Development 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What in particular should be done when assessing the karyotype in Turner’s?

A

Examination of at least 20 cells

Because of the likelihood of Mosaicism

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How should pubertal induction be done in hypergonadotrophic hypogonadism?

A

Administer small doses of ethanol oestradiol (1/10 dose of COCP)
Initially at night time
Dose increased at 6 monthly intervals until breakthrough vaginal bleeding occurs
At this point, should be started on standard COCP

Long term HRT is required

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3
Q

What emvbryological tissue do the
A) Müllerian ducts
B) Wolffian ducts
Arise from

A

A) Paramesonephric

B) Mesonephric

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4
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At what gestation does sex differentiation occur?

A

Week 7
When the undifferentiated gonad becomes a testis or an ovary

Chromosomes determined at conception

Fetus is identifiable as male or female by 12/40

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5
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What is the treatment of cervical agenesis?

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Traditional treatment: Hysterectomy

New: anastomoses of the uterus to the vagina, which preserves fertility

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6
Q

Women with uterine anomaly, particularly type ______ should undergo imaging of the _____

A

2

Renal tract

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7
Q

For women with Type 2 ASRM uterine anomalies, what % have associated renal malformations?

A

50%

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8
Q

What is the definition of ambiguous genitalia?

A

Genitalia are considered ambiguous when they have an atypical appearance and it is impossible to determine the sex of the baby by inspecting them

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9
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With ambiguous genitalia and hyperpigmentation, what diagnosis should be suspected?

A

CAH

Excessive production of melanocyte-stimulating hormone

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10
Q

What is the risk of gonadal malignancy in CAIS?

A

3%

Gonads can be left in situ until after puberty, and decision made with patient

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What are the differences in the vulval anatomy pre-puberty?

A

Less prominent labia minora

Less oestrogen

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12
Q

What % adolescents will have a hymenal abnormality?

A

3%

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13
Q

What are 5 types of hymenal abnormalities

A
Imperforate
Cribiform
Fimbriated
Hymenal bands
Microperforate
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14
Q

What is the DDx for genital bleeding in childhood?

A
Vulvovaginitis
Foreign body
Genital trauma
Neonatal oestrogen withdrawal bleed
Premature menarche or precocious puberty
Urethral prolapse
UTI
Labial adhesions
Dermopathy
Pinworms with excoriation from scratching
Neoplasm
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15
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What are streak gonads?

A

Reproductive tissue replaced with functionless, fibrous tissue
Atypical development of the gonads in an embryo

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