Men & womens health Flashcards

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1
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A rapidly progressing polymicrobial necrotizing fascitis of th external gentialia and perineum
c/o abrupt pain redness and swelling of skin

A

fourniers gangrene

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2
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foreskin cant be returned to original position

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paraphimosis

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3
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prolonged and painful erection

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priapism

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4
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male with new onset lower back pain/ rectal perineal pain with difficulty voiding

A

prostate cancer

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5
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most common solid malignancy affecting males age 15-35 years

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testicular cancer

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6
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nodule with heaviness/achiing with a larger testicle and tenderness

A

testicular cancer

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7
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abrupt onset of extremely painful annd swollen testicle with lower abdominal pain (EMERGENCY)

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testicular torsion

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8
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abrupt onset of blue colored mass in testicle in school aged boy, cremasteric reflex is present

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torsion of the appendix testis

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9
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testicle draws in with touch at groin of close to testicle/ when is this not present

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cremasteric reflex…. testiclar torsion

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10
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sperm production that begins in late puberty, ideal temp 1-2 degress lower than body temp

A

spermatogenesis

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11
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undescended testes

A

cryptochidism

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12
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condition that increases risk of testicular cancer

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cryptochidism

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13
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heart shaped gland that grows through entire male life

A

prostate

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14
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coiled tubular organ on posterior of testis that stores immature sperm

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epididymis

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15
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structure that transports sperm thats cut in vasectomy

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vas deferens

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16
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direct beam of light behind scrotum & what results mean

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transillumination: light - hydrocele … no light - varicocele, testicular tumor

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17
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feels like a bag of worms

A

varicocele

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18
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acute infection of the prostate caused by gram negative organisms

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acute bacterial prostatitis

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19
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sudden onset of fever/chills with suprapubic pain radiating to back /rectum with firm edematous and tener prostate

A

acute bacterial prostatitis

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20
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treatment for bacterial prostatis

A

fluoquinolones or sulfa

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21
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acute onset of scrotal pain most commonly caused by gram negative e coli or STI

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acute epididymitis

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22
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relief of pain with scrotal elevation

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positive prehns sign: Positive Prehn’s sign indicates there is pain relief with lifting the affected testicle, which points towards epididymitis. Negative prehns: Negative Prehn’s sign indicates no pain relief with lifting the affected testicle, which points towards testicular torsion which is a surgical emergency and must be relieved within 6 hours

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23
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candidal infection of the glans penis

A

balanitis

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24
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gradual onset of urinary obstructive symptoms with enlarged prostate

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benign prostatic hyperplasia

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25
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treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia

A

1st line: aplha 1 adrenergic (flomax)
with ED: PDE5 sildenafil
for progression: proscar (finasteride) blocks androgen receptor

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26
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decreases prostate size by 50% (psa must be doubled) and if stopped original prostate size will return

A

proscar

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27
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infections of the prostate >6 weeks

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chronic bacterial prostatitis

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28
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testicle does not descend by 4 months old

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cryptorchidism

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29
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conditino that increases risk of testicular cancer and sterility

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cryptorchidism

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30
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medication with highest risk of ED

A

SSRI paroxetine

31
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serous fluid collected inside the tunica vaginalis, glow with transillumination

A

hydrocele

32
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inflammatory and localized fibrotic plaques on the tunica albuginea causing penile pain during erection

A

peyronies disease

33
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nonretractable foreskin

A

phimosis

34
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foreskin cant be returned to original placement

A

paraphimosis

35
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fluid filled cyst of nonviable sperm, treated only if they cause pain

A

spermatocele

36
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new onset “bag of worms” that can signal tumor or mass impediing drainage

A

varicocele

37
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treatment for male with ED and BPH

A

alpha blocker (terazosin)

38
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finasteride is what class of drug

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category x: teratogenic….pregan peple handle with gloves

39
Q

genes associated with breaast cancer

A

BRCA 1 BRCA2

40
Q

common location of breast mass

A

tail of spence

41
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skin changes seen with breast mass

A

peau d’orange

42
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sudden onset of red swollen tender area on breast similar to mastitis presentation

A

inflammaotry breast cancer

43
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best screening for ovarian cancer

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genetic (BRCA 1 BRC2)

44
Q

red colored scaly rash on nipple spreading to areola in older women

A

pagets disease of the breast

45
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findings on palpation of postmenopausal womens breasts

A

softer with less volume and pendulous

46
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hard irregular mass on palpation of breast that is not mobile

A

breast cancer

47
Q

inital step after finding breast mass

A

refer for biopsy

48
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palpable ovary in postmenopausal women

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rule out ovarian cancer with intravaginal u/s

49
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absence of menarche by age 15

A

primary amennorrhea

50
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most common cause of primary amenorrhea

A

turner syndrome

51
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vaginal dryness with dysparenuia and atrophic changes

A

vulvovaginal atrophy

52
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initial treatment for atrophic vaginitis

A

lubricant

53
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preferred treatment for moderate to severe atrophic vaginitis

A

topical estrogen

54
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reproductive aged woman between 25-35 years old with moderate to severe pelvic pain during menses, heavy cramping and dyspareunia

A

endometriosis

55
Q

cyclic bilateral breast tenderness before periods with breasts feeling lumpy or nodular

A

fibrocystic breast changes

56
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chronic inflammaotry disorder of the vulva skin: flat topped and slightly scaly hypopigmented and white and change to look like cigarette paper

A

lichensclerosis

57
Q

bulging of anterior vaginal wall with urinary incontinence

A

cystocele

58
Q

bulging on posterior vaginal wall with feeling of rectal fullness and pressure

A

rectocele

59
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hormone abnormality with anovulation or oligoanovulation, infetility, excessive estrogen, high androgen production and insulin resistance

A

PCOS

60
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contraindications to MRI

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any metal in body

61
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cause of hot flashes in menopause

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decreased estrogen and progesterone causing receptors to be unbound

62
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bowel sounds with hernias

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hyper, highpitched or tinklnig or absent /hypo

63
Q

cause of gynecomastia

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normal in infants, older kids/adults: decrease androgen or increased estrogen affect due to proliferation of the stroma

64
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cause of overflow incontinece (frequent dribbling from overfull bladder)

A

BPH

65
Q

medications that cause ED

A

SSRI

66
Q

post vasectomy intercourse recommendations

A

not sterile until 20 ejaculations, recheck at 3 months

67
Q

hyperthyroid effects on menstruation

A

irregular and ligther flow causing infertility problems

68
Q

hypothyroid effect on menstruation

A

oligomennohea, menorrhagis, anovulatory

69
Q

vasectomy complications

A

mild discomfort for a few days…. hematoma (<5%) sperm granuloma

70
Q

other name for non lactation mastitis

A

inflammatory breast cancer

71
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breast cancer risk with vaginal estrogen use

A

less likely due to only local and minimal systemic involvement…. oral increases risk

72
Q

common signs of ovarian cancer

A

abdominal bloating, discomfort, pelvic/back paindyspareunia, changes in bowel habits

73
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timeline for medical abortions

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9 weeks gestation in NS, up to 11 weeks