REI Flashcards

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Tamoxfen is approved for women __yrs and older for prevention of estrogen receptor + breast cancer and reduces the risk by nearly __%

What is the most common endometrial abnormality caused by Tamoxifen?

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35 yo, 50%

Polyp (8-36%), endometrial hyperplasia (1-20%)

Risk of endometrial cancer is 1.3-7.5x that of untreated women

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Normal semen parameters for 
Volume 
Concentration 
Progressive motility 
Total motility
Normal morphology
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Volume 1.5 mL 
Concentration 15 million/mL
Progressive motility 32%
Total motility 40%
Normal morphology 4%
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Spwrmatogenesis takes __days

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60-80

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How do you test for obstructive causes of a azoospermia?

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Fructose is absent in cases of obstructive azzospermia

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How to treat ovarian hyper stimulation:

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Mostly supportive.

Cabergoline (dopamine agonist) reverses the VEGF-2 dependent vascular permeability

Replace electrolytes

Do not proceed with IVF because pregnancy will worsen condition

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Secondary amenorrhea is defined as:

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Lack of 3 consecutive periods or cessation of bleeding for 6 months

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What is the only contraceptive that has been shown to decrease the risk of ovarian cancer?

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OCPs, decreases risk of ovarian cancer by 46-50% even in BRCA1 carriers

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Women with eating disorders or low relative caloric intake demonstrate increased OR decreased levels of the following:

Leptin 
Ghrelin
CRL 
GnRH
Cortisol
NPY (neuropeptide y)
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Leptin -  decreased 
Ghrelin- increased 
CRL -increased
GnRH- decreased 
Cortisol- increased
NPY (neuropeptide y) increased
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First line method of fertility treatment for couple with unexplained infertility?

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Ovulation induction + IUI - increased fecundity from 1-4% to ~9.5% (normal is 20-25% per cycle)

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The finding most consistent with early menopausal transition is__?

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Persistently irregular cycles

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Best method for preserving fertility for women undergoing cancer treatments rendering them sterile.

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Embryo banking- its cryopreservation is more successful than oocyte preservation

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Endometrial biopsy is warranted in a patient with post menopausal bleeding when the endometrial thickness is less than or equal to ___mm.

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4

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Approximately ___% of postmenopausal women started on combined HT will have bleeding in the first 4-6 month

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40

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What phase of the menstrual cycle contributes most to cycle length?

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Follicular (luteal phase is almost always 14d)

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Screening for BRCA individuals

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Breast: semiannual mammo and MRI starting at age 25

Ovarian: (controversial) CA125 and TVUS starting at 30yo or 5-10yrs earlier than earliest age of family member ca

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Most important factor for pregnancy success rate after tubal reanastomosis is ___?

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Age of patient (followed by length of tube, site or type of tubal, prior fertility)

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Managaemt decision tree for macroadenoma (>10mm)

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Is it prolactin secreting? — if yes then dopamine agonists before considering surgery

If no then surgery

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Tanner stage 4 breasts with primar amenorrhea, no pubic or axillary hair…dx?

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Androgen insensitivity

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Which SSRI has least interaction with tamoxifen levels when being used to treat sx hot flashes?

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Venlafaxine

20
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What personality is particularly resistant to CBT?

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Borderline

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Postpartum thyroiditis occurs within ___ of pregnancy.

Women with ____ (4) conditions should have their TSH checked at 3 and 6 months. Because they are at increased risk of postpartum thyroiditis.

Tx involves ___. It typically lasts ___months.

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1 year

Thyroid antibody positive, graves, chronic viral hepatitis

Observation (low dose levothyroxine if sx during hypothyroid phase)

4-6 months

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SSRI are effective in treating _ eating disorder but not __ eating disorder.

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Bulimia nerviosa but not anorexia

23
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What is the relative vs absolute risk of COC users vs non-OC users for VTE?

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RR is 2.0 for OC users

AR is 5-10 per 10k vs 10-20 VTE events per 10k for OC users

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CAH are autosomal ___ disorders.

Controversial tx with dexamethasone should occur before ___ weeks to potentially prevent genital virtualization of a female fetus.

