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Female Genital Pathology I Flashcards

1
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metrorrhagia

A

abnormal interval periods - MMR

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2
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menorrhagia

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heavy bleeding

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3
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infertility

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with PID and PCOD

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4
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mass effects

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leiomyoma

ovarian neoplasms

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5
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red plaques of vulva

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dermatitides

extramammary paget

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6
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ovary embryo

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mesoderm germ cells

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7
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fallopian tube embryo

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paired mullerian ducts
-aka paramesonephric

fuse to form fallopian tubes, uterus, upper vagina

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8
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fusion of mullerian ducts

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at urogenital sinus

forms uterus

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9
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wolffian ducts

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aka mesonephric

regress - they are male structure

rests may remain

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10
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all epithelial surfaces

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lined with mesothelial (coelemic) origin

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11
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gartner duct cyst

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remnant of wolffian duct

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12
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sexual abuse

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need trauma and sperm
NOT hymen alone

also - culture for gonorrhea, herpes, etc.

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13
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ovarian serosa

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invaginates into coelomic cavity - becomes covered with this during embryogenesis

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14
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epithelial inclusion cysts

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serosa invaginates into ovary

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15
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didelphys

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two cavities of uterus and double vagina

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16
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bicornuate

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two uterus - failure of fusion of mullerian ducts

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17
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difficulty urinating

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imperforate hymen

fills uterus with blood

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18
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spontaneous abortions

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2nd and 3rd trimesters

occur with congenital anomalies of uterus and vagina

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19
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positions of uterus

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anteverted
retroverted
anteflexed
retroflexed

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20
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covering of vagina and cervix

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squamous mucosa

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21
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mucosa in endocervical canal

22
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maintains position of uterus

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round ligament

23
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clue cells

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gardnerella vaginalis

24
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donovan body

A

klebsiella granulomatous

granuloma inguinale

25
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spirochete

A

syphilis

trepnema pallidum

26
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PID

A

chlamydia trachomatis

27
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koilocyte change

28
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multinucleated giant cell with intracellular inclusion

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herpes

tzanck test

29
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bulbous intranuclear inclusion body

30
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molluscum bodies

A

molluscum contagiosum

31
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trichomonad

A

trichomonas vaginalis

32
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sulphur granules

A

actinomyces israelii

also causes PID

33
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necrotizing granulomas

A

mycobacterium tuberculosis

34
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candida

A

candida albicans

35
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vaginal cuff

A

surrounding cervix

36
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goal of pap smear

A

get both squamous AND glandular cells

37
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location of herpes infection

A

vulva, vagina, cervix

38
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location of molluscum infection

39
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location of HPV infection

A

vulva, vagina, cervix

40
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location of chlamydia trachomatis

A

cervix, corpus, adnexa

41
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location of neisseria gonorrhea

A

vulva, vagina, cervix, corpus, adnexa

42
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location of candida

A

vulva, vagina, cervix

43
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genital herpes subtype

A

HHV-2

latency in neurons

44
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herpes

A

DNA virus - PCR test on sample - IgG serology

45
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phases of herpes

A

ulcer - active

latent - inactive

46
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pain, dysuria, vesicles that erupt

  • lasts 1-3 weeks
  • systemic symptoms
  • recurrence
A

herpes infection

vesicles - with neutrophils

47
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tx of herpes

A

suppression and some symptomatic tx.

48
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herpes complication

A

transmission to neonate at birth

this is most significant one

49
Q

tzanck test

A

herpes
-of vesicle fluid - smear onto glass side

is diagnostic

50
Q

multinuclear giant cell with ground glass intranuclear inclusions

A

herpesvirus

51
Q

neonatal herpes

A

50% born to asymptomatic mothers

skin, eyes, mouth - 70% progress
-to CNS or disseminated

CNS - 50% mortality
disseminated - 85% mortality

52
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tx for neonatal herpes

A

C section - if maternal infection present

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