gynecology Flashcards
bloody nipple discharge
intraductal papilloma
difference differentielle of breast mass(5)
fibrocystic disease fibroadenoma mastitis/abscess fat necrosis breast cance
most common breast lesion in women < 30 ans
fibroadenoma
increased risk of Ca
exposure to estrogen
case of increase exposure to estrogen(3)
early menarche
late menopause
nulliparity
localisation of ca sein
45% occur in the upper outer quadrant
fat diet in ca du sein(2)
high fat diet
low fiber diet
stage 1 tumor du sein
Tumor size < 2 cm
Stage II tumor du sein
Tumor size 2–5 cm
Stage III tumor du sein
Axillary node
involvement
Stage IV tumor du sein
Distant
metastasis
Tumor markers for recurrent breast cancer(2)
CEA and CA 15-3 or
CA 27-29.
Most reliable prognosis factor for breast cancer
TNM
Behavioral methods of contraception(2)
rythm
coitus interruptus
barrier methods(4)
diaphragm
cervical cap
IUD
condoms
quid of rythm
Uses body temperature
cervical mucus
consistency to predict time of fertilit
side effect of IUD(6)
vaginal bleeding uterine perforation, IUD migration, infection ectopic pregnancy risk of PID
hormonal methods(3)
OCP
prosterone minipills
Depo provera
Quid of OCP.s
combination of estrogen and progestin
action of OCP(3)
Suppress ovulation by inhibiting FSH/LH;
change the consistency of cervical mucus
making the endometrium unsuitable for implantation
hormonal method which can be used in lactating women(4)
depoprovera(DMPA)
progestin mini pills
levonorgestrel
post coital morning after pills
infertility in patient taking Depo provera
till 10 months
ovulation in progestin minipills
40 % des cas
quid of levonorgestrel(2)
norplant
progesterone
Absolute contraindications to OCPs
Pregnancy.
■ A history of thromboembolic disorders (past or present).
■ A history of stroke or CAD (past or present).
■ Breast cancer (known or suspected).
■ Undiagnosed abnormal vaginal bleeding.
■ Estrogen-dependent cancer (known or suspected).
■ A benign or malignant tumor of the liver (past or present).
■ Cigarette smoking in women > 35 years of age
Absolute contraindications to IUD use
Pregnancy. ■ A history of PID. ■ Acute cervical, uterine, or salpingeal infection. ■ Suspected gynecologic malignancy. ■ Undiagnosed abnormal vaginal bleeding.
quid of Adenomyosis
endometrial tissue in the myometrium that makes
the uterus symmetrically enlarged and globular
endometriosis
growth of endometrium outside the uterus
laparoscopy of endometriosis
dark brown (“powder-burned”) appearance blue black (raspberry appearrance)
secret in rx endometriosis
suppress ovulation 4 -9 months
med used in endometriosis
danazol
GNRH analog
OCPs
quid of GNRH analog(2)
nafarelin
leuprolide
anatomic abnormalities causing primary amenorrhea(4)
mullerian anomalies
vaginal agenesis
hyperforate hymen
testicular feminisation
hormone in anatomic abnormalities causing primary amenorrhea(2)
asherman syndrome
cervical stenosis
ovarian and uterine dysfunction causing primary amenorhea with high FSH(2)
gonadal dysgenesis
ovarian failure
characteristics in testicular feminisation
High LH
ovarian and uterine dysfunction with low or normal FSH(2)
constitutionnal development delay
steroidogenic enzyme defects
secondary amenorrhea with high FSH with ovarian or uterine dysfunction
premature ovarian failure
primary hypogonadism before 40
menopause
secondary amenorrhea with low or normal FSH in ovarian and uterine dysfunction
PCOS
secondary amenorrhea with high BHCG
pregnancy