OBGYN Flashcards

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Types of Breast CA

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Infiltrative ductal
Infiltrative lobular
Paget dz of breast

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Most common type of breast CA

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INFILT DUCTAL carcinoma

  • assoc w/ METs to Axillar nodes
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Ductal cancer of breast presenting as Eczematous nipple lesion

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Paget dz of the breast

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Pre-malignant breast lesion

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Lobular carcinoma in situ

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Clinical sx of breast CA

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painless, hard fixed nodule

unilateral d/c

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PE of breast CA nodule

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most common in Upper Outer quadrant

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Most common site of breast CA mets after Axillary lymphnodes

2 Bs and 2 Ls

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Brain
Bone

Lungs
Liver

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Peau d’orange

often no lump, just the weird skin appearance

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a type of Inflammatory breast CA- red, swollen, warm

orange peel is d/t Lymphatic obstruction

Poor prognosis

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Masses that are highly concerning on Mammogram

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Microcalcifications

Spiculated

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Women is older than 40, what do you use to evaluate breast mass?

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Mammogram

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Women is younger than 40, what do you use to evaluate breast mass?

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Ultrasound

d/t breast density

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Most accurate diagnostic test for Breast CA

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Open biopsy

as opposed to Fine needle or Large needle

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Tx for Early stage breast CA

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Breast conservation therapy (Lumpectomy)
Sentinel node biopsy
Then, Radiation

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What does a Sentinel node biopsy test for

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the need for Axillary lymph node dissection or not

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When is Tamoxifen used to treat breast CA?

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Estrogen receptor positive tumors

best in Pre-menopausal women

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Adverse effects of Tamoxifen

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Vein clot

Endometrial CA

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Is women is POST menopausal with breast CA, what therapy should we use?

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Aromatase inhibitor Hormonal therapy

  • Letrozole
  • Anastrozole
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When is Mammogram recommended?

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starting at age 50

50-74, every 2 years

UNLESS 1st deg relative, then start at 10 yrs prior to age that family member was diagnosed, whichever is earlier

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How often to get a clinical breast exam?

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Every 3 years in women 20-40, then yearly after age 40

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2 meds that can be used as Breast CA prevention in high risk individuals

Both are SERMS

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Tamoxifen
Raloxifene

post menopausal or >35 with high risk

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HPV Vaccine

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Gardasil 9

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What strains of HPV usually cause Cervical and Anal CA

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16 and 18

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What strains of HPV usually cause Genital warts

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6 and 11

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How many doses of Gardasil 9 (The HPV vaccine) should be given if you are YOUNGER than 15?

