primary amenorrhea Flashcards

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primary amenorrhea

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girl never bled

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when is the upper limit of normal secondary sex characteristics arrive in girls

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13

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3
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when is the upper limit of menarche

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15

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craniopharyngioma

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anterior pituitary syndrome. no FSH/LH.

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Kallman’s syndrome

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deficiency in hypothalamus. lose pulsatile GnRH and thus FSH/LH

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why do Kallman’s and craniopharyngioma look the same

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because they affect the same axis and and produce the same symptoms. no development of the secondary sex characteristics and no menarche. NO FSH/LH!

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7
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where does craniopharyngioma affect?

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anterior pituitary

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8
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where does Kallman’s affect?

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hypothalamus

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treatment for Kallman’s/craniopharyngioma

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give estrogen and progesterone and resect any tumors. she develops niormal

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10
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what is primary amenorrhea and anosmnia

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Kallman’s every time.

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11
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Turner’s syndrome affect?

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the ovaries

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what does Turner’s do

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No estrogen/progesterone is made and thus it disinhibits FSH/LH so they will be elevated.

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mullerian agenesis

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genetically female but amenorrhea because no uterus. idiopathic loss of mullerian ducts.. Will have secondary sex characteristics with female genitals. karytype x,x. normal levels of testosterone, FSH/LH. may need to elevate the vagina surgically.

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androgen insensitivity syndrome

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genetically male with a resistance to testosterone. female sex characteristics. external female genitalia. no uterus, tubes. elevated testosterone with peripheral conversion to E/P. ultrasound will show testes. still need to elevate the vagina for improvement of sexual satisfaction. karyotype genetically male.

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15
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what is really important for androgen insensitivity syndrome

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must remove the testes when age 21 because they are undescended and can cause testicular cancer.
NEED orchiectomy.

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Turner’s syndrome

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has no ovaries, 45,X. webbed neck, braodly spaced nipples, shield-like chest. coarctation of the aorta, bicuspid aortic valve. will not develop secondary sex characteristics. FSH/LH very elevated. No ovaries with whic to listen. streak ovaries. treat with estrogen and progesterone. follow up echocardiogram.