exam 2 menstruation related disorders pp Flashcards

1
Q

absence of menses

A

amenorrhea

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2
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prolonged menstrual bleeding (>7 days) or cyclic, heavy bleeding (>80ml per cycle)

A

abnormal uterine bleeding

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3
Q

pelvic pain, cramping

A

dysmenorrhea

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4
Q

physical and emotional symptoms that occur during the week before the cycle

A

PMS

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5
Q

severe symptoms of depression irritability, and stress starting the week before menses and resolves within a few days

A

PMDD

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6
Q

infertility, osteopenia, osteoporosis

A

amenorrhea

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7
Q

iron deficiency anemia

A

abnormal uterine bleeding

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8
Q

increased risk for polyps, endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma

A

anovulatory bleeding

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9
Q

fourfold increases risk for type 2 diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, sleep apnea, dyslipidemia

A

PCOS

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10
Q

interference with school and/or work

A

dysmenorrhea

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11
Q

treatment consideration

A

age
comorbid conditions
desire for fertility

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12
Q

amenorrhea treatment goals

A

ensure normal puberty is occurring
restore normal cycle
preserve bone density
prevent bone loss, improve QOL, restore ovulation

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13
Q

abnormal uterine bleeding treatment goals

A

minimize disruption of QOL
decrease bleeding
prevent or correct iron deficiency
reduce need for surgery

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14
Q

anovulatory bleeding treatment goals

A

stop acute bleeding
restore natural cycle of growth and shedding
prevent osteoporosis and infertility

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15
Q

dysmenorrhea treatment goals

A

reduce pain
improve QOL and missed work/school

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16
Q

PMS/PMDD treatment goals

A

alleviate the presenting symptoms and improve QOL

17
Q

severe and rare ADE of estrogen

A

sever abdominal pain (mesenteric or pelvic vein thrombosis)
chest pain (heart attack or PE)
HA (storke)
eye problems (blood clot in eye)
swelling or leg pain (DVT)

18
Q

estrogen ADE

A

breast enlargement and tenderness
bloating
nausea
GI upset
HA
edema
thromboembolism (risk increases with smoking)

19
Q

progesterone ADE

A

edema
anorexia
depression
insomnia
weight gain or loss
elevated LDL
reduced HDL

20
Q

progestin only ADE

A

HA
irregular bleeding
weight gain
mood changes

21
Q

endometriosis non pharm

A

acupuncture
PT
avoid caffeine, alcohol, smoking
heating pads and hot water bottles on lower back and abdomen
massaging lower back and abdomen
regular exercise

22
Q

GnRH agonists

A

suppress estrogen effects by down regulation go GnRH receptors
leads to medical menopause
reduces endometrial tissue
only use for 6 months
cannot use in pregnancy

23
Q

GnRH antagonist

A

block GnZRH receptors
suppress FSH and LH secretion

24
Q

PMS

A

at least 1 symptom present during the 5 days before menses in the last 3 cycles

25
PMDD
at least 5 symptoms are present for 2 cycles 1 symptom must be: lability, irritability, depressed mood, or anxiety 1 symptom must interfere with work and/or social relationships symptoms must not be an exacerbation of underlying psychiatric disorder