GU Flashcards
This STI has a strawberry cervix?
Trichomoniasis
How do we treat Trichomoniasis?
Flagyl
This has clue cells and a positive whiff test?
BV
How do we treat BV?
Flagyl
This STD has a friable cervix?
Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
How do we treat Gonorrhea?
Rocephin (Ceftriaxone)
How do we treat Chlamydia?
Azithromycin
This has painful, burning vesicles?
Herpes
How do we treat Herpes?
Antiviral within 48-72 hours
Acyclovir
Painless chancre or a rash on palms and soles?
Syphilis
How do we diagnose syphilis?
RPR
How do we treat syphilis?
IM PCN
What do we worry about in pregnant women with syphilis?
Spontaneous abortions
What method of birth control increases your risk of osteoporosis?
Depo-provera
Do not use for longer than 5 years
Vit D and Ca supplements
What combined option has the highest risk of blood clots?
Ortho-evra patch
Contraindications to combination options of birth control?
Current clot, liver disease, greater than 35 and smoke
Anytime a female of childbearing age presents with a GU complaint we should order an?
HCG level
Presumptive pregnancy signs:
Subjective
N/V, quickening
Probably pregnancy signs:
HCG positive
Hegar (6-8 weeks)- softening uterine isthmus
Chadwick (6-8)- blue discoloration of cervix
Goodell (4 wk) cervical softening
enlarged uterus
ballottement
Positive pregnancy signs:
Objective
Palpation of fetus
Ultrasound
Fetal heart tones
When is pregnant woman screened for gestational diabetes?
24-28 weeks