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1
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Topical medication for vulvodynia

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Tricyclic antidepressant

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2
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HPV vaccine schedule

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11-14 y/o – 2 doses 6 to 12 months apart

15-35 y/o – 3 doses at 0, 2, and 6 months

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3
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Types of malpractice insurance

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Claims-made applies while policy in effect

Occurrence applies to any case that occurred while the policy was held

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4
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Artery associated with vaginal hematoma

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Uterine

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5
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Arteries associated with vulvar hematoma

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Pudendal or perineal

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6
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Endometritis treatment

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Gent / clinda or Unasyn if GBS pos

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7
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Endometritis bugs

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Polymicrobial, most common mycoplasma

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8
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Latency antibiotics

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Ampicillin / erythromycin then amoxicillin / erythromycin

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9
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VIN associated with lichen sclerosis

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Differentiated VIN (malignant potential)

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10
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How long to stop smoking to decrease surgical risk?

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4 weeks

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11
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TB in female genital tract - location

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Fallopian tubes, sometimes uterus or endometrium

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12
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Leiomyosarcoma treatment

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Chemo with doxorubicin, docetaxel/gemcitabine, and ifosfamide can improve survival 17-36% in stage 3/4
Radiation does not help

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13
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Hereditary connection with leiomyosarcoma

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Renal cell carcinoma

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14
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Ppx for cluster headaches

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Verapamil

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15
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Timing of presentation of Bose injury

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4-10 days post operatively

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16
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Green to yellow, thick, sticky breast discharge

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Ductal ectasia

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17
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Four phases of wound healing

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Hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, maturation

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18
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Topical immunomodulator for high-grade VIN

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Imiquimod

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19
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Pathology of granulosa cell tumors

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Coffee bean nuclei and Call-Exner bodies

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20
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Highest risk factor for abruption

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Prior abruption (up to 10 x more likely to recur)

21
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Which SERM best promotes bone health?

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Raloxifene

22
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Nerve roots of femoral nerve

23
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Hcg criteria for GTN

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Rise 10% over three measurements two weeks apart OR stay within 10% for four measurements three weeks apart

24
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Likelihood of GTN after molar pregnancy

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20% likelihood
75% of those GTN
25% of those choriocarcinoma

25
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Partial mole pathology and karyotype

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Focal hyperplasia of villi

69, XXY (maternal X and paternal XY)

26
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Complete mole pathology and karyotype

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Generalized hyperplasia

46, XX (both paternal)

27
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Treating low-risk GTN

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MTX

Dactinomycin if contraindications to MTX

28
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Treating high-risk GTN

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Cyclophosphamide, etoposide, MTX, dactinomycin, vincristine

29
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Length of time on progesterone therapy if treating EIN (minimum)

30
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Oral antibiotics with MRSA coverage

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TMP-SMX, clindamycin, rifampin (in combo with other drugs), tetracyclines, linezolid

31
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Intra-operative repair of bowel injury

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If <1 cm and cold instrument, place interrupted sutures parallel to axis of bowel
If >1 cm and/or thermal injury, consider resection and ostomy

32
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Modified radical hysterectomy

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Stage IA1 and IB1 cervical cancer

Uterus, cervix, upper fourth of vagina, parametria

33
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Lynch syndrome genetics and associated cancers

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Mismatch repair genes: MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, and PMS2

Colorectal and ovarian cancers, as well as many others

34
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Hereditary colorectal cancer gene

35
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Genetics of Cowden syndrome

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PTEN

Hamartomatous tumors and breast, thyroid, and endometrial cance

36
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Li-Fraumeni genetics and associated cancers

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TP53

Sarcomas, breast, adrenal gland

37
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Meisosis of egg cells

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Arrested in prophase I prior to ovulation. Transition to metaphase II at ovulation (creates 1 polar body). After fertilization, becomes two pronuclei.

38
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Contraindication to magnesium

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Myasthenia gravis

39
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Chronic hep B in pregnancy

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If viral load > 2,000,000 at 26-28 wks, then give tenofovir dispoproxil fumarate
Infant always gets IgG and immunization

40
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BRCA chromosomes

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1) 17

2) 13

41
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Ovulation induction medication with PCOS

42
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Normal umbilical artery gas

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pH 4.27, base excess -2.7

43
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Arterial pH associated with poor outcome

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<7.10, deficit of >-12

44
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Causes of necrotizing fasciitis

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Polymicrobial or Group A Strep

45
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Lisinopril in pregnancy

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Renal dysfunction, limb contráctiles, craniofacial abnormalities

46
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Use for Kielland forceps

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Asynclitism and rotation

47
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Use for Simpson forceps

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Molded head

48
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Use for Elliott forceps

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Round head

49
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Use for Piper forceps

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