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1
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Menarche

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Onset of first menstrual cycle

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Menses

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monthly blood flow from uterus

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Amenorrhea

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absense of menstrual flow

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Dysmenorrhea

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painful menstruation

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5
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Dyspareunia

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painful intercourse

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6
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Menorrhagia

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Abnormally heavy bleeding

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Metrorrhagia

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Bleeding at irregular intervals; spotting

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Mittelschmerz

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Mid-cycle sharp pain (at ovulation)

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Pseudocyesis

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Exhibiting signs of pregnancy but is not pregnant; false pregnancy

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Adenomyosis

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Benign invasive growth of endometrium into the myometrium

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Signs and symptoms of adenomyosis

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menorrhagia and dysmenorrhea

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Sonographic appearance of adenomyosis

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diffuse uterine enlargement, inhomogeneous myometrium, anechoic areas within myometrium, normal endo

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Endometriosis

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Active endometrial tissue invades peritoneal cavity and attaches to fallopian tubes, ovaries, colon, it bladder

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14
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4 Ds of endometriosis

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Dysphasia (rectum), dysuria (bladder), dyspareunia (vagina), dysmenorrhea (menses)

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15
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Describe an ovarian endometrioma

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focal collection of endometrial tissue on ovary

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16
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An ovarian endometrioma is also called?

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chocolate cyst

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17
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Sonographic appearance of an ovarian endometrioma

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hypoechoic and homogenous, thick well defined walls, avascular, fluid filled levels

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18
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Endometritis

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infection of the endometrium

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19
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Endometritis can be caused by?

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abortion, IUCD, STD, cervicitis

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20
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Signs and symptoms of endometritis?

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pelvic pain, leukocytosis

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21
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Sonographic appearance of endometritis

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thick and irregular endo, enlarged and inhomogenous uterus, increased vascularity

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Asherman Syndrome

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intrauterine adhesions eroding the endometrial lining (synechiae)

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Signs and symptoms of Asherman Syndrome

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amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, infertility

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24
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Saline infused sonohysterography (SIS) is used to assess?

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Polyps, submucosal fibroids, endometrial hyperplasia, infertility

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Sonographic appearance of Asherman Syndrome

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**Inability to distinguish endometrial cavity **, echogenic endo if seen

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Endometrial hyperplasia

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proliferation of endometrial lining

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27
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Endometrial hyperplasia can be caused by?

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estrogen overstimulation (related to tamoxifen therapy for breast cancer patients)

28
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Normal premenopausal thickness of endo

29
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Normal postmenopausal thickness of endo

30
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What is the most common gynecologic malignancy?

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Endometrial carcinoma

31
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Endometrial carcinoma can be caused by?

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excessive estrogen production; associated with tamoxifen

32
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Risk factors of endometrial carcinoma

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postmenopausal bleeding, infertility, obesity, diabetes, HRT, estrogen secreting tumors, DES exposure

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Leiomyosarcoma

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Rare and aggressive malignancy derived from existing smooth muscle tumor of uterus (benign fibroid)

34
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Signs and symptoms of a leiomyosarcoma

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asymptomatic, vaginal bleeding

35
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Follicular cyst

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Follicle fails to ovulate and retains fluid leaving a cyst

36
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Sonographic appearance of a follicular cyst

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simple characteristics

37
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Corpus luteal cyst

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post-ovulatory cyst, remains of Graafian follicle, <25 mm

38
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What is the most common cystic mass with pregnancy?

A

corpus luteal cyst

39
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Hemorrhagic cyst

A

bleeding into a cyst

40
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Sonographic appearance of a hemorrhagic cyst

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depends on clot formation; increased through transmission, fluid levels

41
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Paraovarian cyst

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cyst typically located in the broad ligament, dangling from fimbriae, seperate from ipsilateral ovary

42
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What is the most common paraovarian cyst?

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hydatid cyst of Morgagni

43
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True or False: a hydatid cyst of Morgagni is indistinguishable from a simple cyst

44
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Theca lutein cyst

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Cysts formed from theca cells of ovaries

45
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Signs and symptoms of theca lutein cysts

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high hCG, hyperemesis gravidarum, abnormal bloating

46
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Sonographic appearance of theca lutein cysts

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multilocular cystic structure, bilateral condition

47
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Polycystic ovarian disease (PCOS)

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Endocrine imbalance that causes chronic anovulation

48
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PCOS is most common when?

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during reproductive age

49
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Signs and symptoms of PCOS

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irregular menses, hirsutism, infertility, obesity

50
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Hirsutism

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abnormal hairiness

51
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Sonographic appearance of PCOS

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round and enlarged ovaries, 10-12 follicles per ovary (2-10mm in size), “string of pearls” sign, ovarian volume of 10 ml/cc

52
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Ovarian torsion

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partial or complete rotation of ovary on its pedicle

53
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Ovarian torsion is common with an?

A

adnexal mass

54
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Signs and symptoms of ovarian torsion

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severe, consistent pelvic pain, nausea/vomiting, palpable pelvic mass

55
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Sonographic appearance of ovarian torsion

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decreased or absent blood flow to ovary, large and heterogenous ovarian mass, free fluid, coexisting adnexal mass

56
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Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

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inflammatory condition of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and peritoneal surface caused by infection (STD)

57
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PID is associated with?

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pyosalpinx and ovarian abcess and fitz-hugh curtis syndrome

58
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Signs and symptoms of PID

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pelvic or RUQ pain, Fitz-Hugh Curtis syndrome, liver capsule inflammation, thickened gallbladder, fever, vaginal discharge, urinary frequency

59
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Fitz-Hugh Curtis syndrome

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inflammation of liver capsule due to PID; AKA perihepatitis

60
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Describe hydrosalpinx

A

dilation of fallopian tubes with fluid

61
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Hydrosalpinx is seen with?

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PID, endometriosis, postoperative adhesion

62
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Describe pyosalpinx

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Dilation of the fallopian tube with pus

63
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Pyosalpinx is seen with?

A

PID and infection

64
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Fitz-Hugh Curtis syndrome is caused by?

65
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An endometrioma is caused by?

A

Endometriosis

66
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Hysterosalpingography uses?

67
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Endometrial carcinoma is more likely to occur in which age group?

A

older women

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