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Recessive

9 weeks

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McCube Albright syndrome characterized by 2/3 of the following: Workup Management
Cutaneous pigmentations which stops at midline, polyostotic fibrous dysplasia, multiple endocrine abnormalities. Peripheral precocious puberty- workup includes gonadotropin levels, sex steroid levels, tsh, pelvic US, and x-ray of dominant hand to evaluate bone age. Aromatase inhibitors
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Evaluation for premature adrenarche includes:
DHEAS, FSH, LH, testosterone, TSH, morning 17 OHP. Patients with premature adrenarche are more likely to develop PCOS
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The most common complication of UAE for sx fibroids: Less common complications, but they exist:
Post-embolization syndrome: pelvic pain, cramping, N/V, fatigue, myalgia, leukocytosis for 48 hrs, improving in the first week Infection, hemorrhage, chronic malodorous vaginals discharge, vaginal passage of fibroids, ovarian insufficiency
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What tissue is best to use for pre-implantation genetic testing?
Trophectoderm biopsy
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What endometrium would be found in a biopsy of a PCOS patient with an ovulation for 6 months?
Disordered proliferation endometrium | Secretory would indicate they ovulated and there is progesterone effect
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What test helps to differentiate thyrotoxicosis when elevated thyroid levels are identified.
Radioiodine uptake (if not pregnant or breastfeeding) T3/t4 ration can be used but less accurate ( >20 graves and toxic multinodular, <20 painless of postpartum thyroiditis)
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Best imaging modality for suspected mullerian anomalies with contraindication to MRI? (MRI would be considered the optimal imaging)
3D US
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Best test for no -classic CAH | DDx for androgen excess- no classic CAH, PCOS, androgen secreting tumor
Morning follicular serum 17alpha-OHP > 200 Confirmatory testing with ACTH stimulation test- 60 min 17-OHP level will be 1500 or greater
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Most common tumor that causes central precocious puberty
Hypothalamic hamartoma
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Most appropriate treatment for idiopathic central precocious puberty
GnRH agonist
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What is advanced bone age
Greater than 2 yrs and predicted Height of less than 1.5m OR 2 standard deviations below target height
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How to differentiate central vs peripheral
High estradiol and low gonadotropin level = suggests peripheral High gonadotropin level suggests central
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What percentage of women with POI will spontaneously conceive?
5-10%
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Fragile x full expansion: How many repeats can cause POI?
Full expansion: 200 CGG repeats It can be as little as 55-200 CGG repeats that cause POI
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Why do OCs work to decrease acne? What progestins are best to use to treat acne with COCs?
Decrease free androgens by increasing SHBG and decrease ovarian androgen production Third generation progestins- deaogestrel, norgestimate. Drospirenone is similar and also increases SHBG to a greater extent.
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How to manage Swyer’s syndrome after gonadectomy?
Graduated increase in estrogen, progestin after first bleed or after 2 years if no bleeding. Pregnancy is possible with donor egg
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Management of elevated prolactin in an amenorrhea female who does not desire pregnancy and without bothersome galactorrhea
Obtain MRI and put on OCPS for birth control and prevention of osteoporosis If micro adenina- repeat prl and MRI in 1 yr If macroadenoma- (10mm or greater)obtain further hormone testing and neurosurgery consult Dopamine agonists therapy if does not desire OCPs, no -tumor related hyperprolactinemia, micro adenina or bothersome galactorrhea
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Most common gestational hyperandrogenic causes:
Luteomas of pregnancy and hyperreactio luteinalis Both are benign, both typically regress after pregnancy
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Main phenotypic difference between androgen insensibility and swyers syndrome?
Swyers - no breasts, AIS- breasts! (estrogens converted from testosterone) No internal female structures/blind ending vaginal pouch in androgen insensivity whereas Swyer’s syndrome has uterus and Fallopian tubes and gysgenic gonads
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Initial hormone evaluation for secondary amenorrhea
FHS, LH, TSH, PRL, and BhCG
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What is used for ovulation induction for women with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea?
Gonadotropin; clomiphene will not work without a functioning HPO axis
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Fertile window is __. Follicular rupture occurs __hrs after LH surge. Fertilízale life of an oocyte is __hr. Sperm last for __ days.
Up to 24hrs after LH surge to 24hrs over ovulation (day of ovulation) 36-40hrs after the onset of LH surge 12-24hrs 5 days
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Initial lab testing for hirsutism?
DHEAS, free and total testosterone, morning follicular phase 17OHP, TSH, and Prl