Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Climacteric definition

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The period of endocrinologic, somatic, and transitory psychologic changes that occur at the time of menopause. Sometimes used interchangeably with perimenopause.

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How is early menopause defined?

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When FMP occurs before age 45

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How is late menopause defined?

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When the FMP occurs after age 54

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What is STRAW+10?

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A 2011 refinement of STRAW (Stages of Reproductive Aging Workshop) which is a system to characterize the last 10-15 years of a woman’s reproductive aging.

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How many stages are in STRAW+10?

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7- five before and two after the final menstrual period

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How are early and late postmenopause defined?

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Early- within 8 years of FMP
Late- anything after 8 years past the FMP

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Induced menopause definition

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The cessation of menses that comes after either surgical removal of both ovaries or iatrogenic ablation of ovarian function (by chemotherapy, pelvic radiation, or other forms of ovarian toxicity).

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Menopause transition definition

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The time before the FMP when the menstrual cycle becomes variable or other menopause-related sx begin. This can be early (7 or more days persistent difference in cycle lengths from previous normal cycle) or late (60+ days of amenorrhea, observed at least one time).

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Natural menopause definition

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The permanent cessation of menses b/o loss of ovarian follicular activity. This can only be determined retrospectively after 12 consecutive months of amenorrhea after the FMP.

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Criteria for perimenopause

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Onset of intermenstrual cycle irregularities (+/-7 days) or other menopause sx.

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When does perimenopause end?

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12 months after menopause which means that it lasts 1 year longer than the menopause transition.

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Age for pre menopause/premature ovarian failure/primary ovarian insufficiency

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Before the age of 40

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13
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What’s the most important staging criteria for reproductive aging?

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Menstrual cycle criteria (p.3)

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14
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List the 4 reproductive stages of STRAW+10

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Early (stage -5), peak (stage -4), and late (stages -3b and -3a)
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15
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In which reproductive stage do women not changes to menstrual cycles?

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Late (stage -3 and particularly -3a)

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