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Cervix, Uterus, Ovaries, Vagina Flashcards

1
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When to start pap smear

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Within 3 years of onset of sexual activity

At 21 years old

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How often does a woman need to undergo pap smear?

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Annually until age 30 then every 2-3 years thereafter if negative for 3 consecutive years

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3
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When to discontinue pap smear?

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65-70 years old provided that negative for 3 consecutive years

No abnormal results for the past 10 years, no new sexual partner

Post hysterectomy

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4
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Management of CIN 1 biopsy result

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Repeat cytology at 12 months if previously LSIL

Colposcopy and cytology at 6 months interval for 1 year if previously HSIL

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5
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Evaluation for squamous cell abnormalities in Pap smear

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Colposcopy

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Management of CIN 2,3 biopsy result

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Colposcopy, excision or ablation of transformation zone

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7
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2nd most common cancer among women

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Cervical

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8
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Necessary cause of cervical cancer

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HPV

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9
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Most common type of cervical cancer

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Squamous cell CA

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10
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Squamous cell CA of the cervix arises from what structure

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Ectocervix

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11
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Most common symptom in cervical cancer

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Vaginal bleeding

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12
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Cervical cancer stage where lower 1/3 of the vagina is affected

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Stage 3

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13
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Cervical cancer stage where it extends beyond the uterus

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Stage 2

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14
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Cervical cancer stage where there is bladder or rectal invasion

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Stage 4

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15
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First line combination chemotherapy for cervical cancer

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Cisplatin Paclitaxel

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16
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Single agent chemotherapy for cervical cancer

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Cisplatin

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17
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Treatment for stage 1 cervical cancer if not desirous of pregnancy

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Hysterectomy

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18
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Treatment of cervical cancer from stage 2 onwards

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Chemotherapy

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19
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Treatment for simple endometrial hyperplasia without atypia for premenopausal and post

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OCP x 6 cycles

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20
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Treatment for complex endometrial hyperplasia without atypia for premenopausal and post

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MPA 10-20mg OD x 14 days

UTS and sample endometrium after 3 months:
Normal- MPA x 12 months
Persistent- increase dose x 3 months then repeat biopsy

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21
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Treatment for endometrial hyperplasia with atypia for premenopausal

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If desirous of pregnancy: MPA x 3 months then do biopsy after 3 months

Normal: MPA x 12 months
Persistent: increase dose x 3 months then repeat biopsy, if persistent EHBSO

Not desirous of pregnancy- EHBSO

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22
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Treatment for endometrial hyperplasia with atypia for postmenopausal

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EHBSO

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23
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Most common type of endometrial CA

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Adenocarcinoma

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24
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Stage of endometrial cancer reaching the cervix

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Stage 2

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25
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Stage of endometrial cancer outside the uterus

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Stage 3

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26
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Stage of endometrial cancer reaching the bladder

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Stage 4

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27
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Treatment for endometrial cancer

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EHBSO

Chemotherapy if stage 3

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28
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Most popular theory for endometriosis

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Retrograde menstruation

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29
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Classic symptoms of endometriosis

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Cyclic pelvic pain and infertility

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30
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Classic PE finding in endometriosis

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Fixed retroverted uterus with scarring and tenderness posteriorly

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31
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Definitive treatment for endometriosis

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Hysterectomy

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32
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Medical treatment for endometriosis to induce pseudomenopause

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Danazol-atrophic changes to implants
GnRH agonists like leuprolide
OCP, NSAID
Aromatase inhibitors like letrozole

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33
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Size of the ovaries that may suggest malignancy

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> 8cm

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34
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Most common cause of simple cystic adnexal mass in the reproductive age

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Functional cyst

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35
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Most common cause of complex adnexal mass

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Benign cystic teratoma

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36
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Most common cause of pelvic mass

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Pregnancy

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37
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This type of ovarian cyst can rupture and cause intraperitoneal bleeding

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Corpus luteum cyst

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38
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This ovarian cyst can cause adnexal torsion and massive bleeding

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Theca lutein cyst

39
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Halban triad in a corpus luteum cyst

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Spotting with delayed menses
Unilateral pelvic pain
Small, tender adnexal mass

40
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Functional ovarian cyst that is usually more than 10cm in size, due to prolonged stimulation by HCG, honeycomb appearance and tends to be bilateral

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Theca lutein

41
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Most frequent ovarian epithelial tumor

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Serous cystadenoma

42
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Transitional cell tumor that has similar lining to the urinary bladder

Coffee bean appearing nucleus

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Brenner tumor

43
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Most common neoplasm in prepubertal female

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Benign cystic teratoma

44
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Most common benign solid tumor of the ovary

Whorled pattern on cross section

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Fibroma

45
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Triad of:
Ovarian fibroma
Ascites
Hydrothorax

