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ovaries lymph drainage

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para aortic

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testes lymph drainage

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para aortic

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3
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vagina lymph drainage

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superficial inguinal

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4
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vulva lymph drainage

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superficial inguinal

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5
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scrotum lymph drainage

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superficial inguinal

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6
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proximal vagina lymph drainage

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obturator/external iliac/hypogastric

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7
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uterus lymph drainage

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obturator/external iliac/hypogastric

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8
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what ligament contains ovarian vessels

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suspensory ligament (infundibulopelvic)

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9
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what ligament contains uterine vessels

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cardinal ligament

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10
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what vessels are ligated during oopherectomy

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ovarian vessels, contained in the suspensory ligament

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11
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what ligament contains the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and the round ligament of uterus

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broad ligament

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12
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what ligament is a derivative of gubernaculum?

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round ligament and ovarian ligament

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13
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what ligament connects labia majora to uterine fundus

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round ligament

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14
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most common area for cervical cancer

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squamocolumnar junction (transition zone)`

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15
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membranous urethra is prone to injury from what

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pelvic fracture

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16
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bulbar urethra is prone to injury from what

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blunt force

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17
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injury of the posterior urethra can cause urine to leak where

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retropubic space

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18
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what part of urethra is at risk of injury due to a straddle injury

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anterior urethra

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19
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if anterior urethra is injured, where will urine leak

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beneath buck fascia (deep)

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20
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if buck fascia is torn and there is urethral injury, where will urine leak

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superficial perineal space

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21
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what nerve causes erection

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pelvic nerve

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22
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what nerve causes penile emmision

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hypogastric

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23
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what nerve causes ejaculation

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pudendal nerve

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24
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remnant of mesonephric duct in females

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gartner duct

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25
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incomplete fusion of them mullerian ducts

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bicornuate uterus

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26
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complete failure of fusion

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double uterus/vagina/cervic - pregnancy IS possible

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27
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females with mullerian defects should undergo ultrasound to see if they have what abnormalities?

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urologic (renal)

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28
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failure of urethral folds to fuse

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hypospadias

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29
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faulty positioning of the genital tubercle

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epispadias

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30
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epispadias is associated with what other abnormality

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bladder exstrophy

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31
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hypospadias is associated with what other abnormliaties

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inguinal hernia, cryptorchidism

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32
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how do estrogen receptors work

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expressed in cytoplasm and translocate to nucleus when bound by estrogen

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33
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how does estrogen affect myometrial excitability

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increases

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34
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what enzyme does LH stimulate in females to produce estrogen

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desmolase (produces androgens in theca cell from cholesterol)

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35
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what hormone increases basal body temperature

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progesterone

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36
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precocious puberty is the development of sex characteristics before age what

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7

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37
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oligomenorrhea is a cycle how long

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> 35 days

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38
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polymenorrhea is a cycle how long

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39
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how long is luteal phase

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14 days

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40
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how long is follicular phase

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varies

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41
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what defines menorrhagia

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heavy menstrual bleeding > 80 mL or >7 days

42
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ovulation occurs when

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14 days before menses always

43
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what week does gastrulation occur

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3

44
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what weeks are organogenesis

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weeks 3-8, embryonic period

45
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when does the neural tube close by

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week 4

46
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when do the upper and lower limb buds form

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week 4

47
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when is fetal cardiac activity visible by transvaginal ultrasound

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week 6

48
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when does the heart start to beat

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week 4

49
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when can you sense fetal movement

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week 8

50
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when does the fetus have male/female characteristics

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week 10

51
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what is gastrulation

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formation of trilaminar disc

52
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leading cause of intellectual disability in US

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fetal alcohol syndrome

53
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mechanism of abnormalities in fetal alcohol syndrome

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abnormal cell migration

54
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what secretes bhCG

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snycytiotrophoblast

55
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dizygotic twins are always what

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dichorionic and diamnionic

56
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twins that split between 0-4 days will be

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dichorionic and diamnionic

57
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twins that split between 4-8 days

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monochorionic and diamnionic

58
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twins that split between 8-12 days

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monochorionic and diamnionic

59
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twins that split >13 days

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conjoined; monochorionic and monoamnionic

60
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conjoined twins are most likely to be joined where

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chest

61
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what stimulates corpus luteum to make progesterone in first trimester

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beta HCG from syncytiotrophoblast

62
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syncytiotrophoblast lacks what to decrease attach by maternal immune system

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MHC I

63
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what is the maternal part of placenta known as

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decidua basalis

64
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umblical arteries and vein are derived from what

A

allantois

65
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urine discharge from umbilicus

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failure of urachus to obliterate (patent urachus)

66
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urachus attaches what

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umblicus to bladder

67
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urachal cysts can progress to what

A

infection and adenocarcinoma

68
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what week does the urachus turn into allantois

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3

69
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what week does the vitelline duct obliterate

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7

70
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vitelline duct connets what

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yolk sac to midgut lumen

71
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meconium discharge from umblicus

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vitelline fistula

72
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maxillary artery is a branch of what

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external carotid

73
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1st aortic arch becomes

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maxillary artery

74
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2nd aortic arch becomes

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stapedial and hyoid arteries

75
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3rd aortic arch becomes

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common carotid and proximal part of internal carotid

76
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4th aortic arch becomes

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left: aortic arch
right: subclavian artery

77
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5th aortic arch becomes:

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degraded

78
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6th aortic arch becomes

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pulmonary arteries and on the left, ductus arteriosus

79
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branchial cleft/grooves are derived from

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ectoderm

80
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branchial arches are derived from

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mesoderm and neural crest

81
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branchial pouches are derived from

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endoderm

82
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first branchial cleft becomes

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external auditory meatus

83
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2nd through 4th clefts become

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temporary cervical sinuses, obliterated by proliferation of 2nd arch mesenchyme

84
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how does a persistent cervical sinus present

A

branchial cleft cyst within lateral neck

85
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polyhydramnios is how much amniotic fluid

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1.5-2 or more

86
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oligohydramnios is how much amnionic fluid

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87
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most common gynecological cancer worldwide

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cervical

88
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most to least common gynecological cancer in US

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endometrial > ovarian > cervical

89
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prognosis worst to best of gynecological cancer

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ovarian > cervical > endometrial

90
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cancer from lower 1/3 of vagina spreads to what lymph nodes

A

inguinal

91
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cancer form upper 2/3 of vagina spreads to what lymph nodes

A

regional iliac nodes

92
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embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma stain for what two immunohistochemicals

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desmin and myogenin

93
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most common ovarian mass in young women

A

follicular cyst

94
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drug for prostate cancer and MOA

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flutamide - nonsteroidal competitive inhibitor at androgen receptor

95
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drug for endometriosis

A

danazol

96
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danazol MOA

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partial agonist at androgen and progesterone receptors (decreases LH and FSH)

97
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danazol side effects

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hirsutism, virilazation (androgenic side effects)

98
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finasteride MOA

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5 alpha reductase inhibitor

99
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anastrazole/exemestane MOA

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aromatase inhibitors used in postmenopausal women with ER positive breast cancer

100
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side effects of tamoxifen

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increased risk of thromboembolic events and endometrial cancer

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