OB/GYN COMMON TERMS Flashcards

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Pap Smear

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Collection of cervical cells evaluated by a pathologist, used to screen for cervical cancer

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COLPO (colposcopy)

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Procedure done with a special scope to evaluate the cervix and vaginal walls

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CRYO (cryotherapy)

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Treatment for abnormal pap to treat precancerous cells that involves “freezing” of the abnormal cells on the cervix

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LEEP (loop electro surgical excision procedure)

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treatment for abnormal pap results to remove abnormal cervical cells

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Pessary

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Medical device that is inserted vaginally to help support the pelvic organs, several types and sizes are available

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Lupron Depo

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intramuscular injection that is given to help with endometriosis, pelvic pain, or uterine fibroids

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7
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Endometriosis

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Inflammation of the lining of uterus, often assoc with pelvic pain

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Menorrhagia

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Heavy vaginal bleeding outside of normal menstrual cycle

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Menometrorrhagia

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Excessive and prolonged bleeding outside of normal menstrual menstrual cycle

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Fibroids (uterine or ovarian)

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Generally benign tumors that develop inside the uterus

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Amenorrhea

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Absence of menstrual period in a woman of reproductive age

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Dysmenorrhea

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Pain during menstruation that interferes with daily activities

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PCOS (PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome)

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Condition that can affect a woman’s hormone levels, periods, and ovulation; may also effect fertility

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Menopause

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Menstruation ceases, body goes through changes that no longer allow her to get pregnant

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Mammogram

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Radiology screening of the breasts for cancer

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Dexascan

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Radiology test for determining bone density and risk for fractures

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Natural Family Planning (Creighton Model)

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Method of birth control or obtaining pregnancy in which body temp, cervical mucus, and menstrual cycles are tracked

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IUD (intrauterine device)

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Medical device inserted into the uterus, can be used to control vaginal bleeding or to help with family planning and birth control

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19
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Brand Name IUDs

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Mirena, Paragard, Skyla

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20
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Nexplanon

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Birth control device inserted into upper arm

21
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Diaphragm

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A medical device inserted vaginally, specifically fit for each woman, used for family planning

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Depo Provera

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Medication injected intramuscularly to help control vaginal bleeding or for family planning; generally given every 12 weeks

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LMP (last menstrual period)

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First day of last period

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EDC (estimated date of confinement)

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Pregnancy “due date”

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Gravida

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Number of times a patient has been pregnant

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Para

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Number of (viable) births a patient has had

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Gestational age

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Number of weeks a patient is pregnant

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NST (non-stress test)

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Test done on pregnant patients to determine if the fetus is tolerating the pregnancy, traces fetal hr and any uterine activity; generally done once or twice a week as needed

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AFI (amniotic fluid volume)

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Assessment of the amount of amniotic fluid around the fetus; done via ultrasound

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BPP (Biophysical profile)

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Determines fetal well-being via ultrasound

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Quad Screen

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Blood test done around 15-18 weeks gestation to assess the risk of having a baby with genetic defects or neural tube defects

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1st Trimester Screen

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Blood test and ultrasound performed to look at the risk of genetic defects in the fetus

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Postpartum

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the period beginning immediately after birth of a child and extending for 6 weeks following birth

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Pap Smear Normal Results

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Healthy cells present in the cervix

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Pap smear abnormal results

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Abnormal changes to the cells in the cervix

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Pap smear Abnormal result- Inflammation

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Non cancerous changes are present on pap, may be due to normal cell repair or an infection, further testing may be needed

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Pap smear abnormal results- Atypical Squamous cells (ASC-US or ASC-H)

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Cells on surface of the cervix show changes, but their significance is not known yet, testing for HPV and other STIs following this pap may be needed

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Pap smear abnormal results- Atypical glandular cells (AGC)

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Cells lining the cervical canal show abnormal changes, further testing following the pap is likely, may also have treatment to destroy or remove problem cells

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Pap smear abnormal- Mild Dysplasia (low grade SIL or CIN 1)

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Cells show distinct changes, more testing following pap and HPV typing may be done, treatment to destroy or remove problem cells may be done as well

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Pap smear abnormal- Moderate to Severe Dysplasia (high-grade SIL or CIN 2, or CIN 3)

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Cells show pre-cancerous changes, or non-invasive cancer may be present, treatment to destroy or remove problem cells after pap is likely

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Pap smear abnormal- Cancer (squamous cell carcinoma, endo cervical adenocarcinoma in situ, or adenocarcinoma)

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Different types of cancer detected by pap, more tests to assess the cancer’s extent is likely, treatment will vary based on type of cancer, test results, age, and health history

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Kyleena and Mirena

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IUDs that release levonorgestrel, 5 year system

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Skyla

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IUD that same as Mirena, releases levonorgestrel, 3 year system

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Liletta

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IUD that releases Levonorgestrel, 6 year system

45
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Paragard

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Copper IUD that lasts up to 10 years

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Nexplanon

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An etonogestrel implant, no more than 3 years

47
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Novasure Endometrial Ablation

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Five minute, one-time endometrial ablation, minimally invasive procedure that removes just the uterine lining (endometrium)

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GTT (Glucose tolerance test)

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Test ran at 28 weeks gestation, first test is 1 hr, second test is 3 hrs, if 3 hr test is failed it is considered gestational diabetes, if 1 hr test is failed and the 3 hr is denied by patient it is considered gestational diabetes as well