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1
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what are risk factors of pelvic floor weakness

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  • aging
  • Prior surgery or trauma
  • childbirth
  • obesity, DM, MS, parkinsons
  • meds
  • chronically increased abdominal exam
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what are the fornix’

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the corners of the cervix

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what can weakness of the pelvic floor muscles cause?

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  1. pain
  2. urinary or fecal incontinence
  3. Prolapse of the pelvic organs
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what are important questions to ask in history?

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  • contraception type
  • cervical cytology
  • history of gynecological findings
  • history of gynecological/abdominal procedures
  • screening for intimate partner violence
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5
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what is the average age of menarche

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9-16 yo in the US

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6
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LMP

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last menstual period

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PMP

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prior menstrual period

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8
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How to calculate cycle

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first day of period to first day of period

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9
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what is pain with menses

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Dysmenorrhea

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10
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what f/u questions should be asked if experiencing dysmenorrhea

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  • pain
  • length
  • does it impact ADL
  • associated symptoms
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11
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what causes primary dysmenorrhea

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  • no specific organic cause
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12
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what hormone increase can attribute to Primary dysmenorrhea

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increased prostoglandin production

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13
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what causes secondary dysmenorrhea

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ORGANIC cause
* endometriosis
* adenmyosis
* PID
* Endometrial polyps

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14
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what is emotional and behavioral symptoms such as sleep disturbances, poor concentration, social withdrawl etc in menstruating women?

in regards to period

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Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)

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15
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what are the 3 criterias for diagnosis of PMS

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  1. occur in the 5 days before menses for 3 cycles
  2. resolves within 4 days after menses onsest
  3. interferes with daily activities
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16
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what is amenorrhea

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absense of periods

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17
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what is polymenorrhea

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less than 21 days between menses

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18
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oligomenorrhea

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infrequent bleeding

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19
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menorrhagia

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excessive flow

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20
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metrorrhagia

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intermenstrual bleeding

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21
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postcoital bleeding

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post sex bleeding

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22
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PALM COEIN

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structural: Polyp, Adenomyosis, Leiomyoma, Malignancy

Non-Structural: Coagulopathy, Ovulatory, Endometrial, Iatrogenic, Not classified

causes of abornmal bleeding

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23
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cessation of menses for ___ months is

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menopause

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24
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what age does menopause occur

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between 48-55

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25
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hot flashes, flushing sweating, are what type of symptoms of menopause

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vasomotor symptoms

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26
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what is erratic cyclical bleeding and vasomotor symptoms before menses cease

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perimenopause

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27
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what is bleeding post menopause concerning for

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early sign of cancer

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28
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full term delivery is after what week

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37 weeks

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29
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preterm labor is between what weeks

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20-36 weeks and 6 days

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30
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what is an abortion classified as

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loss of pregnancy before 20 weeks

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31
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what color is healthy discharge

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white

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32
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what can pink vaginal discharge be from

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  • cervical bleeding
  • vaginal irritation
  • implantation
    *
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33
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what can cause gray vaginal discharge

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bacterial vaginosis or trichomoniasis

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34
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what causes yellow/green discharge

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sexually transmitted infection (gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis)

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35
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what caues red vaginal discharge

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  • menstruation
  • cervical infection
  • cervical polp
  • endometrial or cervical cancer
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36
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what is the most common type of acute pain?

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Pelvic inflammatory disease

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37
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History of STIs and recent IUD insertion are red flags for what?

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PID

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38
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what are the three most common causes of acute pelvic pain

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  • PID
  • ruptured ovarian cyst
  • appendicitis
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39
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what is a mild, one sided pelvic pain that lasts longer than a few hours midcycle (from ovulation)

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Mittelshmerz

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40
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what differential diagnoses should always be included for acute pelvic pain

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  • ectopic pregnancy
  • ovarian torsion
  • appendicitis
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41
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what should ALWAYS be ruled out in pts of reproductive age with abdominal pain?

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ectopic pregnancy; use HcG levels or TVUS

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42
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what is pelvic pain that lasts longer than 6 months and doesn’t respond to treatment

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Chronic pelvic pain

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43
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what are the DDx of chronic pelvic pain>

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  • endometriosis
  • adenomyosis
  • myomas (fibroids)
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44
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what are some cervical cancer risk factors?

