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Sexual History Flashcards

1
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When should you take a sexual history?

A
  1. All new patients
  2. Patient that present with a problem that is likely to be sexually related
  3. Patient has medical or social problems that may lead to sexual difficulties
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What is the definition of queer

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Someone with a sexual orientation or gender identity or expression that differs from that of a cisgender, heterosexual person

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What is intersex

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Features congenital variations of the reproductive system
*sex chromosomes, external genitalia, or internal reproductive systems are not considered exclusively male or female
*ambiguous genitalia

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What are the 5 P’s of sexual history

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  1. Partners
  2. Sexual practices
  3. Protection from STIs
  4. Past STIs
  5. Pregnancy history and plans
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What are the components of a women’s health history

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  1. Menstrual history
  2. Gynecological history
  3. Sexual and contraceptive history
  4. Obstetric history
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6
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What is menarche

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Age of onset of menses

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7
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How to document last menstrual period

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First day of last normal menstrual period

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8
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What is the normal range of menarche

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9-16
*can take a year to be regular

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9
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What is the normal interval between periods

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21-35 days
*bleeding lasts 3-7 days

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What is the definition of menopause

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Absence of menses for 12 consecutive months
*occurs between 48-55 years old

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What is amenorrhea

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Absence of menses
*primary = failure to initiate a period
*secondary = had a cycle, then stopped

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12
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What is oligomenorrhea

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Light or infrequent bleeding

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13
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What is menorrhagia

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Excessive flow

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14
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What is metorrhagia

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Intermenstrual bleeding

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What is menometorrhagia

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Excessive intermenstrual bleeding

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16
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What is dysmenorrhea

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Pain with menses

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17
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What is polymenorrhea

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Less than 1 days interval between menses

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18
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What is naegeles rule

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Used to determine expected date of delivery (EDD)
*first date of LMP + 7 days - 3 months

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19
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What is gravity

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Total number of pregnancies
*must include current
*she is or has been pregnant
*the pregnancy can be live birth, miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirths or an abortion

20
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What is parity

A

Number of pregnancies that have ended at gestational ages >24 weeks
*viable pregnancies

21
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How to count multi-fetal births?

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  1. They count as one gravida and one para
22
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Patient with a miscarriage and two live births has a GP documentation of

23
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A 34 year old lady is currently pregnant. She has 4 year old twins and a 2 year old son. In this lady’s hospital file you will find gravida () and para ()

24
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What is GPTPAL

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G: number of pregnancies
P: number of pregnancies that have ended at gestational age >24 weeks
T: term delivers
P: preterm delivers
A: abortions
L: live births

25
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How many week is a term

A

Number of births >37 weeks

26
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How many week is a preterm pregnancy

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20-37 weeks

27
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How many week is an abortion for GPTPAL

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Number of birth <20 weeks

28
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What does G2P1001

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G: two pregnancies
P:
T: one term pregnancy
P: zero pre-term pregnancy
A: zero abortions
L: one living

29
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What is an early term baby

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Born 37-38 weeks

30
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What are full term babies

A

Born 39 to 40 weeks

31
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What are late term babies

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Born 41 to 41 (6/7 day)

32
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What are post term babies

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Born 42 weeks or later

33
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Which week is the best time to deliver birth

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39 weeks or later
*babies born before 39 weeks are not as developed
*born after 39 week babies have fewer poor outcomes

34
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What is gravida

A

A woman who is or has been pregnant

35
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What is primigravida

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A woman who is in or who has experienced her first pregnancy

36
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What is multigravida

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A woman who has been pregnant more than once

37
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What is Nulligravida

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A woman who currently is not pregnant, nor has she ever been pregnant

38
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What is primipara

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A women who has given birth for the first time

39
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What is mulitpara

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A woman who has given birth two or more times

40
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What is nullipara

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A woman who has never had a pregnancy progress beyond the gestational age of abortion

41
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When is the APGAR test done

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At 1 and 5 minutes after birth

42
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What does the 1 minute score determine

A

How well the baby tolerated the birthing process

43
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What does the 5 minute score indicate

A

How well the baby is doing outside the mothers womb

44
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What are the normal APGAR scores

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7, 8, 9
*sign of good health

45
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What should the first line of obstetric presentation include

A
  1. Age
  2. Gravity
  3. Parity
  4. LMP
  5. Estimated Gestational Age
  6. CC

Physical Assesment 2023 (20 decks)

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