right upper quadrant but
LFTs will be normal
Question:
Collaborative Care: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Answer:
> Broad-spectrum antibiotics (Cefoxitin)
Question:
Endometriosis.
Answer:
Presence of normal endometrial tissue in sites outside of the endometrial cavity > 7%
of women of reproductive age -- Typical client w/ endometriosis: late 20's, early 30's,
white, never had full-term pregnancy -- Etiology not well understood; many theories
Question:
Common Sites for Endometriosis.
Answer:
1. Peritoneum
Question:
Sigmoid Colon
Question:
Uterosacral Ligaments
Question:
Cervix
Question:
Bladder