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1
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Strawberry cervix

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trichomoniasis

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2
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clue cells, positive whiff test

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bacterial vaginosis

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3
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Friable cervix

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gonorrhea or chlamydia

too many WBCs to count

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4
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painful, burning vesicles

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herpes

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5
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chlamydia treatment

A

doxycycline

azithromycin - pregnancy

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6
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gonorrhea treatment

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ceftriaxone (Rocephin)

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7
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chlamydia and gonorrhea treatment

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ceftriaxone & doxycycline

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8
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Trichomoniasis or bacterial vaginosis treatment

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Metrondiazole (Flagyl)

do not drink alcohol - disulfiram-like reaction

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9
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Syphillis treatment and diagnosis? Confirmatory test? Symptoms

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IM penicillin G (bicillin)
RPR, FTA-ABS
symptoms - painless chancre 3-6 weeks, rash on palms and soles, neurosyphilis

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10
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Non-hormonal option for contraception

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paragard

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11
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What contraception causes osteoporosis?

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depo-provera
stop after 5 years
supplement with calcium and vitamin D

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12
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What contraception is safe for breast feeding?

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progestin only = mini pill

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13
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What contraception cannot be used in patients that have migraines with aura?

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combination options

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14
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What specific type of birth control has the highest risk for clots?

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ortho-evra patch

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15
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What are contraindications for combination OCP?

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liver disease
>35 and smoker
history of clots/current - DVT, PE
heart disease or uncontrolled HTN
migraines with aura
<6 weeks postpartum
breast cancer
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16
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What should be done for a woman that misses two active birth control pills?

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CDC take the most recent missed pill, get rid of other missed pills, use a back up method

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17
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Who should be given progestin-only options?

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breastfeeding patients

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18
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What should be ordered for a childbearing age woman presenting with abdominal complaints?

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hCG test

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19
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presumptive pregnancy signs

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subjective

breast tenderness, nausea, amenorrhea

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20
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probable pregnancy signs

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hcg, Hegar, Chadwick, Goodell

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21
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positive pregnancy signs

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objective - PUFF
palpitation of fetus
ultrasound of fetus
fetal heart tones

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22
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fundal height at 12 weeks

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rising above symphysis pubis

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23
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fundal height at 20 weeks

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umbilicus, measuring +/- 2 cm as weeks of gestation = normal. Starts at 20 weeks, regresses starting at 36 weeks

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24
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What is completed 35-37 weeks gestation?

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GBS

25
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When is gestational diabetes?

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24-28 weeks

26
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When is Rhogam given?

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week 28 and 72 hours postpartum

27
Q

Asymptomatic UTI in pregnancy is treated with?

A
CAMP
cephalosporins
amoxicillin
macrobid
penicillin
28
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What antibiotic cannot be administered in the 1st trimester? 3rd trimester?

A
1st = cephalosporins
3rd = macrobid
29
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What antibiotic CANNOT be administered during pregnancy?

A

NO ciprofloxacin - fluoroqinolones, not safe <18 years of age (babies

30
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When is AFP testing completed in pregnancy? What is this? high? low?

A

16-20 weeks gestation
alpha fetoprotein level
high - neural tube defect
low - down’s syndrome

31
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What prevents neural tube defects?

A

folic acid
history of = 4 mg
no hx = 0.4 mg

32
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What are down’s syndrome at higher risk of?

A

cervical spine instability
Alzheimer’s
hypothyroidism

33
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What must be done if a child with Down’s syndrome wants to play sports?

A

Cervical spine XRAY

34
Q

Describe placenta previa

A

pain-LESS bleeding, soft uterus, bleeding

35
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Describe placenta abruption

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PAINFUL bleeding, hard uterus, bleeding

36
Q

What is the treatment for mastitis? Allergy? What if symptoms persist after treatment?

A

Dicloxicillin
allergic to pcn = clindamycin, macrolides
refer! may need mammogram

37
Q

When are pap smears started? HPV?

A

age 21 regardless of sexual status, every 3 years

age 30, every 5 years if both pap and hpv

38
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What results require referral immediately for colposcopy?

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LISL - low grade
HISL - high grade
CIN 2 and 3 = BAD

39
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Atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance

A

HPV screening regardless of age

colposcopy if positive HPV

40
Q

What is the treatment for genital warts?

A

TCA acid

41
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Is it normal to see vaginal bleeding in a post-menopausal woman?

A

NO!

refer for endometrial biopsy

42
Q

What is hormone replacement therapy? Risks? Alternatives? (name the drug)

A

risks - diabetes, blood clots, CV disease

alternatives - SSRI (paroxetine/paxil), IUDs, vaginal creams, herbal supplements

43
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What herbal supplements are commonly used for menopause?

A

ginseng - increases bleeding time

black cohash - hot flashes

44
Q

Hormone replacement therapy increases risk of what type of cancer?

A

ovarian

45
Q

PCOS are at a higher risk of

A

diabetes/insulin resistance
hyperlipidemia
certain cancers

46
Q

What is galactorrhea? What should be ordered? What medication class causes this?

A

milky discharge expressed from breast
associated with breast stimulation
order prolactin (rule out prolactinoma)
atypical antipsychotics

47
Q

What is found on digital rectal exam of a patient with benign prostatic hyperplasia?

A

symmetrically enlarged, rubbery prostate with urinary frequency and hesitancy

48
Q

What medications treat BPH? side effect?

A

alpha blockers -zosins
terazosin, doxazosin
orthostatic hypotension, TAKE AT BEDTIME

49
Q

What herbal supplement helps BPH symptoms? What medication shrinks the size of the prostate?

A

saw palmetto

Finasteride/Proscar

50
Q

What is the PSA cutoff for referring?

A

4

must have greater than 10 years to live to treat prostate cancer, slow growing

51
Q

Positive Prehn sign. Describe and what is this associated with?

A

relief of pain when elevating the scrotum and is associated with Epididymitis

52
Q

What is the treatment of epididymitis for a patient <35 years old? >35 years old?

A
<35 = doxycycline or ceftriazone/rocephin
>35 = levofloxacin (E.coli)
53
Q

Severe unilateral testicular pain and absent cremasteric reflex is?

A

testicular torsion

REFER!

54
Q

What labs are the best indicators of kidney function?

A

eGFR
creatinine
BUN - less specific

55
Q

What indicates kidney damage on urinalysis and needs referral?

A

RBCs or WBCs casts

glomularnephritis vs pyelonephritis

56
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What are first line medications for nonpregnant UTI patient?

A

Macrobid
Bactrim
Ciprofloxacin

57
Q

What should be ordered for a recurring UTIs?

A

kidney ultrasound

58
Q

What is the immediate concern with a patient has erectile dysfunction? What medications are used? What should be ordered before prescribing?

A

heart concerns, underlying cardiac issues
PDE-5 (penis does not erect)
order an EKG!

59
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What medication cannot be given with PDE-5 inhibitiors?

A

nitroglycerin