Part 8 Flashcards

1
Q

what is used to screen for ovarian cancer?

A

Ca125 (CEA ay also be done to rule out bowel cancer)

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2
Q

Most common ovarian cancer?

most common in under 25s?

A

Serous (from epithelium)

Teratoma

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3
Q

Tx of ovarian cancer

A

Surgical removal + chemo

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4
Q

What maintains acidic environment in normal vaginal flora?

If there is an imbalance it may lead to?

A

Lactobaccilus

Bacterial Vaginosis (fishy, clue cells, metronidazole)

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5
Q

Prostatis treatment?

A

May be secondary to UTI
MSSU, 1st pass urine + PCR
Ciprofloxacin

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6
Q

Can’t see can’t pee can’t bend the knee

A

Reiter’s syndrome

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7
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PID with RUQ pain

A

Fitz Hugh Curtis Syndrome

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8
Q

gonorrhea on microscope

and TX?

A

Gram - ve diplococci (2 kidney beans)

IM Ceftriaxone

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9
Q

treatment of syphillis?

A

IM penicillin

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10
Q

HSV that cause genital Herpes?

Cold sores?

A

HSV2

HSV1

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11
Q

green frothy discharge + strawberry cervix

Tx

A

trichomonas vaginalis

Metronidazole

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12
Q

Contact tracing period for chlamydia

A
4 weeks (male urethral)
6 months (endocervix, anal, oral)
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13
Q

Contact tracing gonorrhea

A
2 weeks (male urethral)
3 months (endocervix, anal, oral)
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14
Q

Contraindications to COCP/ring/patch

A

Prevents ovulation + may cause VTE, PE, Stroke etc

Breastfeeding, migraine with aura, PMH of breast cancer, VTE, smoking >15/day, BMI >35 (UKMEC 4)

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15
Q

relationship between COCP and cancer

A

protective against Ovarian + endometrial cancer

Increased risk of breast + cervical cancer

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16
Q

How is COCP taken

A

up to day 5 of cycle
after day 5 requires 7 days additional contraception
miss 2 take 7 days additional contraception

17
Q

what is POP

A

Progesterone only pill
It’s shit, has to be taken same time very day
thickens cervical mucus (not the best contraceptive)

18
Q

What emergency contraception options are there?

A

Oral levonelle- up to 72 hours post UPSI
Oral ella one- up to 120 hours post UPSI
Copper IUD- up to 120 hours post UPSI (toxic to egg and sperm)

ALWAYS do a pregnancy test at 3 weeks

19
Q

How does depo provera work?

A

12 weekly injections

inhibits ovulation, thickens mucous, thins endometrium

Weight gain, osteoperosis

started up to day 5 (beyond requires 1 week of contraception)

20
Q

how long is IUD used and when is it given?

A

5 years

within 7 days of cycle, up to 5 days post-UPSI, <48 hrs or >4 weeks postpartum, immediately post TOP

21
Q

how long is IUS used and what are the benefits?

A

5 years

affects implantation as it thins endometrium

Lighter, less frequent periods

22
Q

What is the best contraception?

A

Implant (3 years)

Inhibits ovulation

23
Q

Extra info for post vasectomy?

A

Sperm live in tubes for 8 weeks- use additional contraception for at least 8 weeks!

Post vasectomy semen analysis is required to exclude failure!

24
Q

If sperm count is really low, what is a better treatment than IUI? + it’s indications?

A

ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection)

  • Severe male factor infertility
  • Previous failed fertilisation with IVF
  • Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (checking the genes or chromosomes of your embryos for a specific genetic condition.)
25
Q

Indications for IVF

A
  • Unexplained infertility (> 2 years durations)
  • Pelvic disease (endometriosis, tubal disease, fibroids)
  • Anovulatory infertility (after failed ovulation induction)
  • Failed Intra-uterine insemination (after 6 cycles)
26
Q

Main complications of ACT

A

Ectopic pregnancy (risk higher in IVF), surgical risks of oocyte retrieval/sperm aspiration, failed fertilisation (4%), miscarriage, failed treatment

27
Q

undescended testes, resulting in lowered sperm count and increased risk of testicular cancer.

A

cryptochordism