Female Repro I Flashcards

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What structures does the pelvic peritoneum cover?

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the uterus, bladder, fallopian tubes, and rectosigmoid colon

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What are ‘powder burns’?

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Suface affeted by endometriosis that has a brown discoloration which can fom cysts up to 15cm in diameter which containe chocolate cysts

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Where is clear cell carcinoma typically seen?

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anterior wall of upper third of vagina. Clear cell is due to the abundant glycogen.

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How does a urethral caruncle present macro and microscopically?

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Macro: mass 1-2cm near urethral meatus polypoid, inflammatoroyand ulcerated
Micro: Inflamed granulation tissue and ulceration and hyperplasio of transitional cell or squamous epithelium.

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What epithelium do serous epithelial tumor of the ovary resemble?

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epithelium of the fallopian tubes

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What epithelium do mucinous epithelial tumor of the ovary resemble?

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mucinous tumor hat mimic the mucosa of the endocervix

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what are the charactersitics of a Paget cell?

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clear, vacuolated cytoplasm that contains glycosaminoglycans

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What autoimmunde diseases are associated with LIchen sclerosis?

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Vitiligo, Perniocious anemia, and thyroiditis

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Histologically, how does lichen sclerosis present?

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hyperkeratitis, absence of rete ridges, a homogeneous, accellular zone in the upper dermis

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The median time of the first detection of HPV is?

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3 months

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What kind of cells are seen in HPV infection?

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Vacuolated cells-koilocytes

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What organisms causes Lymphogranuloma enereum?

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C. trachomatis

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What does Garnerella vaginalis cause?

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nonspecific vaginitis

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What are the three stages of Lymphogranuloma venereum?

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  1. painelss vesicle at site of inoculation 2. b/l enlarged inguinal lymph nodes that may rupture and form suppurative fistulas
  2. lymphatic obstruction that leads to genital elephantiasis and rectal strictures
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How do endometrial stromal sarcomas present microscopically?

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They show a vascular supporting framework with neoplastic cells concentrically arranged around a blood vessel

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How does the core of an endometrial polyp appear microscopically?

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endometrial gland (often cystic and dilated)
endometrial stroma (fibrous)
blood vessels (thick-walled, dilated, coiled)
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How does Adenomyosis appear microscopically?

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Displaced endometrial glands (proliferative to inactive) and stroma (varying degrees of fibrosis) are located in the myometrium.

18
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Why are nulliparous women more at risk for surface epithelial tumors?

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Research suggests that common epithelial neoplasms are related to repeated disruption and repair of the epithelial surface during normal cyclic ovulation. pregnant woman have had ovulation depressed.

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What are Call-Exner bodies?

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microscopical granulosa cell tumors that display haphazard orientation oft he nuclei about a central degenerative space.

20
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Describe the appearance of Dysgerminomas

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Uniform cell types with clear glycogen-filled cytoplasm and irregularly flattened central nuclei. They resemble oocytes. Fibrous septa traverse the tumor.

21
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Dysgerminoma is analogous to what male tumor?

22
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What is the most common vulvar neoplasm that VIN is the origin of?

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squamous cell carcinoma of the vulva

23
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Which nodes do the sq. cell carcinoma of vulva metastasize to? body regions?

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superficial then deep inguinal nodes, pelvic nodes, femoral nodes

skin ,vagina, rectum

24
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What organs would be first be affected by choriocarcinoma metastasis?

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Lungs and Brain

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What does abrupto placentiae refer to?
retroplacental hemorrhage in absence of clinical hemmorrhage
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What are the most common infectious agents associated with Bartholin gland cysts?
It was fomerly associated with gonorrhea but now staphylococci, chlamydia, and anareobes are more frequently the cause
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What disease is associated with Toxic Shock Syndrome?
DIC
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What does the stroma of the ovarian cortex consist of?
well-differentiated Fibroblasts and varied amounts of collagen
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How do thecomas appear microscopically?
They are yellow in a cut section because of lipid-laden theca cells. The cells are large, and oblong to round, with a vacuolated cytoplasm that contains lipid. Bands of hyalinized collagen separate nests of theca cells
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What kind of tumors secrete estrogen in females?
Sex- Cord
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Why is obesity associated with more estrogen?
There is enhanced aromatization of androstenedione to estrone in adipocytes.
32
Haemophilus ducreyi causes what?
Chancroid: which can produce erythematous papules of the external genitalia or vagina, bu grosslyvisible lesions may not be present.
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Describe extra mammary Paget Disease presentation
red scaling, adenocarcinoma-like cells at the dermal lepidermal junction.