REPRO Flashcards

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The Right testes and ovary drain into the Right Gonadal vein which goes to?

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directly to ICV

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the Left testes / ovary drain to Left gonadal vein then to?

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LEFT RENAL VEIN

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why are varicoceles more common on left?

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bc the left gonadal vein is longer and has the make the 90 degree turn at the the Renal vein it has higher pressure.

is enlarged pampinoform plexus n

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where does most of the blood supply to the pelvic region come from ?

whats the exception?

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branch off the INTERNAL iliac arteries

and the exception

the .gonadal arteries off the aorta

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where do the ovaries and testes

lymphatics drain to

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para-aortic nodes

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what lymphatics do the

body of uterues, cervix, superior bladder )

drain to

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external iliacs

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the prostate/ cervix / corpus cavernosum / proximal upper 2/3 vagina

lymphatic drain to

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internal iliaic nodes

(hypogastric nodes)

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distal vagina

vulva

scrotum*

distal anus

lymphatics t​drain into

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Superficial inguinal nodes

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where does the glans of the penis lymphatics drain to

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deep inguinal nodes

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what hernia

is more common in children.

due to failure of processsus vaginalis to close

which can also cause?

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INDIRECT

can form hydrocele

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what hernia occurs lateral tot epigastric vessels and goes into the inguinal ring into scrotum

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indirect

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what herniation goes through the inguinal (hesselbach traingle).

medial to inferior epigastric vessels

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direct

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what hernia is due to acquired weakness in transversalis fascia?

who gets this hernia

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direct

common in older males

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what makes up the hesselbachs triangle

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inferior epigastric vessels (lateral)

inguinal ligment

lateral border of rectur abdominus (medial)

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which hernia is more common in women?

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femoral

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what hernia

protrudes BELOW inguinal ligament

through the femoral canal below and lateral to pubic tubercle

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femoral hernia

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which hernia is more likely to present with

incarceration (irreducible hernia)

or strangulation ( contents of hernia undergo necrosis)

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femoral hernia

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what does the paramesonephric (Mullerian) duct form

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fallopian tubes

uterus

UPPER portion of vagina.

(the lower part of vag is from the urogenital sinus)

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what forms the lower vagina

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urogenital sinus –> sinovaginal bulbs –> lower vag.

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what does the mesonephric (Wolffian) duct

not form.

Seminal vesicles

Epididnmis

Ejaculatory duct

Ductus deferens

Prostate

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it does not form the prostate

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what can

leydig cell hypoplasia (leydig cell agenesis) cause?

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no development of mesonephric duct.

bc cant respond to LH thus no testosterone thus no mesonephric duct thus no (SEED) structures

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what does the paramesonephric mullerian duct form in a male.

what does the mesonephric wolffian duct form in a female

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male - remnant is appendix testis

female: gartner duct

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what do sertoli cells secrete

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inhibiin B that inhibits FSH

androgen-binding protein –> maintain local levels of testosterone.

MIF

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sertoli cells form tight junctions that forms blood testis barrier that functions to

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isolate gametes from autoimmune attack

