Repro Flashcards
endometrial hyperplasia is usually caused by
abnormal hormone production
pelvic inflammatory disease
usually starts with a singular STI or microbe, but considered a polymicrobial disease
death often caused by septic shock
majority of cervical carcinomas are this type
squamous cell
endometrial cancer occurs most in this age group
post-menopause
cervical cancer most common cause
HPV
dysfunctional uterine bleeding may be defined as:
bleeding that occurs when there is no demonstrable organic cause
lab result that is associated with amenorrhea due to ovarian failure
increased FSH
amenorrhea with low FSH is likely caused by a disorder of the hypothalamus, the pituitary, or the ovaries?
hypothalamus or pituitary
biological changes of menopause are associated with what hormone change?
diminished estradiol/estrogen
levels of estrogen [increase/decrease] during the follicular phase of ovarian cycle
increase
sustained stimulation by FSH during the follicular phase of ovarian cycle causes:
increased production of estrogen
estrogen production occurs in the follicular cells of ovaries upon stimulation by:
FSH and LH
dysmenorrhea definition
painful menstruation r/t uterine crampin
cause of primary dysmenorrhea
increased prostaglandin F2 levels; NOT a pelvic disease
cause of secondary dysmenorrhea
any other disease process besides prostaglandins, physical disorder – polyps, PID, endometriosis, etc
amenorrhea is physiologic in what populations?
pregnancy, prepubescence, menopause
the majority type of cervical carcinomas
squamous cell carcinoma
prevalence of fibrocystic breast disease
at least 50%
infiltrating ductal carcinoma is generally [painful/not painful]
NOT painful
skin dimpling of breasts is usually a sign of:
late stage breast cancer
fibroadenomas are [benign/malignant]
benign
dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis would cause what hormonal changes?
decreased FSH and decrease production of sperm
the majority type of cervical carcinomas
squamous cell carcinoma