Women's Health Well Woman, PE, DX, Imaging Flashcards

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WPSI/ACOG screening guidelines SKIN

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annual skin exam

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WPSI/ACOG screening guidelines BREAST

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start mammograms between 40-50, continue 1-2 years (risk dependent), until at least 74

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WPSI/ACOG screening guidelines COLORECTAL CANCER

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colonoscopy q10yrs at age 50

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WPSI/ACOG screening guidelines CERVICAL CA/PAP

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cytology (pap) 21-30 q3 yrs

cytology w HPV co-test 30-64 q5 yrs, or cytology alone q3yrs

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5
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women’s health immunizations

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influenza annually
HPV <26
hepatitis (high risk)
tetanus (tdap q10yrs)
pneumococcal/shingles (>60)
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gravida (OB hx)

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of pregnancies

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para (OB hx)

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T= term (>37 weeks)
P = premature (20-36 weeks)
A= abortions (<20 weeks)
L=living

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primigravida

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first pregnancy

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nulligravida

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never been pregnant, not now

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10
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multigravida

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2 or more pregnancies

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nullipara

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no births

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12
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primipara

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giving birth for 1st time

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13
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multipara

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delivered 2 or more pregnancies

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14
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uterus positioning “-Version”

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position of entire uterus relative to axis of the vagina

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uterus positioning “-flexion”

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position of the entire fundus relative to the axis of the cervix

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16
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Flat films in OB/GYN

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KUB, abdominal series

limited utility - stones, IUDs

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CT in OB/GYN

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cross-sectional 2D pictures, +/- contrast

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18
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MRI in OB/GYN

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Superior to CT for soft tissue

but $$

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19
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ultrasound in OB/GYN

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cheap, easy, good for pts with challenging pelvic exam

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transabdominal ultrasound

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less invasive

21
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transvaginal ultrasound

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early pregnancies, assessment of cervix in pregnancy, improved visualization of fetal parts low in pelvis

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hysterosalpingogram (HSG) in OB/GYNG

A

instillation of contrast followed by fluoroscopic images
eval of uterine cavity and fallopian tubes
contrast spill, outline of lumen, shape of uterine cavity, width/length of cervix

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indications for hysterosalpingogram

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infertility, suspected congenital uterine anomalies, pre-procedure planning for hysterectomy, post-procedure assessment following tubal ligation

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contraindications for hysterosalpinogram

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pregnancy, active undiagnosed uterine bleeding, acute PID, allergy with severe reaction to contrast

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sonohysterography in OB/GYN

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instillation of saline followed by transvaginal ultrasound

evaluation of uterine cavity

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indications for sonohysterography

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dysfunctional uterine bleeding, infertility, suspected uterine cavity abnormalities based on transvag US, recurrent pregnancy loss

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contraindications for sonohysterography

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same as for HSG - pregnancy, acute PID, acute bleeding

28
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imaging of the cervix, uterus

A

KUB, abd series, pelvic US, sonohystergram or HSG, MRI, CT

29
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imaging of the endometrium

A

pelvis US

30
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imaging of the ovaries

A

KUB, US (transvaginal»), CT, MRI

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imaging of fallopian tubes

A

HSG

32
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pap smear purpose

A

detection of cytologic abnormalities

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colposcopy purpose

A

identify normal landmarks or changes suggestive of underlying abnormality

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colposcope

A

binocular microscope used for direct visualization of the cervix

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indications for colposcopy

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follow-up to evaluate cervical lesions (suspected on visualization), abnormal HPV test
acetic acid can detect abnormal/dysplastic cells

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endocervical curettage (ECC)

A

sampling of endocervical canal

usually done with colposcopy

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indications for endocervical curettage

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women undergoing colposcopy or based on pap smear result - further evaluates concerning findings

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contraindications for ECC

A

pregnancy

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cervical conization

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method of biopsy - excision of cone-shaped portion of cervix surrounding endocervical canal including transformation zone

40
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indications for cervical conization

A

advanced epithelial atypia

41
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loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP)

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type of cervical conization - cone shaped specimen removed from uterine cervix with wire-loop cautery

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hysteroscopy

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examine of uterine cavity via hysteroscope

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indications for hysteroscopy

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dysfunctional uterine bleeding, endometrial ablation, endometrial thickening or polyps, submucosal fibroids and other uterine abnormalities…

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Dilation & curettage (D&C)

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cervix dilated allowing instrument to pass into uterus, portion of uterine lining or uterine contents removed
cervical Dilation, endometrial Curettage

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indications for D&C

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abnormal bleeding, management of abortion, diagnosis of uterine cancer

46
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laparoscopy procedure

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multiple small incisions in abdominal wall –> passage of camera and instruments
abdomen inflated with CO2
allows for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
faster recovery than laparotomy

47
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hysterectomy

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complete surgical removal of the uterus

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indications for hysterectomy

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treatment of gynecologic CA, benign gynecologic conditions, obstetric complications