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**varicocele and cryptorchidism** both can cause **increase in temp to teste** what does this do
**dec sperm production** **dec inhibin B**
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what do **leydig cells do?**
secrete **testosterone** in presence of **LH**
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FSH --\> serotoli cells --\> ? LH --\> leydig cells --\> /
sperm production \testosterone
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dihydrostestosterone is responsible for development of? it can treat
**penis, scrotum protstate** its responsible for prostate growth sebaceous gland activity it can cause male pattern hair loss?
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an OBESE pt can become testosterone deficient how?
bc of **aromatase** **testosterone --\> estrogen** aromatase can be found in high concentrations in adipose tissue.
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disorders of sex hormone ## Footnote **inc T** **inc LH**
**defective androgen receptor**
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**inc testosterone** **dec LH** what the cause
**testosteroe - secreting tumor,** **exogenous steroids**
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primary hypogonadism you will see what on labs
**DEC TESTOSTERONE** **INC LH**
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diagnosing diosrders of sex hormones **dec testosterone** **DEC LH** What syndrome is associated with this?
**HYPOGONADOTROPIC HYPOGONADISM** **Kallmann syndrome** **- low GnRH --\> low LH** and **FSH** **-** due to defect of **X-linked KAL chain** defect of olfactory bulb --\> **ANOSMIA** (CANT SMELL!)
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female w/ primary amenorrhea or delayed puberty that cant smell.
**kallmann syndrome**
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=25 yo that has tried to have kids with his wife. on further questioning cant smell. what is the diagnosis
**hypopgonadotropic hypogonadism**
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**genetically male** but phenotypically female. have lower part of vagina NO uterus or ovaries **have testes (in labia majora)** **inc testo, estrogen, LH** whats the cause
androgen receptor insensitivity
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whats the cause? **early defect is ambiguous genitalia** at puberty he developed normal male genitalia. **NORMAL T, Estrogen LH**
5a- reducatse def cant convert testo --\> DHT
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**malignant** **painless,** homogenous testicular enlargement. most common testicular tumor. describe the histo ? whats diagnosis?
**large cells** in **lobules** with **watery cytoplasm** and **FRIED EGG** appearance **Seminoma.**
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whats the main difference bw **seminoma** and **embryonal carcinoma?**
**seminoma : NO hemorrhage** or **necrosis** **painless** **embryonal carcinoma: necrosis, hemorrhagic mass, painful** **inc hCG!**
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What malignant testicular tumor has hemorrhagic mass w/ necrosis and painful. describe the histo
**embryonal carcinoma** **glandular papillary morphology**
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2 yo presents with a testicular mass you biopsy and see sc**hiller Duval bodies,** resembling **primitive glomeruli** labs you find **inc AFP**. diagnosis ?
**yolk sac** (endodermal sinus) tumor know the histo
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pt with a testicular lump. you do labs and see an **inc hCG** you biopsy and get the histo in the exhibit. you patient is complaining of gynecomastia, symptoms of **hyperthroidism**. the tumor is a disorder of?
disorder of **syncytiotrophoblast** (increases hCG) and **Cytotrophoblast.**
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diagnosis? most common nongerm cell tumor Tumor is Golden brown in color histo: **reinke crstals (eosinophilc cytoplasmic inclusion)** this tumor produces **androgens** or **estrogens** --\> **gynecomastia** in men, **precocious puberty** in boys
**leydig tumor.** you get increase testosterone secretion which undergoes peripheral conversion to estrogen --\> gynecomastia
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what is the most common testicular tumor of older men?
**testicular lymphoma** not a primary cancer, arises from metastatic lympoma --\> testes. **(diffuse large B cell lymphoma)** pt didnt have pain, but had a ferver, night sweats, wt loss, 75 yo man. **extranodal** manifestations.
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**schiller duval bodies** are most associated with what testicular tumor
**yolk sac tumor**
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**inc AFP** are most associated with what testicular tumor
**yolk sac** 50% teratomas can have it
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**inc hCG?** are most associated with what testicular tumor
**choriocarcinoma**
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**fried egg appearance** **watery cytoplasm** are most associated with what testicular tumor
seminoma
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**normal AFP** **inc hCG**
**embryonal**
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**syncytiotrophoblast** are most associated with what testicular tumor
**choriocarcinoma**
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poor prognosis painful tumor
**painful tumor**
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**most common** up to **age 3 is** most associated with what testicular tumor
**YOLK SAC tumor\*\*\***
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pt with BPH. Describe what you would see on histo.
**\*hyperplasia** of prostate **stromal** and **glandular** epithelial cells in the **lateral** and **medial lobes**
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during oogenesis when is the **primary oocyte** arrested?
meiosis 1 is arrrested in **prophase 1** for years until **Ovulation**
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at puberty the oocyte finished meiosis one forming and cell devision occurs forming a haploid oocyte which goes into meiosis II and arrested in what phase??
**metaphase II** until **fertilization**
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name all the effects of estrogen | (think growth)
