Test 3 Deck 2 Flashcards
When to screen for HPV?
> = 30, triage or surveillance of certain cytology abnormalities, post treatment surveillance
What are the ages for HPV vaccination?
9-26, but you can still give it afterwords
Cervical dysplasia screening for 21-29__, 30-65___, >65___, post hysterectomy __
21-29: PAP test q3
30-65: PAP w/ HPV testing q5 years, PAP alone q3 years
> 65: no hx of abnormal PAP and
- 3 neg. paps or
- 2 neg. co-tests in past 10 years w/ most recent test in past 5 years
Post hysterectomy:
- Retained cervix-> continue w/ age screening
- Cervix removed-> stopped screening
What do you do if you get a patient report that says atypical squamous cell of undetermined significance (ASC-US)?
Test for HPV
HPV + then treat like low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion -> colposcopy
HPV - then repeat PAP in 1 year and if still abnormal colposcopy
What do you do if you get if you have Atypical squamous cells, but can’t exclude HSIL (ASC-H)
Colposcopy indicated
What do you do if you get a report of High-Grade squamous intrepithelial lesion (CIN2 and CIN3)?
Colposcopy regardless of HPV and considers immediate loop electro surgical excision procedure (LEEP)
What is the treatment for atypical glandular cells and wha are you concerned for?
Colposcopy and endocervical sampling, women 35+ get endometrial sampling
Concern for cancers at other sites. endometrial/endocervical/ breast/ colon cancer
What to do with a woman that’s 21-24 w/ ASC-H, HSIL?
Colposcopy
What is the MC gynecologic cancer in women worldwide?
Cervical cancer caused by HPV, usually are aymptomatic
Tumor spread that arises from ectocervix
Exophytic
Tumor that arises from the endocervix??
Endophytic
What are the two kinds of cervical cancer spreads and which one is a poor prognostic factor?
Lymph node spread and lymphovascular spread (poor prognostic indicator)
What are the two most common types of cervical cancer and which is MC?
Squamous cell and adenocarcinoma
What is the MC cervical cancer and what has a.worse prognosis?
Squamous cell MC
Adenocarcinomas worse prognosis
PT presents w/ watery, purulent, or bloody discharge, They have polyploid mass, papillary tissue, barrel shaped cervix, a cervical ulceration, or granular mass, or necrotic tissue. They have an enlarged uterus, lymphadenopathy, hydronephrosis (tumor compressing ureter), lower back pain (sciatic), constipation, invasion of local tissues?
Cervical cancer
What is the follow up for cervical cancer?
Q 3 months for 2 years, then q 6 months until 5 years post-treatment then annually
Can you give hormone therapy during cervical cancer?
Yes, because the cancer is caused by a virus!
what are high estrogen states that cause the uterus to evert?
adolescence, pregnancy and hormonal birth control