gynae summary Flashcards

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SMOCC history

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S exual history
M enstrual history
O bstetric histroy
C contraception/HRT
CST - date of last test, results and any treatment arising

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investigations for hevy menstrual bleeding

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bedside: urine bHCG, urinalysis to rule out UTI
micro: CST, STI screen (FPU for chlamydia PCR)
bloods: FBC, iron studies +/- coags, vWF, TFTs

TVUSS: polyps, fibroids, retained products of conception, adenomyosis, hyperplasia

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management of heavy menstrual bleedings

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treat inron deficiency anaemiaa with Fe supplimentation
analgesia
antifibrinolytics (tranexamic acid)
hormonal: COCP, progestogens

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surgical manaagement of eavy menstrual bleedings

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endometrial ablation
uterine artery ambolism
hysterectomy
polyps/polyectomy
fibroids/fibroidectomy

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causes of intramestrual and post coital bleeding

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pregnancy related: miscarriage, ectopic
midcycle bleeding with ovulation
breakthrough bleedinng on hormonal contreception
cervical cancer
cervicitis (chlamydia?), PID

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causes of irregular menstruaal cycles

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normal in first year after menarche
pregnancy
PCOS
anovulation due to immature HPO axis
thyroid disease
hyperprolactinaemia
premature menopause
cushing’s syndrome

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symptoms of PCOS

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acne
weight gain and trouble losing weight
extra facial and body hair
thinning scalp hair
irregular periods
fertility problems
anxiety and depression

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complicaations of PCOS

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metabolic syndrome, obseity, insulin resistance, T2DM, gesstational diabetes, OSA and increased CVD risk
increased risk of endometrial cancer
infertility - most women will be able to concieve but will need assistance
depression and anxiety

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PCOS diagnostic criteria

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  1. clinical or biochemical signs of hyperandrogensim
  2. oligo or anovulation
  3. polycystic ovaries
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management of PCOS

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nutrition, physical activity, weight management
manaagement of irregular bleeding: oral contraceptive pill, intermittant progestogens to induce bleed
metformin

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causes of post menopausal abnormal uterine bleeding

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malignancy - endometrial or cervcal cancer
endometrial hyperplasia
endometrial or vaginal atrophy
HRT
PALM COEIN causes, polyps are common
PID, STIs, cervicitis

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PALM-COEIN

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Polyps
Adenomyosis
Leiiomyomas
Malignancy

Cogulopathies
Ovulatory
Endometrial hyperplasia
Iatrogenic

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risk factors for endometrial cancer

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inceasing age
unopposed oestrogen
tamoxifen therapy
early menarche (<12)
late menopause (>55)
nulliparity
PCOS
obesity
diabetes
genetic syndrome

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investigations for endometrial cancer

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bedside: urinalysis - rule out UTI
micro - CST, STI screen
bloods - FBC, iron studies, coags, TFTs
imaging: traansvaginal US, hysteroscopy D&C or pipeline endometrial sampling

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15
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what is D&C

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hysteroscopy dilation and currettage
involves hysteroscope being inserted into the uterus through the vagina to visualise the uterus and dilation and curette to scrappe away a sample of the endometrium

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16
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pipelle sampling

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less sensitive
done without anaesthetic in clinic
a thin tube (pipelle) is inserted into the uterus and aspirates a small sample of cells

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management of endometrial cancer

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total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral sapling-oopherectomy
other treatment depends on individual presentation but may innclude radiotherapy, chemotherapy, progesterone