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Office-Vaginitis, TB, Medical ethics Flashcards

1
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What is normal vaginal pH?

A

Between 3.8-4.5

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2
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What is the definition of recurrent yeast infections?

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> /=4 infections per year

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How do you treat recurrent yeast infection?

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Diflucan 150mg PO on days 1,3,5 then weekly for 6 months

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4
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What common infections cause vaginitis?

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BV
Yeast
Trichomonas

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5
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How do you diagnose vaginitis?

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History
Physical
Pelvic exam
pH
10%KOH
Wet prep slide

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6
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What is the workup for recurrent yeast infections?

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HIV
FBS
Yeast culture

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What is the counseling for recurrent yeast infection?

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Avoid wet undergarments/prlonged wet bathing suits or workout clothes
Avoid tight jeans
Avoid non-cotton underwear

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What are positive diagnostic factors for BV infection?

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pH>4.5
+amine test
>20% clue cells
White gray homogenous discharge

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How do you diagnose TB?

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PPD test administered intradermally
IGRA blood test for latent TB
CXR
Endometrial biopsy

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What is a positive PPD test?

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> 10mm in duration after 48hrs

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What would you see on CXR for tuberculosis?

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Apical cavitation
Hilar lymphadenopathy

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12
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What would you see on endometrial biopsy for TB?

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Langhans giant cells on histology
Mycobacterium tuberculosis on culture

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13
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What is the treatment for TB?

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Isoniazid
Rifampin
Ethambutol

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14
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What is the length of treatment for TB?

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6-9 months

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15
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What are the basic principles of medical ethics?

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Autonomy
Beneficience
Nonmaleficence
Justice

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16
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What does autonomy mean?

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Patient has right of choice

17
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What does Beneficence mean?

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Promote health and welfare

18
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What does Nonmaleficence mean?

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Do no harm

19
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What does Justice mean?

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Equal service to everyone

20
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What are the ethical requirements for informed consent?

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  1. Adequate, accurate, understandable information
  2. Patient ability to reason and understand information
  3. Opportunity for patient to ask questions
  4. Patient intentional and voluntary choice to accept or refuse care/treatment/physician recommendations

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