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Meig syndrome

46
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Tumor markers for epithelial ovarian tumors

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CA 125, CEA

47
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Tumor markers for germ cell ovarian tumors

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AFP
LDH
HCG

48
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Tumor markers for sex cord ovarian tumors

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Estrogen

Testosterone

49
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Stage of ovarian cancer where it spread to the fallopian tube

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Stage 1

50
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Stage of ovarian cancer where it spread to the pelvis

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Stage 2

51
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Stage of ovarian cancer where it spread to the peritoneal surface

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Stage 3

52
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Epithelial ovarian tumor that is associated with DES exposure

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Clear cell

53
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These are cells in clear cell ovarian tumor where the cells contain abundant glycogen

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Hobnail cells

54
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Chemotherapy for epithelial ovarian cancer

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Paclitaxel + carboplatin

55
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Most common ovarian malignancy in women <30 years old

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Germ cell tumor

56
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Tumor marker for dysgerminoma

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LDH

57
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Tumor marker for endodermal sinus/ yolk sac tumor

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AFP

58
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Schiller Duval bodies

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Yolk sac tumor

59
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Tumor marker for immature teratoma

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AFP

60
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Chemotherapy for germ cell and sex cord tumors

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BEC VAC
Bleomycin
Etoposide
Cisplatin

Vincristine
Actinomycin
Cyclophosphamide

61
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Call Exner bodies

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Granulosa cell tumor

62
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Nipple projections in dermoids

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Tubercle of rokitansky

63
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Ovarian tumor that Presents as virilization

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Sertoli leydig

64
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Ovarian tumor with numerous hyaline droplets

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Yolk sac

65
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Presence of thyroid tissue in the ovary

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Struma ovarii

66
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Analogous to seminoma in males

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Dysgerminoma

67
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Ovarian tumor that presents as vaginal bleeding in adults

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Granulosa theca cell tumor

68
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Most common MALIGNANT tumor in patients less than 30 years old

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Dysgerminoma

69
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Eosinophilic bodies surrounded by granulosa cells ovarian tumor

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Granulosa theca tumor

70
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Epithelial vulvar lesions that result from reactive changes to chronic scratching and rubbing

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Lichen simplex chronicus

71
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Multiple shiny flat purple papiles usually on inner aspect of the labia minora, vagina and vestibule

Atrophic inflammatory condition usually seen in postmenopausal

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Lichen planus

72
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Histology:
Liquefaction degeneration at the basal layer

Well defined band like infiltrate below the basal layer

A

Lichen planus

73
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Most common tumor found in the vulva

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Epidermal inclusion cyst

74
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Benign cyst in the vulva due to occlusion of apocrine sweat glands

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Hidradenitis suppurativa

75
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Obstruction cyst in the vulva at 4 and 8 o clock position, usually asymptomatic

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Bartholin duct cyst

76
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Bartholin duct cysts must be biopsied in women this age to rule out carcinoma

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40 years old

77
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Treatment for recurrent bartholin duct cyst

A

Marsupialization

78
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Paraurethral gland cyst is also called

A

Skene’s gland cyst

79
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Dysontogenic cyst that is a remnant of the mesonsphric duct, most commonly found in the anterolateral aspect of the upper part of the vagina

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Gartner’s duct cyst

80
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Most common benign solid tumor of the vulva

A

Fibroma

81
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Permanent epithelialized sac like projection in the anterior bahinal wall

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Urethral diverticulum

82
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3 Ds of urethral diverticulum

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Dysuria
Dyspareunia
Dribbling of urine

83
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Hyperplastic dystrophy of the vulva where there is elongation and widening of the rete ridges which may be confluent

White, firm, cartilaginous lesions with hyperkeratotic changes

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Squamous cell hyperplasia of the vulva

84
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Treatment for vulvar squamous cell hyperplasia

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Topical steroids

85
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Rare intraepitheloal disorder in the vulva that is associated with adenocarcinoma

Reddish eczematoid appearance

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Paget disease of the vulva

86
Q

Most contagious of all STIs

A

Pediculosis

Phthrius pubis

87
Q

Caused by pox virus

Flesh colored dome shaped papules with umbilicated center

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Molluscum contagiosum

88
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Treatment for chancroid

A

Azith

89
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Treatment for lymphogranuloma venereum

A

Doxy

90
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Treatment for donovanosis

A

Azith

91
Q

Most common organisms involved in PID

A

Chlamydia trachomatis

Neisseria gonorrhea

92
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Complication of PID where there are numerous adhesions

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Fitz-Hugh-Curtis

93
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Treatment for Acute PID

A

Ceftriaxone 250mg IM single dose

Plus doxycycline 100mg PO BID x 14 days

Metronidazole 500mg PO BID x 14 days

94
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Anti retro viral therapy for pregnant women

A

Tenofovir
Lamivudine
Efavirenz

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