Female G/R overview- Dr. Bishop Flashcards
What are high risk strains of HPV (4)
16, 18, 31, 33
HPV Produces two proteins that are oncogenic: what are they and what do they do
E6- knocks out p53
E7- knocks out Rb
HPV vs HSV: which is oncogenic, what do they have in common
both are latent infections
HPV is oncogenic
What are the 2 Low-risk HPV strains that cuase Condyloma:
6, 11
What is MC reported bacterial infx in the US
chalmydia
5 outcomes of chlamydia infx
pelvic Inlfammatory dz Fitzhugh-Curtis (perihepatitis) early labor Neonatal PNA or neonatalconjunctivitis
What two vaginal infx are treated together and the drugs for each (3 total)
Azithromycin or Doxycycline + ceftriaxone (for Gonorrhea because they co-infect so often)
Which is more often symptomatic and what are the sx? Gonorrhea or CHlamydia?
Gonorrhea: Thick, purulent vaginal discharge
4 waysyou evaluate vaginal discharge
i. Look and smell
ii. pH
iii. Wet mount, KOH prep
PCR for viral detection
What predisposes cervix to HPV infx
The transformation zone
In a Cervical Cancer Screening, what type of cells are you trying to sample
Endocervical
What year do you start PAPs?
21
When start checking HPV in serum
30 or older
when stop PAPs
65 if nothing abnormal
cervial cancer is what ype
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
sx of Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Painless vaginal bleeding
Does Squamous Cell Carcinoma more often locally extend or metastasize? to where? leading to what
locally to bladder–> kidney failure
Risk factor for SqCC (3)
HIV, smoking HPV, 16, 18, 31, 33
What is anovulatory bleeding and what is it due to?
dysfunctional uterine bleeding: continued proliferative phases will lead to build up and sloughing of the endometrium – (no ovulation = no secretory phase becuase no progestersone)
What cuases endometrial hyperplasia
estrogen unopposed by progesterone
Endometrial biopsy is ix for what? why?
All post-menopausal bleeding
higher cell turnover = increased risk for cnacer
Endometrial cancer and hyperplasia are increased by what (1) general risk factor
anything that increases the exposure to estrogen:
more periods, less pregnancy, obesity, etc
Endometrial hyperplasia eventually progresses to what
Endometrail Adenocarcinoma
After ovulation the follicle beomes what
the corpus luteum