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2 doses

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How many doses of Gardasil should be given if you are older than 15?
3 doses interval of 0,2,6 mo
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Ranking of gynecologic CA
``` #1- Endometrial #2- Ovarian #3- Cervical ```
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Most common type of Cervical CA
Squamous cell Risk: HPV, many sex partners, smoking Age of dx: 40-50 yo
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Most common sx of Cervical CA
Post coital bleeding
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Pregnancy that ends before 20 weeks gestation
Spontaneous abortion | Cause: usually Chromosomal abnormality
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Threatened abortion
Products of Conception intact Cervical os is intact Tx: supportive, observe at home, close f/u
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POC intact, but Cervical Os is dilated
Inevitable Tx: surgical evac vs Meds: Misopristol
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How to treat Septic abortion
Remove remaining products | Abx: Levofloxacin + Metro
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Who should receive anti-D Rh Immunoglobulin at the time of abortion???
Rh-Negative mothers
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Normal amt of blood loss during menses
5-80 mL
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Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Bleeding of abnormal quantity, duration, or schedule
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Most common cause of AUB
Anovulation, Fibroids, Bleeding disorder, and Uterine tumor
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PALM COEIN for AUB
Polyp Adenomyosis Leiomyoma Malignancy ``` Coagulopathy Ovulatory dysfx Endometrial Iatrogenic Not otherwise classified ```
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Most common cause of AUB if you are 13-18 years old
Anovulation d/t immature HPO axis
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Most common cause of AUB if you are 20-40 years old
Structural lesion- uterine fibroid or polyp
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Most common cause of AUB if you are older than 40
- Ovaries running out of follicles - Endometrial hyperplasia - CA
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Menorrhagia (heavy bleeding) is often associated with
``` STRUCTURAL lesions (fibroid, endometrial polyp), or COAGULATION disorder ```
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Intermenstrual bleeding often d/t
Cervical dysplasia or infection
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Post-menopausal bleeding is always concerning for
ENDOMETRIAL CA
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Unopposed Estrogen is bad because
can lead to Endometrial Dysplasia
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Who should undergo Endometrial biopsy sampling?
age >45 years with AUB AND Any post-menopausal women with AUB
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Acute mgmt of AUB
Admit and give IV Estrogen
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Outpatient Mgmt of AUB Hormonal Treatment
COC birth control Medroxyprogesterone (Provera) High dose Estrogen or Tranexamic acid (Lysteda) non hormonal
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Chronic tx for AUB
Levonorgestral (Mirena) IUD is great option
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Primary dysmenorrhea
Painful periods
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Secondary dysmenorrhea
Painful menses but d/t a PELVIC disease something is wrong
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What causes cramping and pain during/before periods?
Prostaglandins are released during cell lysis, causing Uterine contractions and ischemia --> Pain
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How to diagnose Primary Dysmenorrhea (pretty much "period pain")
CLINICAL diagnosis - Pregnancy test - consider Pap or Vaginal culture
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Tx for Primary Dysmenorrhea (period pain)
NSAIDs are 1st line Birth control next: COC, Depo-provera, Mirena, IUD
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Secondary dysmenorrhea older women, age 30-40
associated w some underlying problem often also have sx of: Pain w sex, Infertile, or AUB
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The song describing all of what can cause Secondary Dysmenorrhea
``` Endometriosis Adenomyosis Adhesions PID Leiomyoma ```
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Tx of Secondary dysmenorrhea
Treat underlying cause Hormone therapy with COC Pelvic surgery for complicated cause
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3 types of Vaginitis
Candidiasis BV Trich
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Tx for Vulvovaginal Candidiasis
Oral Fluconazole OR Topical Clotrimazole
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If pregnant pt has Vulvovaginal Candidiasis, tx is
TOPICAL Clotrimazole or Miconazole
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Most common cause of Vaginitis in women of childbearing age
BV - Thin d/c - "Fishy odor" +whiff test - Clue cells - pH >4.5 This is Amsel's Criteria
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Tx for BV
Metronidazole (Flagyl)
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Most common NONVIRAL STI worldwide
Trich many have minimal or NO sx Flagellated protozoan
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Post coital bleeding "Strawberry cervix" Gold standard test: NAAT
Trich
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Tx for Trich
Metronidazole (Flagyl) Same as BV
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Most commonly reported Bacterial infection in the US
Chlamydia most are asymptomatic
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Clinical sx of Chlamydia
Cervicitis: change in d/c, intermenses or Post sex bleeding Urethritis: dysuria, urinary frequency
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Classic PE finding of Chlamydia
Mucopurulent endocervical d/c Cervix friability Redness, swelling
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Tx for Chlamydia
Azithromycin or Doxy (but avoid this if pregnant)
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Gonorrhea has pretty much same sx and PE of chlamydia, something we worry about specifically in GONORRHEA though is
DGI: Disseminated Gonococcal Infection
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Tx for Gonorrhea
Azithromycin + Ceftriaxone (Rocephin)
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Menopause
when periods stopped for AT LEAST 12 months in a row
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Perimenopause or Menopausal Transition- typically 4 years before last period
``` Irregular period Hot flash/night sweats Mood sx- anxiety, depression Vaginal dryness Lipid and bone changes ```
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Lab suggestive that Perimenopause is happening
high FSH FSH >25 is highly suggestive
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Median age of Menopause
51.5 years
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When is menopause abnormal?
If it occurs before 40 YO Premature ovarian failure
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Post menopause
``` Hot flashes stop within 4-5 years of onset Vaginal dryness Inc risk of: -Osteoporosis -Heart dz -Dementia ``` Anxiety and Depression
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Hormone therapy for Post-menopause
Estrogen (only those who have had hysterectomy) OR Estrogen with Progestin (most)
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Guideline for Hormone replacement therapy for Post-menopause
No longer than 5 years | Not after 60 YO
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Risk of Hormone Replacement Therapy
Increased risk of CLOT | and BREAST CA
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Osteoporosis is considered a T-score of
< -2.5
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What age to start screening for Osteoporosis
65
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1st line therapy for Osteoporosis
Bisphosphonates SE: upper GI tract, Osteonecrosis of the jaw
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Anterior compartment pelvic organ prolapse
Cystocele (bladder)
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Posterior compartment pelvic organ prolapse
Rectocele
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Risk factors of prolapse
Delivering big babies Older age Obesity Chronic dz (Constipation, COPD)
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What ethnicity is at highest risk of Pelvic organ prolapse?
Hispanic women
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Most effective procedure for prolapse, but can't have sex anymore
Obliterative procedure
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POP is almost never urgent/emergent, UNLESS
Urinary retention Obstructive nephropathy What to do? - place catheter - Urogyn consult for pessary or surgery