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  • HPV infection
  • failure to screen
  • smoking
  • multiple partners
  • immunosuppression
  • long term contraception use
  • chlamydia trachomatis coinfection
  • parity
  • prior cervical cancer
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45
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when do you start screening and what is the interval

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21 years
cyctology q3 years or
21-29yo: cytology q3 years and 30-64 yo: cytology + HPV q5 years

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46
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when do you stop screening for cervical cancer

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age 65 + 3 consecutive negative cytology

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47
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pap smear stands for

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papanicolaou test

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48
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what is a procecure where a brush is used to remove cells from the cervix to be check for atypia

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pap smear

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49
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what is a procedure that takes a samples of cervical cells to check for HPV 16 and 18

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hrHPV

50
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what is the 5th leading cause of cancer death in women?

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ovarian cancer

51
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what cancer has no effective screen tests

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ovarian cancer

52
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what can CA-125 indicated

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it can be elevated in women with ovarian cancer but also breast cancer (prostate ect)

53
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what 3 symptoms indicate concern for ovarian cancer in women >50

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  • abdominal distention
  • abdominal bloating
  • urinary frequency
54
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what are the risk factors of ovarian cancer

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  • family history of breast or ovarian
  • BRCA1 or BRCA 2
  • obesity
  • nulliparity
  • post menopausal hormone replacement therapy
55
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what is the most common reported STI in the us right now

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chlamydia trachomatis

56
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what is the mc way to test for STI

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dirty urine sample (doesn’t test for gonorrhea)

57
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what population should have screening of chlamydia, syphilis, hep b, and HIV

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pregnant women (add gonorrhea for at risk women)

58
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for chlamydia, gonorrhea,

when should you test for STIs in women

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sexually active <25 yo and retest 3 months post treatment

59
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when should you screen for syphilis

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asymptomatic adults at increased risk (incarceration or transactional work)

60
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when should you screen for trichomonas

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women receiving care in high prevelance setting (STI clinics, correctional facility)

61
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what are the screening recs for HIV?

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all women 13-64 at least 1x

62
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what are the recommendations for screening for HPV and cervical cancer?

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women 21-29yo q3 years
women 3-65 yo q3 years or q5 year combo with cytology and HPV testing

63
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what are the screening recommendations for HepB

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women at increased risk (more than 2 partners in 6 months)

64
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what are the screening guildelines for Hep C

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all adults over 18 yo

65
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what are the two most common hernias in females

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  1. indirect
  2. direct
  3. femoral
66
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what is tanner stage 1

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prepubertal, no pubic hair

67
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tanner stage 2

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sparse hair growth with minimally pigmented hair, mainly on the labia

68
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what is tanner stage 3

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considerably darker and coarser hair spreading over the mons pubis

69
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what is tanner stage 4

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thick adult-type hair that does not spread to the medial surface of the thighs

70
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what is tanner stage 5

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adult type hair that is distributed on classical inverse triangle

71
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what is the lithotomy position

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  • heels in footrest
  • but exrtending slightly beyond the table
  • thighs flexed, abducted, externally rotated at the hips
  • head supported by a pillow
  • hands on the side or folded on her chest
72
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2 shapes of a speculum

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  1. graves (wider-vaginal prolapse)
  2. Pedersen (for everything else)
73
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what angle should the speculum be at?

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30-45 degree

74
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what should flagellated, motile trichomonads

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Trichomonas on a wet prep

75
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what shows clue cells?

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bacterial vaginosis

76
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what is the name of the vaginal pH testing paper

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litmus paper

77
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what is the normal vaginal pH

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<4.5

78
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what does a pH greater than 4.5 indicated?

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bacterial vaginosis, trichomonas

79
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what method of herpes culture sample is more likely to be a false positive

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swabbing the residual erosions

80
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chandelier sign is a hallmark of

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PID (cervical motion tenderness)

81
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what may cause the uterus to not be palpable

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retroversion or retroflexion of the uterus

82
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what is the average size of a ovary

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3.5cm x 2cm x 1.5cm

83
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when are ovaries not palpable

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within 3-5 years of menopause onset

84
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what can cause adnexal masses?

