Hormone Therapeutics 5 & 6 Flashcards

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Define Gynaecology.

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A study of diseases specific to females i.e. genital tract and breasts.

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2
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Define Obstetrics.

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3
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Explain the structure of the female genital tract.

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4
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Explain the in-depth structure of the vagina.

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5
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Give examples of common clinical problems associated with the female genital tract.

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6
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Explain the pathophysiological basis of signs and symptoms relating to the female genital tract.

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7
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Explain how vaginal discharge occurs.

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Disruption to normal flora.

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8
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What are the types of conditions related to vaginal discharge?

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9
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Explain the pathogenesis of the Bacterial Vaginosis

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10
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Explain the pathogenesis of Candida Species.

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11
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Explain the pathogenesis of Trichomonas Vaginalis.

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12
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Draw and label the algorithm to determine the cause of the vaginal discharge and when to refer to the GP.

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13
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What are the main property differences between the types of vaginal discharge?

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14
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What are the treatment options available for vaginal thrush?

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15
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Give examples of Azoles.

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16
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Explain how Azoles produce its effect.

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17
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What are some common side effects of Azoles?

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18
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Explain the main uses of each Azole preparation.

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19
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What advice is given to patients with vaginal thrush?

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20
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What are the treatment options available for Bacterial Vaginosis and Trichomonas Vaginalis?

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21
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Explain the mechanism of action of Metronidazole.

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22
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What does PCOS stand for?

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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

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23
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What is polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)?

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24
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What are the contributing factors to PCOS?

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25
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What is the hormone profile of PCOS?

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26
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Explain the diagnostic process of PCOS.

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27
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Explain the pathogenesis of PCOS.

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28
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What are the symptoms of PCOS?

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29
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What are the treatment options for PCOS?

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30
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Explain the mechanism of action on Clomifene.

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31
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Explain the mechanism of action of Danazol.

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32
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Give examples of Gonadotropin receptor agonists.

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33
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Explain the properties of Leuprolide and Nafarelin.

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34
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How are Gonadotropin receptor agonists administered?

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35
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What are the common side effects of Gondotropin receptors agonists?

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36
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Give examples of steroidal anti-antidrogens.

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37
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Explain the mechanism of action of Spironolactone.

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38
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Explain the mechanism of action of Cyproterone.

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39
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When are COC’s used for PCOS?

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40
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What is endometriosis?

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41
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What are the common symptoms associated with endometriosis?

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42
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What are the 3 theories associated with endometriosis?

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43
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What do each of the endometriosis theories suggest?

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44
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Explain the diagnostic process of Endometriosis.

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45
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What are the signs and symptoms of Endometriosis?

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46
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Explain the management process of Endometriosis.

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47
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What are Fibroids?

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48
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How are Fibroids identified?

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49
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Draw and label the diagram of fibroids.

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50
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What treatment options are there available for women who desire fertility?

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51
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What treatment options are there available for women who do not desire fertility?

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52
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What are the main causes of heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB)?

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53
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What are the risk factors associated with heavy menstrual bleeding?

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54
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What investigations do you need to consider for HMB?

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55
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What pharmaceutical treatment options are available for patients with HMB?

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56
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What are prescribing considerations are required for HMB?

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57
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State the ways you can manage a patient with HMB via surgery.

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58
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What is Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)?

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59
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Draw and label the diagram associated with PID.

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60
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What are the risk factors associated with PID?

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61
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What are the symptoms of PID?

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62
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What are the clinical features of PID?

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63
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Explain the diagnostic process of PID.

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64
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Explain the differential diagnosis of PID.

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65
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What investigations do you need to consider for suspected PID?

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66
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Explain the management process of PID.

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67
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When would it be appropriate to admit a patient for IV treatment for managing PID?

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68
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What are the treatment options for PID?

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69
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Explain the after care and patient education processes for PID.

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70
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Draw and label diagram representing the pregnancy stages.

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71
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What are the common clinical problems associated with breast disease?

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