Mens/Womens Health Flashcards

1
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benefits of estrogen HT in menopause

A

decrease hip fx 25%
decrease vertebral fx 50%
decrease vaginal atrophy
decrease hot flashes

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do not forget this if you do HT and have a uterus

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also use a progesterone

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risks of estrogen HT

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gallbladder increases
increased risk of breast cancer - increases w/progesterone
endometrial cancer - lessens w/progesterone
heart disease

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4
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benefits of progesterone HT

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decreases estrogen effects of irregular bleeding and hyperplasia and carcinoma

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5
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risks of progesterone HT

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weight gain
irritability
depression - worse with higher doses
unpredictable bleeding w/continuous estrogen/progestin during first 8-12 months

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6
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when to use trandermal estrogen vs oral

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if moderate risk of CHD and estrogen is needed
or does not tolerate oral well

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7
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vaginal estrogen for vasomotor symptoms

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femring vaginal ring q3mo
estradiol acetate

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8
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estrogen/progesterone strategies

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use progestin for 10-14 days and have a normal period
use continuous progestin, irregular bleeding, then amenorrhea
could do 3 days on and 3 days off but that’s rarely used any more

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9
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where do you apply the Divigel estrogen gel and the evamist estrogen spray?

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gel - thighs
spray - forearm

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10
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progesterone primarily used in menopause for unopposed estrogen

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medroxyprogesterone acetate

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11
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estrogen receptor agonist/antagonist for menopause sxs

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ospemifene 60mg tabs (Osphena) - for vaginal atrophy

conjugated estrogens/bazedoxifene - prevent osteoporosis and mod to severe vasomotor symptoms - SERM

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12
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prasterone

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vaginal atrophy
inactive steroid converted to androgen or estrogen
vaginal insert
caution in hx of breast cancer

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13
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definition of T scores in osteoporosis

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-1 = 2x more likely to have a fracture

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14
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low bone mass and osteoporosis in relation to T score

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-1 to -2.5 = low bone mass
>-2.5 = osteoporosis

low trauma spine or hip fx regardless of T score
low bone mass AND fragility fx or high FRAX score

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15
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drugs that increase risk of osteoporosis

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SSRI’s
anticonvulsants, lithium
steroids
estrogen deficiency
excess levothyroxine
heparin
GNRH agonists
oncology
PPI’s

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16
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recommended daily Ca and Vit D intake

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Calcium 1g
Vit D 1000 units

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17
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osteoporosis screening recommendations

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women >70 and men >80 - Xrays of spine, hips, femoral neck
DXA scan or quantitative CT to measure T scores
may do younger women if T scores high or low trauma fractures or height loss significant

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18
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first line therapy for osteoporosis

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bisphosphonates (except ibandronate - doesn’t help non-vertebral fx)

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19
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bisphosphonate side effects

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GI - esophageal ulcer - don’t lie down 60 mins after
esophageal cancer
musculoskeletal pain
osteonecrosis of jaw
atypical fractures

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20
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duration of bisphosphonate therapy

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treat orally for 5 years of IV for 3years and then reassess risk
may use for double this time frame if high risk of fractures

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21
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only bisphosphonate to show decreased mortality

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zoledronic acid

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22
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bisphosphonate CrCl cut offs

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CrCl <35 in alendronate and zoledronic acid
CrCl <30 in risedronate or ibandronate

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23
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RANKL inhibitors

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denosumab - second line therapy for osteoporosis

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24
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SERMs

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raloxifene 60mg daily
Duavee (conj. estrogen + bazedoxifene)

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25
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raloxifene

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decreased bone turnover, estrogen antagonist in uterus and breast
does not reduce hip fractures
can cause hot flashes, leg cramps, VTE

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26
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conj. estrogens and bazedoxifene

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prevention only
ADE: hot flashes, muscle cramps, throat/neck/muscle pain, N/V
VTE contraindications

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27
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human parathyroid hormone peptide analogs

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teriparatide
abaloparatide

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28
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teriparatide

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Forteo
regulates bone metabolism, Ca absorption and Ca/Phos absorption
treatment only, usually T -3 and fracture hx
not shown to decrease hip fractures
contraindicated in high Ca, bone tumors, alk Phos elevations
caused osteosarcoma in rats after 2 years
20mcg/daily SQ

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29
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abaloparatide

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Tymlos
regulates bone metabolism, Ca absorption and Ca/Phos absorption
treatment only, usually T -3 and fracture hx
not shown to decrease hip fractures
caused osteosarcoma in rats after 2 years
80mcg/daily SQ