growth of female reproductive organs growth of breasts stimulates endometrial proliferation inhibits osteoclasts in bone **inc** HDL, **dec** LDL
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what are the functions of PROGESTRONE
**inhibits** proliferation but **promotes secretory changes in endometrium** prepares breasts for milk production **thickens cervical mucus** **inhibits uterine contractions** **relaxes smooth muscle.**
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what produces thick cervical mucus that inhibits entry of sperm into uterus
progesterone
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induces LH surge
Estrogen
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what hormone relaxes uterine smooth muscle to prevent miss carriage
progesterone
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what hormone stimulates endometrial proliferation hince inc risk for endometrial cancer
estrogen
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hCG has an Alpha subunit identical to what other hormoens
**FSH** **LH9** **TSH (**presents with hyperthyroidiism) hCG
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what can Combined estrogen progestin cause besodes VTE, HTN, MI and stroke?
**HEPATIC ADENOMA\*\*\***
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what vaginal tumor are found in women who had exposure to DES in utero. \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\ (diethylstilbestrol exposure)
**Clear cell adenocarcinoma**
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what is **DES exposure** in uterto associate with?
**clear cell adenocarcinoma** of vagina **mullerian duct anomalies** (T shaped uterus) **vaginal adenosis** (patches of columnar on the ectocerix)
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what vaginal tumor presents with c**lear, grape-li**ke (bunch of grapes), p**olypoid mass EMERGING** from vagina affects girls \< **4 yo;** what would you see on histo? what marker is positive in this patient?
**embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma** see spindle shaped cells **desmin +, myogenin** show pic of 5 yo girl w/ this mass protruding from vagina.
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risk factors for cervical dysplasia and cancer
High risk HPV (16,18) smoking/immunosupression (bc smoking also dec immune) multiple partners, early coitarche (early first intercourse) OCP use HX of other STD
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how does HPV 16,18 cause cancer
**E6** binds to **P53 --\> degradation** (cant tell cell to undergo apoptosis when dna damage). **E7** product binds and i**nactivates Rb (**no G1-S reg)
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look at image for carcinoma in situ
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what has had the msot impact on dec in incidence rate of cervical carcinoma? A. HPV vac B. cervical cytology
**Cervical cytology (pap smear)** this is combank
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what does this histo of a biopsy from cervix show?
CN3 cells (large nuclei, scant cytoplasm) next to his hand top left is a normal squamous cell. (small nucleus large cytoplasm)
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pt that doesnt undergo regular screening presents with abnormal vaginal bleeding usually **post coidal bleeding** less likely presentation: vaginal discharge, pelvic or low back pain, bowel or bladder symptoms, ureteral obstruction (pyelonephritis, uremia, renal failure) diagnosis
cervical cancer. ## Footnote **this is the most common presentation**
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what epithelium covers the ## Footnote **ECTOcervix** **ENDOcevix** **Fallopian tube**
Ectocervix: **nonkeratinized stratified squamous** Endocervix: **mucus secretign simple columnar** fallopian tube; **ciliated simple columnar**
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grape like vaginal tumor
**sarcoma botryoides**
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cells biopsied from cervix with **perinuclear halo** what is this describing
**koilocytes (HPV)**
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3 yo with grape like mass in vagina opening . you diagnose sarcoma botryoides you know its an embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma variant. biopsy of a **rhabdomyoblast .**would show?\*\*
**cytoplasmic cross striations**
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histo changes during mentrual cycle proliferative phase: straight tubular galnds w/ dense stroma secretory : galndes dilated and kinda corkscrewe shaped. stroma not as densa menses : fragmentation of glands
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why does anovluation lead to inc endometrial hyperplasia?
because you need ovulation to produce corpus luteum which produces progestrone that inhibits endometrial proliferation
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most common benign tumor in women? usually multiple round circumscribed tumors. what will histo show? can lead to ?
**leiomyoma uteri (fibroid)** **histo: whorled pattern** of **smooth muscle bundles** usually asymp but if severe bleeding can lead to **iron def anemia**
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leuprolide can be given in a pulsatile fashion to tx?
inferility
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menorrhagia + NON tender, enlarged uterus with irregular contours?
leiomyoma
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menorrhagia + **tender, enlarged, globular uterus**
**adenomyoysis**
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malignant tumor that arises *de novo* from the smooth muscle of the uterus
**leiomyosarcoma**
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powder burn lesions?
endometriosis
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inc **LH:** FSH (\>2:1) **inc LH** inc **Androgens** **inc insulin** (insulin resistance) **inc estrogen (estrone)** - - prevents normla ovulatory cycles **dec hormone bindng globulin (SHBG)** bc androgens and insulin supresses the liver production of it. thus allowing for inc free hormones. inc in estrone --. inc LH secretion , dec FSH secretion (- feedback)
PCOS
