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Common causes of premenarcheal abnormal vaginal bleeding

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  1. Genital Trauma and/or sexual abuse
  2. Vaginitis
  3. Tumors (vaginal, uterine)
  4. FB
  5. Menarche
  6. Precocious puberty
  7. Hematuria
  8. Coagulopathy
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common causes of abnml vaginal bleeding of reproductive age

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  1. Coagulopathy
  2. Anovulatory cycles
  3. Pregnancy (including ectopic, abortion)
  4. Endocrine abnormality
  5. Uterine leiomyomas
  6. Cervical and endometrial polyps
  7. Pelvic infections (salpingitis, cervicitis)
  8. Trauma
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common causes of abnml vaginal bleeding during postmenopausal?

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  1. Exogenous hormones
  2. Atrophic vaginitis
  3. Endometrial lesions (including cervical or uterine cancer/tumors)
  4. Cervical/endometrial polyps
  5. Trauma
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w/u to get for abnml vaginal bleeding

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  1. hcg, CBC, PT/INR, thyroid, STI
  2. US
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mgmt for unstable abnml vaginal bleeding

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resuscitation and GYN consult

  1. Uterine compression
  2. D&C/laparoscopy/laparotomy
  3. IV estrogen
  4. Admission
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mgmt for stable abnml vaginal bleeding

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  1. oral short-term hormonal therapy vs TXA
  2. Discharge and follow up gynecologist
  3. NSAIDs
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RF for ectopic pregnancy

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  1. H/o ectopic pregnancy
  2. h/o fallopian tube, pelvic, or abd surgery
  3. STI
  4. PID
  5. Endometriosis
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classic triad presentation of ectopic pregnancy

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abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, amenorrhea

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w/u for ectopic pregnancy?
what r/o ectopic?

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  1. HCG, CBC, progesterone, type & screen, CMP
  2. US
    - Transabdominal may be first
    - Transvaginal if transabdominal nondiagnostic
    - Visualization of unequivocal IUP w/o abnormalities excludes ectopic
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mgmt for ectopic pregnancy

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  1. ABC
  2. Bedside urine HCG
  3. Rh immune globulin as needed
  4. OB consult
  5. Expectant tx
  6. Definitive - Surgery, Medication
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w/u for vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy

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  1. quantitative HCG, CBC, STI testing, type & screen, urinalysis
  2. US
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mgmt for vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy

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  1. Unstable: resuscitation and emergent OB consultation
  2. Rh (-): anti-Rho (D) IG
  3. Further tx dependent upon US findings:
    - Expectant management
    - Ectopic pregnancy
    - IUP w/ vaginal bleeding
    - Incomplete abortion
    - Gestational trophoblastic disease
    - Inevitable abortion

DC: instructions and follow up

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premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall

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placental abruption

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the implantation of the placenta over the cervical os

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placenta previa

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what is considered preterm labor?

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labor < 37 wks

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w/u for vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy

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  1. CBC, type & cross, cervical fluid eval, STI, coags, lytes, DIC profile, UA
  2. US
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late pregnancy pt presenting with vaginal bleeding - what should you be cautious about when doing your PE?

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ddx of placental abruption or placenta previa - don’t want to introduce more risk of infection when doing a pelvic exam so do a sterile speculum test
don’t do a bimanual!

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mgmt for vaginal bleeding in late pregnancy?

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  1. Unstable: ABC, emergent OB consultation
  2. Rh negative: anti-Rho (D) immunoglobulin
  3. Further tx dependent upon US:
    - Placental abruption/placenta previa: emergent c-section
    - OB consultation
    - Maternal and fetal monitoring
    - Tocolysis
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rupture of membranes before the onset of labor

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Premature Rupture of Membranes

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classic presentation of premature rupture of membranes?

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  • rush of fluid or continuous leakage of fluid from vagina
  • Exam: sterile speculum with STI testing
  • Dx: pool of fluid in posterior fornix
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mgmt for premature rupture of membranes

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multifactorial, may need antibiotics/steroids, OB consultation/admission

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what is a threatened abortion?

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vaginal bleeding in < 20 wks of pregnancy with a closed cervical os, benign exam, and no passage of tissue

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vaginal bleeding with open cervical os

what type of sponaneous abortion?

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inevitable

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partial passage of the conceptus, more likely between 6 and 14 weeks

what type of spontaneous abortion?

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incomplete

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what is a complete abortion?

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passage of all fetal tissue < 20 wks gestation

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what is a missed abortion?

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fetal death < 20 wks w/o passage of any fetal tissue for 4 wks after fetal death

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w/u for spontaneous abortion

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  1. CBC, type & cross, quantitative HCG, UA
    - if concern for septic abortion: blood/urine cx, BMP/LFTs, PT/PTT
  2. US
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mgmt for Threatened/Inevitable/Complete Abortion

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DC, OB f/u

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mgmt for Incomplete/Missed abortion

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OB consultation, D&C

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mgmt for Septic Abortion

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  1. OB consultation
  2. admit (consider ICU)
  3. unaysn/clinda + gentamicin
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pregnancy complications of chronic HTN

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abruption, preeclampsia, low birth weight, cesarean delivery, premature birth, and fetal demise

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what is Gestational HTN?
Criteria?