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30
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Evenity Romosuzumab

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sclerostin inhibitor, build bone and decrease resorption
treatment only
precaution for major CV outcomes, atypical fracture

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31
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calcitonin salmon

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inhibits bone resorption
increased risk of malignancies, not used as much, not a first line agent
intranasal therapy

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32
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first line agents for osteoporosis

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alendronate
risedronate
zoledronic acid
denosumab

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33
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recommended duration of estrogen HT for menopause side effects

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5 years, should evaluate after 3 months though and continually

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34
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when to jump to injectables for first line therapy in osteoporosis

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T -3 or greater and history of fractures already, skip PO

35
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known teratogenic drugs

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alcohol
all hormones
ACE / ARB / ARNI
statins
anticonvulsants
antineoplastics / oncology
cocaine
fluconazole in high doses
isotretinoin (Acutane)
metals - lead, lithium, mercury
methotrexate
methimazole
paroxetine
TCN
warfarin

36
Q

drugs contraindicated in lactated

A

amphetamines
oncology
benzos
bromocriptine
cocaine
ergotamine
kava
lithium
nicotine
yohimbe
herbs
opioids

37
Q

first line agents in morning sickness

A

doxylamine and pyridoxine 10mg-10mg: 2 HS, max 4 daily
doxylamine ER 20-20mg: 1 BID

may use Benadryl, dimenhydrinate, ondansetron, reglan, or promethazine if necessary

38
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drugs to avoid for constipation for pregnancy

A

stimulants are not first line
mineral oil may interfere with vitamin k absorption

39
Q

drugs to avoid for headache with pregnancy

A

ergotamine
NSAIDs
triptans

40
Q

pre-eclampsia problems

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HTN > 140/90 + one of the following
proteinuria
renal insufficiency
thrombocytopenia
impaired liver function enzymes x2 ULN
pulmonary edema
HA unresponsive to therapy
vision changes

41
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eclampsia definition

A

pre-eclampsia plus seizures

42
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prevention of pre-eclampsia

A

ASA 81mg daily or BID

43
Q

drugs that decrease contractions

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terbutaline - beta agonist - must use IV/SQ, off label, <48 hrs use
magnesium - DOC in DM, keep high level, antagonizes calcium
prostaglandin inhibitor - indomethacin - limit 72 hrs lot of scary side effects
CCBs - limited to 48 hrs, nifedipine - caution if using with mag b/c doubling down on calcium decrease, hypotension

44
Q

induction using prostaglandins

A

misoprostol - off label - prostaglandin E1

dinoprostone - vaginal only, gel or insert applied to uterus

45
Q

breakthrough bleeding during contraceptive use and how to adjust

A

if early in cycle - increase estrogen
if mid cycle - increase progesterone
when in doubt - increase hormone content

46
Q

ACHES with contraceptives

A

Abdominal pain - possible liver problems or gallbladder
Chest pain - SOB, blood cough, MI or PE
Headache - stroke or blood clot
Eye problems - optic neuritis, stroke or clot
Severe leg pain - DVT

47
Q

emergency contraceptive comparison

A

levonorgestrol - OTC - most effective 72 hours, BMI <25
ulipristal - RX, 120hrs, BMI < 35
copper IUD - 120 hrs, office implant, no weight restriction

48
Q

reasons for progestin only birth control

A

> 35yo and smokes
migraine with aura
cardiovascular risks, MI, stroke, afib, HTN > 160/100
liver disease, diabetic vision problems
breastfeeding
surgery in last 4 weeks

49
Q

drugs that decrease efficacy of birth control

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anticonvulsants (carbamazepine and oxcarb), phenytoin, phenobarb, primidone
some abx - TCN, PCN, cephalosporins
emend
HIV meds
modafinil
actos

50
Q

oral contraceptive start times

A

any day or Sunday start - use bc for 7 days
first day of period

51
Q

missed 2 pills of contraceptives advice

A

back up method for 7 days
emergency contraceptive if sex in past 5 days

52
Q

high and very low estrogen contraceptive cutoff

A

35mcg ethinyl estradiol
10mcg ethinyl estradiol

53
Q

drosperinone pros and cons

A

decreased acne, hair excess, estrogen bloating
increased risk of VTE

54
Q

birth control patch cannot be used for which weights

A

BMI > 30 or weight over 90kg

55
Q

duration a vaginal ring can be out for birth control

A

3 hours by manufacturer, others say 4 8 hours like others

56
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vaginal ring for birth control and suppository rule