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2/3 to make diagnosis of? **1. oligo-ovulation or anovulation** * menstrual irregularities * infferitility **2. hyperandrogenism** * acne, Hirsutism, (dont see virulization) **3. U.S.** * enlarged with bunch of little follicles around peripheri (**string of pearls)** also associated with **obesity, insulin resistance, inferility**
PCOS
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PCOS pts are at an inc risk for?
**endometrial hyperplasia.** **endometrial cancer**
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how does **clomiphene** work its a SERM
binds estrogen receptos in hypothalamus --\> **blocks neg feedback of endogenous estrogens** --\> inc release of **fsh** and **lh** --\> **follicle maturation** and **ovulation**
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what are some causes of infertility?
**PCOS** **endometriosis** **ASHERMAN syndrome (post opt intrauterine adhesions)** **PID\*** **uterine fibroids** chromosomal abnormalities **- turner syndrome**
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midcycle pelvic pai associated with ovulation. classically associated with **peritoneal irritation**( follicular swelling/rupture, fallopian tube contraction) **mimics appendicitis**
**mittelschemerz** | (**M**iddle hurts)
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most common cause of infertility in women
PCOS
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psammoma bodies in ovary
serous cystadenocarinoma
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most common malignant ovarian neoplasm, usually bilateral
**serous** cystadenocarcinoma.
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what tumor is associated with **tubular glands**
**endometrioid tumor** bc it looks like endometrium which has tubular glands
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benign tumor of ovary that has bladder/urinary tract-like epithelium
**brenner tumor**
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what teratoma contaisn functional thyroid tissue that can cause **hyperthyroidism.** pt with ovarian mass and hyperthyroidism.b
**struma ovarii**
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malignant ovary most common adolescents. .**hCG, LDH are increased** sheets of uniform Fried egg cells like seminoma
**dysgerminoma**
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this tumor can metastasize to lungs ## Footnote **inc hCG**
choriocarcinomas
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sex cord stromal tumors: bilat or uni what age
unilateral all ages produce hormones good prognosis
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what sex cord tumor produces estrogen --\> post menopausal bleeding, abnormal vag bleeding, endometrial hyperplasia, cancer in child: prcocious puberty
**granulosa cell tumor**
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what ovarian tumor appear **yellow grossly** due to .**choelsterol** histo: **Call-Exner bodies :** (granulosa cells arranged haphazardly around collections of **eosinophilic fluid**, resembling primordial follicles)
**granulosa cell tumor**
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tumor chart
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contains fallopian tube like epithelium
serous tumor of ovary
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historically associated w/ pseudomyxomma peritonei
mucinous tumor
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tumor marker AFP
yolk sac tumor
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hCG
choriocarcinoma dysgerminoma
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LDH tumor marker
dysgerminoma
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**ovarian tumor + ascite + hydrothorax**
**meigs syndrome**
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teratoma + hyperthyroidism
struma ovarii
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Estriol **dec** alpha-fetoprotein: **DEC** hCG: **inc** inhibin A: **inc** this quad screening during second trimester corralates wth what trisomy
**trisomy 21**
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estriol: **dec** hCG: **dec** Alpha feto protein: **dec** Inhibin A: normal or slight dec this quad screen is indicative of?
trisomy **18**
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amniocentesis is used for? chorionic villus sampling is used for? and done when
**amniocentesis:** genetic, NTD **chorionnic villus sampling** : genetic, 10-13 weeks.
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physiologic changes in pregnancy (inc or dec) **basal meetabolic rate\_\_\_\_** **plasma volume inc\_\_\_\_** **RBC volume \_\_\_** **CO\_\_** **HR\_\_** BP,: initial dec, then 24-26 wks = nadir, return to pre preg at term GFR\_\_ coagulable state?
BSM: **inc** PV: inc, RBC **inc** thus (greater inc in PV than RBC --\> physiological anemia) CO: **inc** HR: **inc** GFR **inc** **hypercoaguable.**
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failure of what embryonic structure results in **drainage of urine** from the **umbilicus**
**urachus**
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failure of what embryonic structure results in drainage of .**meconium** from the **umbilicus**
**vitelline (ommphalomesenteric**) duct
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a snow storm appearance on US
**hydadtiform mole**
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diagnosis? **placenta overlies internal cervical os** whats the biggest risk factor?
placenta **previa** **HX** of **C-section!** others inc maternal age, multiparity
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presents as **PAINLESS vaginal bleeding** usually in second half of pregnancy (3rd trimester) how would you diagnosis
**Placenta PREVIA** get .**US** (before! digital exam)
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placenta attaches to **MYOmetrium** without penetrating it. (most common)
placcenta **ACCRETA**
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placenta **invades/**penetrates **into** myometrium
placenta **increta**
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placenta penetrations (perforates) through myometrium into **UTERUS** serosa (invades entire uterinewall)
placenta **percreta**
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placenta accreta/increta/percreta are associated w/ __________ and \_\_\_\_\_ whats the risk with these? DIagnosis US TX?