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  1. tubo ovarian abscess
  2. salpingitis
  3. ectopic pregnancy
  4. PID
  5. malignancy
85
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what are the indicates for rectovaginal examination

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  1. to palpate a retroverted uterus, uterosacral ligament, cul-de-sac
  2. colorectal cancer >45
  3. pelvic pathology
86
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what is a small, firm, round, cystic nodule in the labia

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epidermoid cyst (benign)

87
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what color discharge is associated with epidermoid cyst

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white or yellowish

88
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what is cauliflower-shaped or verrucous lesions

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condyloma acuminatum

89
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what is hyperpigmented, smooth, broad based, flat topped papules?

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condyloma latum

a manifestation of secondary syphilis

90
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what is a firm PAINLESS ulcer

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syphilitic chancre from treponema pallidum

91
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what is localized vesicles followed by PAINFUL ulcer on an erythematous base?

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genital herpes

92
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what is the most common cause of genital herpes

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HSV-1 and HSV-2

93
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what is an ulcerated or raise red vulvar lesion

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carcinoma of the vulva

94
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what is the most common type of carcinoma of the vulva

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squamous cell carcinoma

95
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what is a bulge of the upper 2/3 of the anterior vaginal wall? what causes it?

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cystocele
caused by: bladder prolapse/shifting

96
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what is a bulge of the entire anterior vaginal wall? waht causes it?

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cystourethrocele
bladder and urethra

97
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what is a herniation of the rectum into the posterior wall of the vagina?

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rectocele

98
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what is a small, red, benign tumor at posterior urethral meatus?

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urethral caruncle

mostly in post menopausal women & aysmptomatic

99
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what is a tense, hot, tender gland that has purulent drainage from the ducts?

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acute bartholin gland infection

100
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what is a red swollen RING around the urethral meatus

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prolapse of the urethral mucosa

pre-menarche or post menopausal

101
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what is a nontender, cystic nodule at the edge of the labia

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chronic bartholin gland infection

102
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what is the characteristics of trichomonal vaginitis?

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  1. yellow/green/gray and malodorus discharge
  2. straberry cervix
  3. wet mount prep
  4. pH >4.5
103
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what are characteristics of candidal Vaginitis

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  • white, curdy, thick discsharge
  • reddened vaginal mucosa with white patches of discharge
  • branching hyphae on KOH prep
  • pH <4.5
104
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what are characteristics of bacterial vaginosis

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  1. gray or white, thin discharge
  2. malodorous discharge (fishy)
  3. normal appearance on exam
  4. saline wet mount for clue cells
  5. positive whiff test
  6. pH >4.5
105
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what is a nulliparous os look like

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oval

106
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what does a parous os look like

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slit-like

107
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what is a nabothian cyst

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“retention cyst”
* translucent nodules with no pathologic significance

108
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what are charcteristics of cervical polyps

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benign but may bleed
arises from the endocervical canal

109
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characterstics of mucopurulent cervicitis

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  • purulent yellow discharge
  • from c. trachomatis, n. gonorrhoeae, herpes infections
110
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what can later stages of carcinoma of the cervix look like?

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irregular cauliflower-like growth that may develop

111
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what are characteristics of fetal exposure of DES

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  • columnar epithelium covere most or all of the cervix
  • there is a circular collar or ridge of tissue between the cervix and vagina
112
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what is the tilting backwards of the entire uterus so the cervix faces forward

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retroversion of the uterus
* uterine body can not be felt with abdominal hand

113
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what is the backward angulation of the body of the uterus in relation to the cervix, and the cervix remains in its usual position>

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retroflexion of the uterus and the uterine body can not be felt with abdominal hand

114
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what is first degree uterine prolapse

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cervix falls into the upper part of the vagina

115
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what is 2nd degree uterine prolapse

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cervix is at the vaginal introitus

116
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what is 3rd degree uterine prolapse

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cervix and part of the uterus is outside of the vaginal introitus

117
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what is 4th degree uterine prolapse (procidentia)

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the cervix and all of the uterus falls out of vagina

118
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what type of mass on the ovary is benign, smooth, and compressible

A

ovarian cyst

119
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what is a mass that is firm, and more nodular on the ovary?

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ovarian cancer
experience symptoms of pelvic pain, bloating, abdominal size and uti symptoms

120
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what has a palpable adenexal mass in more the 1/2 of cases

A

ectopic pregnancy

121
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what are clinical features of ectopic pregnancy

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  • abdominal pain
  • adnexal tenderness
  • abnormal uterine bleeding
122
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what may PID develop into

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tubo-ovarian abscess

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