A

do not use oil based suppositories like those for miconazole

57
Q

administration of progestin only birth control pills

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must take within 3 hours of same time every day

58
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birth control shot notes

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can take up to 18 months to regain fertility
decreases bone mineral density when used for years - reversible
progressive weight gain

59
Q

Side effects for long acting birth control

A

Period late - abnormal bleeding
Abdominal pain
Infection exposure, discharge
Not feeling well, chills
String missing

60
Q

Weight limits on implanted birth control etonogestrel

A

Not studied in women > 130% ideal body weight

61
Q

Ulipristal and resuming contraceptives note

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Should not resume contraceptives hormonally for 5 days or decreases effectiveness of EC.
This is a progesterone antagonist and birth control overrides it

62
Q

High prolactin treatments

A

Bromocriptine 2.5mg daily
Cabergoline 0.25mg BIW

63
Q

Endometriosis drugs

A

Birth control
GnRH agonist - goserelin, leuprolide, nafarelin, triptorelin
GnRH antagonist - elagolix
Danazol - androgen agonist
Aromatize inhibitors - anastrozole, letrozole

64
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Drugs for fertility

A

Clomiphene - 5 days early in cycle
Aromatize inhibitors - letrozole, single births usually
Human menopausal gonadotropin
Human chorionic gonadotropin - given before implantation
FSH - inj
GnRH

65
Q

HSV drug dosing - initial

A

Acyclovir 400mg TID
Famciclovir 250mg TID
Valacyclovir 1g BID
7-10 days

67
Q

HSV treatment second time

A

Acyclovir 800mg BID X 5D or 800mg TID 2 days

Famciclovir 125 BID 5d, or 250mg BID 5 D or 1g BID

valacyclovir 500mg BIDx 3, or 1g daily x 5 days

68
Q

Disseminated HSV

A

Acyclovir 5-10mg/kg IV q8h 2-7 days then oral for ten total days of therapy

69
Q

HSV suppressive therapy

A

If > 6 episodes a year
Acyclovir 400mg bid
Famciclovir 250 bid
Valacyclovir 500daily up to 1g if severe

70
Q

Syphilis dosing

A

PCN 2.4 mil or doxy 100 bid 14d
If over 90 days of injection go to 28d

Latent or tertiary- PCN weekly x 3, doxy 4 wks

71
Q

Neuro syphilis treatment

A

PCN 3-4 mil IV Q4h 10-14 days
Ceftriaxone 2g

72
Q

Chlamydia treatment

A

Doxy bid seven days
Zmax 1g x 1
Levofloxacin 500 daily x 7

73
Q

Gonorrhea tx

A

Ceftriaxone 0.5mg IM (1g if over 150kg)
Gent 240 + zmax 2g

74
Q

PID tx

A

Ceftriaxone 1g + doxy+ flagyl bid

Cefotetan 2g q12h + doxy

Cefoxitin 2g q6h + doxy

Unasyn 3g q6h + doxy

Clinda 900mg q8h + gent 2mg/kg, then 1.5 q8h

IV for 24-48 hrs then oral to finish 14 days

75
Q

Std. When should partners be treated?

A

90 days past for syphilis

Past 60 days for others

76
Q

Bacterial vaginosis tx

A

Flagyl 500 bid x 7 or clinda gel Hs

Clinda 100mg PV HS x 3
Clinda 300mg bid x7
Tindazole 2g daily X2 or 1g x 5
Secnidazole 2g sache

77
Q

Trichomoniasis tx

A

Flagyl 500mg bid x 7
Men 2 g x 1

Tindazole 2g x 1@

78
Q

Prophylaxis for yeast infection

A

OTC vaginal 7 days course

79
Q

Recurrent yeast infection tx

A

Fluconazole 100-200mg q72h x3
Or weekly x 6 months

80
Q

Prostatitis tx

A

Cipro 500 bid or levaquin 750 daily

Bactrim bid or trimethoprim 200bid

14-28 days

81
Q

Chronic prostatitis

A

4-6 weeks, up to 12 wks

Cipro 500bid, levaquin 750, ofloxacin or norfloxacin bid

Mini cyclone 100mg bid, doxy 100 bid, bactrim bid

82
Q

Epididymitis tx

A

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, enteric
Ceftriaxone 0.5g (1g over 150kg) + doxy 10 days

Enteral - levaquin 500 daily x 10

83
Q

Timing of PDE 5 inhibitors

A

Tadalafil 5mg 36 hrs before or 5mg daily

Sildenadil and other 30-1 he before