test 3 deck 1 Flashcards
pt. presents w/ no pain and enlarged tumor in vuvla-vaginal region. She is >40. treatment ___
bx.
what is the evaluation for ovarian cysts w/ indeterminate, but probaly benign qualities (hemorrhagic cyst, mature cystic teratoma, endometrioma) pre/post menopausal?
premenopausal: TVS repeated 6-12 weeks if persistent then consider surgical evaluation
post menopausal surgical evalation
when is a cyst considered functional?
>3cm w/ symptoms of pelvic pain, dullness and heaviness
what is the difference between the benign stromal neoplasms granulosa-theca, sertoli-leydig, and ovarian fibroma?
granulosa theca: estrogen
steroli-ledic: testosterone
ovarian: no hormones
most benignand malignant breast disease arise in the?
terminal duct-aciner structures (lobules)
mastitis/ abscess that’s nonpuerperal requires what?
biopsy to exclude inflammatory breast cancer
peripheral abscess I&D (dont get better) and abx
subareolar abscess: duct excision/ sinus tract removal
estrogen dependent, benign smooth muscle tumor, distinct autonomy from their surrounding. typcially ayspmptomatic, may have mass effect or cause infertility. on bimanual you note an increased size of the uterus. dx__ next step__
leioymoma, U/S
what is the evaluation for a simple benign cyst postmenopausal that >7 cm?
mri/surgery evaluation
what are the indications for surgery of leiomyomas?
- rapid enlargement
- severe pelvic pain
- abnomral uterine bleeding w/ anemia
- UTI
- inability to evaluate adnexa
- growth of fibroid after menopause
- infertility
smooth, clear, white/yellow rounded elevations on the cervix. dx__ trx__
nabothian cysts
no treatment for asymptomatic
what is the MC breast mass ID’s in adolescent female
fibroadenoma
pt. presents w/ contraction of scar tissue or adhesions w/ in the endocervical canal. They have a hx of treatments for CIN (LEEP/CKC), and are hypoestrogenic. They hav complaints of dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, and infertility. DX__ trx__
cervical stenosis
cervical dialator, vaginal estrogen if hypostrogenic
what to do w/ spontaneous discharge?
evaluate
what is the preferred imagin for leiomyoma?
u/s
pt presents post menopause/post oophorectomy. they are complaining of pain during sex, urinary symptoms, clear, yellow, blood tinged discharge. You perform a PAP and the their are changes (parabasal epithelial cells). On speculum you see a fiable vaginal epithelium, loss of rugae, and pale mucose. dx__ trx__
atrophic vaginitis,
topical estrogen (give progesterone if pt. has uterus)
what stage does normal breat proliferation occur?
luteal phase of menstrual cycle (estrogen and progesterone increase)
post menopausal woman presents w/ inflammation in the dermis of vulva. she has pruruitis, vulvar thickening, that has progressed to burning and dyspareunia. her vaginal skin looks like cellphane paper/tissue paper/ crinkled cigarette paper on gentle streching of skin. wk up__ trx__ concern__
biopsy, examine q12 mos,
treatment: symptomatic, topical corticosteroid, phototherapy if initiated w/ 1st 2 years reduces scarring
squamous cell carcinoma