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> 140/90 after 20 wks or in immediate postpartum period w/o proteinuria

Criteria: SBP >= 140 or DBP >= 90 on two occasions at least 4 hrs apart

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RF for gestational HTN

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first-time mothers, FHx PIH, women carrying multiples, < 20 or >40 y/o, HTN or kidney disease prior to pregnancy

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mgmt for gestational HTN

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  1. rest/lying on left side
  2. more prenatal checkups
  3. less salt
  4. drink 8 glasses of water a day
  5. meds
35
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what is preeclampsia?

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> 140/90 on two occasions at least 4 hrs apart + proteinuria >= 300 in 24 hrs at 20 wks’ gestation

36
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alt criteria for preeclampsia?

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(HTN w/o proteinuria):

  1. thrombocytopenia
  2. elevation LFTs
  3. new renal insufficiency
  4. pulmonary edema
  5. new-onset mental status/visual disturbance
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s/s of preeclampsia

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  • HA, visual disturbances, edema or abd pain
  • Severe Preeclampsia: end-organ involvement; >160/110
38
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difference between preeclampsia vs eclampsia

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Eclampsia is preeclampsia with seizures

39
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what is HELLP Syndrome?

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  • Clinical variant of preeclampsia
  • Criteria: Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzymes, Low Platelets

Caveat: May only complain of abd pain and NOT have elevated BP

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w/u for preeclampsia

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  1. CBC, CMP, LDH, peripheral smear, UA, PT/PTT
  2. Imaging: focused US or a CT abdomen
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mgmt for preeclampsia

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  1. Severe preeclampsia or eclampsia - Mg Sulfate
  2. Severe HTN - labetalol, hydralazine; dec BP slowly
  3. Emergent OB consult, admit
  4. definitive tx: deliver baby
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pelvic pain MC from gynecologic pathology therefore you should always r/o ?

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pregnancy!

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what is primary dysmenorrhea?

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cramping pelvic pain that comes before or during a period

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what is Mittelschmerz

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benign pelvic pain that occurs midcycle (during or after ovulation)

45
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pelvic pain that may be one-sided, self-limiting (minutes to hours), range from mild to severe pain, MC 2 weeks before period

dx?

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Mittelschmerz

46
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crampy, lower abdominal/pelvic pain; may be associated with nausea/vomiting, back pain, headache and irritability

dx?

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Primary Dysmenorrhea

47
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sacs, usually filled with fluid, in/on an ovary

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Ovarian Cysts

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presentation of ovarian cyst

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sudden-onset unilateral pain
pain caused by stretching of the capsule

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concerning features of an ovarian cyst

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  • > 8cm
  • multiloculated
  • solid
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complication of ovarian cyst

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bleeding from cyst wall or cyst rupture

hemorrhagic may be more concernign

51
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sudden onset of unilateral, severe adnexal pain; may have N/V and low-grade fever
may have h/o ovarian cyst, pregnancy, or chemical induction of ovulation

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ovarian torsion

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Endometriosis s/s

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recurrent pelvic pain associated with menstrual cycles, dyspareunia, and infertility

53
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benign smooth muscle tumors, usually in the uterus or GI tract

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Leiomyomas (uterine fibroids)

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s/s of Leiomyomas (uterine fibroids)

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abnormal vaginal bleeding, dysmenorrhea, bloating, backache, urinary sx, enlarged uterus, and dyspareunia

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RF for PID

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  1. < 25y
  2. multiple sexual partners
  3. a new sexual partner (last 30 days)
  4. presence of other STI
  5. recent intrauterine device insertion or procedure (< 3 wks)
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s/s of PID

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lower abd pain, vaginal discharge, vaginal bleeding, urinary discomfort, fever, N/V

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dx criteria for PID

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  • Group 1 (min criteria): uterine or adnexal tenderness and cervical motion tenderness
  • Group 2 (improves specificity): F, vaginal/cervical secretions, inc ESR/CRP, (+) pelvic cx
  • Group 3 (procedure-based): laparoscopy, pelvic US (or MRI), endometrial bx
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w/u for pelvic pain

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  • HCG, CBC, UA, ESR/CRP, cervical swabs for GC/Chlamydia
  • transvaginal US (or MRI)
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general mgmt for nonemergent pelvic pain

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  1. reassurance
  2. NSAIDs
  3. abx/preventative counseling (if indicated)
  4. gynecology referral
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indications to admit pelvic pain

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  • Failed outpatient treatment
  • Tubo-ovarian abscess
  • Toxic appearance
  • Inability to tolerate oral medication
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parental tx options for admitted PID

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  1. Cefotetan/cefoxitin + Doxy
  2. Clinda + gentamicin
  3. unaysn + doxy
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outpatient tx for PID

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  • Rocephin/cefotxitin + probenecid
  • other 3rd gen cephalo + doxy +/- flagyl
63
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alt outpatient tx for PID

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*if parenteral cephalo not feasible and community prevalence for FQ resistance is low:

Levofloxacin/ofloxacin +/- flagyl

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