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1
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Glands lined by a single layer of epithelium and packed back to back

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prostate adenocarcinoma

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2
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comm COD in cervical squamous cell carcinoma

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renal failure w/ hydronephrosis

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3
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papillary tumor areas with high grade nuclei

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serous adenocarcinoma

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4
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clomiphene citrate

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a selective estrogen receptor modulator and is used for ovulation induction

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5
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letrozole

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aromatase inhibitor

used for ovulation induction

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6
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Rotterdam Criteria

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need 2/3 for PCOS

  1. Hyperandrogenism (clinical or biochemical)
  2. Ovulatory dysfunction (oligo-/ amenorrhea)
  3. Polycystic ovaries on ultrasound
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7
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menopause is dx by inc levels of

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FSH

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8
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Endometriosis is characterized by dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, or both?

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dysmenorrhea

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9
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Adenomyosis is characterized by dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, or both?

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both

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10
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tx for benign (mature) ovarian teratoma

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surgery

to avoid rupture etc.

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11
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BP changes during preg

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progesterone relaxes smc

–> BP falls

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12
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Mg sulfate

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smc RELAXANT

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13
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oxytocin

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

uterine stimulant

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14
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prostaglandins E1 and E2

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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uterine stimulant

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15
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ergot alkaloids

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

uterine stimulant

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16
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alpha adrenergic drugs

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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uterine stimulant

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17
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mechanical stretch

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

uterine stimulant

polyhydramnios
xs fetal size
mult preg
fibroids

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18
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progesterone

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

uterine relaxant

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19
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terbutaline

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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beta mimetics (agonists)

uterine relaxant

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20
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nifedipine

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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uterine relaxant

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21
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atociban

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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oxytocin antagonist

uterine relaxant`

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22
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Mg sulfate

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

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Ca++ antagonist

uterine relaxant

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23
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ritodrine

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

beta mimetics (agonists)

uterine relaxant

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24
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prostaglandin
inhibitors

uterine stimulant or relaxant?

A

uterine relaxant

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25
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matrix metalloproteinase during labor

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UPregulated, breaks up collagen and makes cervix soft

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26
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hyaluronic acid during labor

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inc in hydration of ground substance

cervical ripening

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27
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negative station

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head higher up relative to ischial spine

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28
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positive station

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head lower relative to ischial spine

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29
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uterine a. changes during pregnancy

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diameter doubles

30
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uterine blood flow changes during pregnancy

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increases by 8-fold at 20 weeks pregnancy

31
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vasodilatation during pregnancy is mainly due to

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estradiol and progesterone

32
Q

venous changes during pregnancy

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vasodilation, less competent valves

33
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MAP changes during pregnancy

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falls mid-pregnancy

~20 wk

34
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consequences of progesterone during pregnancy

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dec SVR –> postural hypOtension

35
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angiotensin II during preg

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inc –> H2O/Na retention

*less sensitive to this change tho, dec bp overall

36
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plasma volume during pregnancy

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inc –> edema

37
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CVS changes occur during which part of pregnancy?

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much occur prior to 12 wk gestation

38
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ureter/gb dilation during pregnancy can be attributed to

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inc progesterone –. inc smc relax

39
Q

reason for inc UTI risk during pregnancy

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ureter dilates, bladder smc relaxes (via progesterone, more urine retention)

40
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respiratory changes during pregnancy

A
respiratory alkalosis
dec pCO2
hyperventilation --> inc TV
SOB
chest circumference inc
mucosa of nasopharynx becomes hyperemic and edematous
41
Q

T/F

physiologic dyspnea during pregnancy includes paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

A

F

42
Q

risk fx for mole

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women >40
women 2+ miscarriages
partial less freq than complete moles

43
Q

___ molar pregnancies are more common

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complete

44
Q

tonsssss of cells and nuclear material, no villi

A

gestational trophoblastic disease

45
Q

involuntary leakage + urgency

run to toilet

A

detrusor overactivity

uninhibited bladder contraction

46
Q

dribble

no urgency to pee

A

overflow incontinence

47
Q

examples of anticholinergics

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Oxybutynin    (Ditropan)
         Tolterodine (Detrol)
         Darifenacin (Enablex)
         Solifenacin (Vesicare)
         Trospium (Sanctura)
         Fesoterodine (Toviaz)
48
Q

STI leading to Fallopian tube damage, infertility

A

gonorrhea (damages cilia, can’t move pregnancy down tubes)

49
Q

shoulder pain

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ruptured ectopic (blood between diaphragm and liver –> referred to shoulder)

50
Q

IUP shows hCG levels that double every

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48 hours

51
Q

rudimentary uterine horn pregnancies have a rupture rate of

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50%

52
Q

most common finding in ectopic pregnancy

A

adnexal mass

53
Q

most concerning fetal monitor findings

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LATE decelerations

minimal variability

54
Q

glucose tolerance test

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LOW RISK PREG:
1 hour glucose (50g) test at 24-28 weeks with no special prep (EAT)

if suspicious: screen at first visit

55
Q

3hr glucose test

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if failed 1hr glucose test

3hr test includes 3d carb loading, 8hr overnight fast, then 100g oral glucose

measure fasting, 1hr, 2hr, 3hr

56
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pathophys of Rh(D) antigen response

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B lymphocyte clones form that recognize foreign rbc antigens

57
Q

RhoGAM dose

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300 mcg

58
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% women alloimmunized w/ RhoGAM

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2% w/ routine PP dose

0.1% with added dose at 28wk

59
Q

is progesterone helpful clinically for uterine relaxation?

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no

60
Q

placenta previa - painless or painful?

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painless

61
Q

abruption placenta - painless or painful?

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painful

62
Q

vasa previa

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fetal blood vessel rupture, req c sec

63
Q

estrogens in peripheral adipose tissue are formed from

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androstenedione

64
Q

most comm female malignancy

A

endometrial cancer

65
Q

most comm ovarian tumor

A

benign cystic teratoma

66
Q

solid tumors

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dysgerminoma
choriocarcinoma 
immature teratoma 
theca/fibroma
sertoli/leydig
67
Q

which tumors are estrogen AND progesterone sensitive (female)

A

Leiomyomas

68
Q

Onset of pregnancy-related dyspnea usually occurs before __ wk

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20 wk

MILD
NOT AT REST

69
Q

ectopic preg present when?

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6-8 wk after last normal menstrual pd

can occur later

70
Q

which location of ectopic presents with lots of bleeding

A

cornua of Fallopian tube

71
Q

tocolytic

A

term for uterine relaxants (anti-contraction)