REPRO 2 Flashcards

1
Q

functional cysts are related to what
presentation
treatment

A

ovulation F/L cysts
asymp. may bleed and rupture -> pain & period changes
resolve spontaneously

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2
Q

endometriosis symptoms
ix
rx

A

pain, dysparunia, subferility, tender mass behind uterus, can be asymptotic till rupture

laproscopy

COCP, mirena, surgery

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3
Q

stromal tumours granulosa

theca/lydic

A
secretes oestrogen (precasious puberty, PMB)
secretes androgens (hirsutism/virilisation)
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4
Q

secondary endometrial tumours

A

breast, pancreas, stomach, GI

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5
Q

hydrosalpinx

A

longstanding/incidental

blocked tube with serous/clear fluid

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6
Q

pydrosalpinx

A

acute/inflam

pus

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7
Q

paratubal cysts are what

A

small and incidental

embryological remnants

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8
Q

uterine causes of a pelvic mass

A

pregnancy, fibroids, endometrial cancer, cervical cancer

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9
Q

non-gynae causes of a pelvic mass

A

bowel, bladder, mets from breast/GI

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10
Q

ix for pelvic mass

A

examine

USS. UPT. Ca125. CEA. bHCG. AFP. lactate dehydrogenase (CGT). MRI/CT

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11
Q

difference between acute and chronic salpingitis

and what does both increase the risk of

A

chronic if lymphocytes

ectopic

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12
Q

what is endometriosis

A

presence of endometrial glands outside the uterine cavity

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13
Q

causes of endometriosis

A

reterograde menstruation. genetics. altered immune function

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14
Q

commonest areas for endometriosis

A

ovaries. posterior broad ligament. POD.

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15
Q

ix for endometriosis

A

exam. USS. MRI pelvis

gold standard - laparoscopy

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16
Q

risk factors for endometriosis

complications

A

family history
inflammation can lead to scarring which can lead to tube obstruction. pain. cyst formation. adhesions. ectopic pregnancy.

17
Q

what cancer is associated with endometriosis

A

endometroid cancer

18
Q

HSA1

A

2 registered medical practitioners

19
Q

HSA2

A

doctor within 24 hours of emergency TOP

20
Q

HSA4

A

doctor competes within 7 days of TOP and send to chief medical officer

21
Q

cut off for TOP

A

23+6 and 18+6 in tayside

22
Q

medical what are the two steps

A
oral mifepristone (anti prog) 200mg
24-48 h later vaginal/oral prostaglandin - misoprostal/gemeprost
23
Q

where does medical take place

A

0-9w both steps at home

9-24w repeated dose of prosa 3 hourly max 5/24h

24
Q

surgical what are the two types

A

6-12w vacuum aspiration

13-24w dilatation evacuation

25
Q

what steps need to be taken for surgical

A

cervical priming. vaginal prostaglandin

26
Q

aftercare of TOP

A

anti D
contraception
UPT at 3w

27
Q
Levonelle how much and when
what does it do 
if vom then what 
can it be taken more than once in a cycle 
failure rate
A
1/5mg within 72h of UPSI
inhibits ovulation and implantation 
if mom within 2h take another dose
yes
1-2%
28
Q

EllaOne how much and when
what does it do bad stuff as well
can it be taken more than once in a cycle
failure rate

A
20mg within 120h
inhibits ovulation 
decreases effectiveness of hormonal contraceptives so restart or start 5 d after. also delay breastfeeding for 1w
yes
<1%
29
Q

IUD when

A

within 5 d of UPSI or 5d after likely ovulation date

30
Q

UPT when

A

at 3w post all methods