associated with **placenta previa** and **prior C sections** tx: **C section** followed by **hysterectomy**\*
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women in 3rd trimester presents with **PAINFUL BLEEDING.** what is the cause. the mom can possibly develop?
**placenta ABRUPTION** Premature separation (partial or comple) of placenta from uterine wall before delivery **DIC,**maternal shock fetal distress.
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in placental abruption. what would you expect to see on US. COMBANK
us shows **hyperechoic hemorrhage** ## Footnote **incomparison to the placenta**
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sudden onset of painful bleeding in 3rd trimester. what is the big risk factor to know for this?
**cocaine use!** **(**placental abruption) tx: emergency C section
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you suspect your sugar momma has preeclampsia how could you tell this apart from molar pregnancy
**pre-eclampsia: new onset HTN AFTER 20 wks** molar pregnancy: **before 20 weeks.**
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what does HELLP syndrome stand for
**H**emolysis **E**levated **L**iver enzymes **L**ow **P**latelets
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what are tocolytics used for? **Terbutaline B2** and B1 agonist **Ritodrine**: B2 agonist
**selective B2 agonist. used to cause uterine relaxation** thus causing **dec inc contraction frequency.** in women during labor used to administer steriods
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what drug is this? cauuse **cervical dilation** and **uterine contractions** early pregnancy --\> termination late pregnancy --\> **labor induction**
**prostaglandins** **Dinoprostone**: prostaglandin E2 analog **misoprostol**: prostaglandin E1 analog.
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what syndrome is caused by maternal **nondisjunction** of **homologous chromsomes** during **anaphase** of **meiosis** **1**
**downs syndrome** high yield
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baby with **microcephaly** **mod/severe intellectual disability** **HIGH PITCHED crying** and **mewing** epicanthal fold cardiac abnormalities (**VSD)**
high yield **cri du chat syndrome** **(chromosome 5p deletion)\*** chromomsome **5** (46, xx or xy, 5p-)
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**hypercalcemia** (inc sensitivity to Vit D) **elfin facies** **well developed verbal skills** **extreme friendliness** with **strangers** **cardiovascular problems** whats the cause and diagnosis
**microdeletion** of **long arm** of **chromosome 7** **(deleted** region includes **elastin gene)**
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what might a prenatal US show in a pt with Downs syndrome
**nuchael translucency**
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associated with floppy mitral valve, dissecting aortic aneurysm
marfans
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what disease is associated with ## Footnote **mitral valve prolapse** **liver disease** **berry aneurysms**
**ADPCK** **(autosomal dom polycystic kidney disease)**
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what disease has neural tumors and **pigmented iris hamartomas\*\*\*\***
**NF type 1**
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what disease would you see a MI before age 20
**familial hypercholesterolemia**
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what disease? **hemangioblastomas** of **retina/cerebellum/ medulla** **highly vascular foamy cels** with hyperchromatic nuclei
.**von hippel lindau**
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what disease? ## Footnote **facial lesions** **seizure disorder** **cancer risk**
**tuberous sclerosis**
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caudate atrophy, dementia
huntington disease
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\*\*\*question **cystic medial necrosis of the aorta** can cause dissection
marfans
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defect of fibroblast growth factor (FGF) 3
Achondrolplasia dont forget its parental inherited
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most common breast tumor in women **under 25**
**fibroadenoma**
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most common breast mass in **postmenopausal women**
**invasive DUCTAL carcinoma**
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most common breast mass in **premenopausal women**
non proliferative ## Footnote **fibrocystic change**
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most common form of breast cancer
**invasive ductal carcinoma**
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small, mobile, firm mas w/ sharp edge in **24** yo women
**fibroadenoma**
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hstiological **leaf like projections**
**Phyllodes tumor**
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**signet ring cells** in breast
**LCIS,** sometimes in invasive lobular carcinoma (lobular cells in lines)
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loss of **e-cadherin** **cell adhesion gene** on **chromo 16**
**invasive lobular carcinoma**
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always **ER+** and **PR+**
**LCIS, Invasive lobular carcinoma**
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commonly presents with nipple discharge
**intraductal papilloma**
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**Eczematous patchese .**on **nipple**
paget disease
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**multiple bilateral fluid filled lesions with** **diffuse breast pain** especially **right before menses**
**fibrocystic change**
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firm fibrous mass in a 55 yo women in breast
invasive ductal carcinoma
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**blue dome cyst** in the breast
**fibrocystic change.**
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tx for **ER+** breast cancer
**tamoxifen.**
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want cancers can you see psammoma bodies?
**papillary serous carcinoma (**endometrial carcinoma (sporadic form) , or ovary) **papillary carcinoma of thyroid** ## Footnote **meningioma** **\*mesothelioma**