CASE 12: OBS & GYNAE Flashcards

1
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What is FSH and its role

A

Follicular stimulating hormone
development of follicles

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2
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What is LH and its role

A

Luteinising hormone
Main role in causing ovulation

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3
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What is oestrogen

A

steroid sex hormone, produced on ovaries

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4
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what is progestrone

A

steroid sex hormone produces by corpus luteum after ovulation
In pregnancy its produced by the placenta.

Fucntion:

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5
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what is menopause?

A

cessation of menstruation due to loss of ovarian follicular activity

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6
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how do you diagnose menopause

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12 months of amenorrhea, and FSH blood test

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7
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what is the placenta

A

organ than connects maternal uterus to foetus and allows for gas exchange, elimation of waste, transfer nutrients and endocrine functions

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8
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what is dysfunctional uterine bleeding?

A

irregularities in the menstrual cycle affecting the frequency, duration and regularity of the cycle length and volume of the menses

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9
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name different types of DUB

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  • *Intermenstural bleeding (IMB) :** bleeding occurring between periods
  • *Post-coital bleeding (PCB):** Bleeding after sexual intercourse unrelated to mensuration
  • *Oligomenorrhoea**: infrequenct periods with cycle length >35 days
  • *Post-menopausal bleeding**: vaginal bleeding occurring during menopause
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10
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what is endometritis

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infection or inflammation of the endometirum which can be post-partum

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11
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abdo pain, fever, uterine tenderness on bimanual, offensive discharge

A

endometritis

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12
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what is endometriosis

A

ectopic endometrial tissue outside the uterus with no underlying cause

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13
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abdo/pelvic pain, deep dyspareunia, dysmenorrhoea, infertility, cyclical bleeding from other sites,

Chocolate cysts on ovaries

A

endometrosis

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14
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management for endometriosis

A
  1. Analgesia (NSAIDS + Paracetamol)
  2. Hormonal: COCP, POP, progesterone injection, Mirena
  3. Surgery: laparoscopic surgery to improve fertility
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15
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what is adenomyosis

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occurs when the tissue that normally lines the uterus (endometrial tissue) grows into the muscular wall of the uterus.

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16
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Leiomyoma

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Fibroids; benign tumours of uterine smooth muscles

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17
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endometrial cancer

A

cancer of the endometrium where 80% are adenocarcinomas and is oestrogen dependent

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18
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what is PCOS

A

Polycystic ovarian syndrome:

multiple ovarian cysts causing metabolic and reproductive problems in women including infertility, oligomenorrhea, hyperandrogenism and insulin reistance

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19
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what is Rotterdam criteria

A

triad for PCOS diagnosis:

Anovulation, hyperandrgoensim, polycystic ovaries on USS

20
Q

what is ectopic pregnancy

A

pregnancy that occurs outside the uterus most commonly in the fallopian tubes

21
Q

what is pre-eclampsia

A

defined by a new onset on hypertension and proteinuria

22
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when does pre-eclampsia occur

A

occurs after 20 weeks gestation or up to 6 weeks following delivery

23
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what is eclampsia

A

is pre-clampsia and a seizure

24
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what causes pre-eclampsia

A

abnormal placenta → vasoconstriction and kidney retain more salt → HYPERTENSION

25
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What is the blood pressure in pre-eclampsia

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>140/ >90

26
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what is blood pressure in severe pre-eclampsia

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>160 / >110

27
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symptoms of pre-eclampsia

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kidneys: oligouria and proteinuria

Eyes (retina): blurred vision, flashing lights, scotoma

Liver: injury & swelling, ⇑liver enzymes, stretches capsule around liver, causing epigastric pain (RUQ pain)

28
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treatment of eclampsia

A

delivery of fetus and placenta (can induce but depends on gestation age)

if preclampsia after labour, then manage symptoms (e.g- supplemntal oxygen)

29
Q

which hormone confirm ovulation

A

progesterone

30
Q

what are small powder burn lesions, and which condiiton is it related to

A

Pouch of Douglas

Endometorisis

31
Q

threatened miscarriage

A

vaginal bleeding

foetal heart seen

cervix os is closed

32
Q

missed miscarriage (delayed miscarriage)

A

dead foetus before 20 weeks without symptoms of expulsion

may/may not have vaginal bleeding

cervix os closed

33
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Inevitable miscarriage

A

Cervix os opened

bleeding

34
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Incomplete miscarriage

A

not all products of conception has been expelled (placenta, etc)

35
Q

complete miscarriage

A

everything has been expelled

36
Q

what antibiotics is given to preganant women with UTI

A

Cephalexin

37
Q

Discharge in Clyhamida

A

yellow and odourless, mucal purulent discharge

38
Q

discharge in gonorrhea

A

green colour

39
Q

trichomoniasis discharge

A

yellow/green, fishy

strawberry cervix

40
Q

bacterial vaginosis presentation

A

fishy, off white, thin discharge

Cause: excessive washing

41
Q

Vaginal candidasis

A

fungal, white/grey cottage cheese

42
Q

Tx for vaginal candidiasis

A

fluconazole

43
Q

Tx for bacterial vaginosis

A

Metronidazole, Clindamycin, Tinidazole

44
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Tx for bacterial vaginosis

A

Metronidazole, Clindamycin, Tinidazole

45
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what is hyperemesis gravidarum

A

severe vomiting and nausea aka morning sickness