AAFP OB/GYN Flashcards
Most common pharmacologic cause of galactorrhea?
Other causes
Oral contraceptive
Metoclopramide, methyldopa, coding/morphine, SSRIs/tricyclics/dopamine receptor blockers
Adolescent complaining of dysmenorrhea consisting of heavy periods for seven days with no spotting in between. Appropriate next step?
Naproxen during periods
Most accurate estimate of gestational age in first trimester? Second trimester? Third trimester?
#Crown rump length #Biparietal diameter and femur length #Biparietal diameter, femur length, abdominal circumference
Position to allow for visualization of child’s vagina and cervix without instrumentation?
Knee-chest position
Drug to decrease size of ovarian cysts?
OCP
Patient should remove contraceptive diaphragm within? Why?
24 hours; associated with toxic shock syndrome
Atypical cervical squamous cells divided into what categories?
#Atypical squamous cells of unknown significance #Atypical squamous cells – cannot exclude HSIL
Most reliable clinical symptoms of uterine rupture?
Fetal distress
Pt presents with ASCUS - management?
#Immediate colposcopy #Reflex DNA testing for oncogenic HPV test #Repeat cytology at 4-6 months (if two repeat psychologies are negative, return to routine screenings)
Amsel criteria?
3/4 needed for BV
#pH over 4.5 (most sensitive) #clue cells over 20% (most specific) #Positive Whiff test #Homogenous discharge
Advice to give every patient on flagyl?
May cause disulfiram reaction with alcohol
Recommended treatment for intravaginal genital warts in pregnant women?
Cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen or trichloroacetic acid
Pt most likely to get pregnant if she has sex when?
One day prior to ovulation
When to screen for GBS in pregnant patient?
35-37 weeks gestation
Management for patient with PID and TOA?
#Hospitalization #Cefoxitin IV + doxycycline