L3: PID Flashcards
1
Q
A
2
Q
Def of PID
A
- Upper genital tract infection.
3
Q
Types of PID
A
- Often acute except in cases of TB or actinomycosis where it becomes chronic.
4
Q
Causative Organisms of PID
A
5
Q
RF for PID
A
6
Q
Pathology of PID
A
7
Q
Pathology of PID
- Acute PID
A
8
Q
Pathology of PID
- Chronic PID
A
9
Q
Dx of PID
A
10
Q
Dx of PID
- Minimum (major) criteria
A
11
Q
Dx of PID
- Routine (Minor) Criteria
A
12
Q
Dx of PID
- Sure Criteria
A
13
Q
TTT of PID
A
- Antibiotics
- Supportive
- Follow up
- Surgery
14
Q
Read in Notes
TTT of PID
- Antibiotics
A
15
Q
TTT of PID
- Supportive
A
16
Q
TTT of PID
- Follow-up
A
Reevaluation after 2-3 days , if there is no response, hospitalization of the patient.
17
Q
TTT of PID
- Hospitalization
A
18
Q
TTT of PID
- Surgery
A
19
Q
Complications of PID
A
20
Q
Complications of PID
- Chronic Pelvic Pain
A
due to hydrosalpinx or adhesions.
21
Q
Complications of PID
- Infertility
A
due to peritubal or periovarian adhesions or tubal obstruction
22
Q
Complications of PID
- Fitz Hugh Curtis syndrome
A
acute PID + perihepatitis.
- It occurs due to vascular or transperitoneal dissemination of N. gonorrhea or C. trachomatis.
- There is: Rt upper quadrant pain and tenderness + pleuritic pain.
23
Q
Complications of PID
- Mortality
A
- 5-10% in ruptured tubo-ovarian abscess.
24
Q
Types of pelvic abscesses
A
