uterine and ovary Flashcards

1
Q

what is adenomyosis

A

Enlargement of the myometrium d/t the presence of endometrial glands in this layer of the uterus

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2
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What are structural causes of abnormal uterine bleeding

A

Polyps
adenomyosis
leiomyoma
malignancy

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3
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What are uterine polyps

A

m/c in women >40, women with obesity, HTN and can become cancerous

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4
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What is another name of Leiomyoma

A

uterine fibroids
non-cancerous and develops between 18-50

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5
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What are non-structural causes of uterine bleeding

A

Coagulopathy
ovulatory dysfunction
endometrial
iatrogenic
not otherwise classified

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6
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What is the pneumonic for abnormal uterine bleeding

A

PALM
COIEN

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7
Q

What is an anovulatory cycle

A

no ovulation = no corpus luteum = no progesterone = potential abnormal bleeding

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8
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Why, at the time of puberty, to girls typically have anovulatory cycles

A

Not enough LH stimulation

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9
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What is endometrial hyperplasia

A

overgrowth of endometrial tissue

*more common in older / obese patients

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10
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If a patient has post menopausal bleeding, what do they likely have

A

cancer

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11
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What type of tissue is found in fibroids

A

Arising from smooth muscle and fibroblasts

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12
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What causes PID

A

Ascending infection from the vagina and cervix

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13
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What may be included with PID

A

Salpingitis
endometrosis
myometriosis
oophoritis
tubo-ovarian abscess

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14
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Do you have to be sexually active with PID

A

yes

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15
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What is PID most commonly associated with

A

gonorrhea
chlamydia

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16
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What cells does chlamydia have an affinity for

A

Columnar epithelial cells of mucuos membrane

17
Q

What common infections are associated with chlamydia

A

conjunctivitis
cervicitis
pneumonia

18
Q

What is non-gonococcal urethritis

A

Infection of the urethra which presents with dysuria and mucoid discharge

19
Q

What type of media is needed for chlamydia screening

A

living media

20
Q

What is the job of the protein porins on gonorrhea

A

outer membrane proteins that help to invade epithelial cells

21
Q

What proteins help gonorrhea with adherence and invasions

A

Opa proteins

22
Q

What systemic infection can gonorrhea lead to

A

septic arthritis

23
Q

What is endometritis

A

Inflammation of the uterine lining

24
Q

What is endometritis associated with

A

PID

25
Q

What cause salpingitis

A

PID

26
Q

What is a tubo-ovarian abscess

A

inflammatory, infectious pathology with collection of purulent fluid within the fallopian tube and ovary

27
Q

How does a tubo- ovarian abscess present

A

acute pelvic/abdominal pain
fever/chills
discharge
adnexal mass

28
Q

What is oligoanovulation

A

incomplete ovulation

29
Q

What does increased estrogen cause

A

endometrial hyperplasia

30
Q

What does androgen excess cause

A

metabolic syndrome

31
Q

What is ovarian torsion associated with

A

previously enlarged ovary

32
Q

What does ovarian torsion lead to

A

venous congestion = increased swelling = arterial obstruction = necrosis & ischemia

33
Q

When and where is ovarian torsion most common

A

right side
in pregnancy

34
Q

How will those with ovarian torsion present

A

severe, sudden onset of adnexal pain, vomiting