Wooton -Monday

Question 1

Screening for 21-29

Answer 1

Cytology every 3 years

Question 2

Screening for 30-65yo

Answer 2

Cytology and HPV every 5 years (cotesting)

Question 3

Screening 65 and older

Answer 3

No screening following screening and no prior problems

Question 4

Gold standard for diagnosis and tx planning

Answer 4

Colposcopy

Question 5

Acetowhite changes

Answer 5

Abnormal cells

Question 6

Digs into endocervix and needs to be done in the OR

Answer 6

Cold knife cone

Question 7

Shaves off the top layer of the cervix, can be done in office

Answer 7

Loop electrode excisional procedure

Question 8

Watery vaginal bleeding, poscoidal bleeding, intermittent spotting

Answer 8

Cervical ca

Question 9

Careful in pts using the patch who are

Answer 9

> 198 lb

Question 10

Can take up to a year to regulate after discontinued use

Answer 10

Depoprovera

Question 11

Absence of menarchy by age of 13 or by the age of 15 with secondary sexual development

Answer 11

Primary amenorrhea

Question 12

Median age of menarche is

Answer 12

12.4 yo

Question 13

80% of adult menstrual cycles are

Answer 13

21-35 d long

Question 14

Heavy flow >80cc or lasting longer than 7d

Answer 14

Menorrhagia

Question 15

Greater than 80cc of menstrual flow is ass’d with

Answer 15

Anemia

Question 16

Wt needed to start menarche

Answer 16

106lb (48kg)

Question 17

Development of any sign of sexual characteristic prior to age 6 in AA and 7 in Caucasians

Answer 17

Precocious puberty

Question 18

Development of secondary sexual characterics opposite of those of anticipated phenotypically sex

Answer 18

Heterosexual precosious puberty

Question 19

Premature sexual maturation that is inappropriate for the phenotype of the affected individual

Answer 19

Isosexual precocious puberty

Question 20

If isosexual precocious puberty isn’t treated it can result in

Answer 20

Inability to attain adult height of 5 ft

Question 21

Tx of isosexual precocious puberty

Answer 21

GnRH

Question 22

Positive PCT shows

Answer 22

Bleeding

Question 23

Negative PCT is indicative of

Answer 23

Inadequate estrogenization

Question 24

Elevated 17-hydroxyprogesterone

Answer 24

Nonclassical congenital adrenal hyperplasia

Question 25

Absence of menarchy by age of 13 or by the age of 15 with secondary sexual development

Answer 25

Primary amenorrhea

Question 26

Median age of menarche is

Answer 26

12.4 yo

Question 27

80% of adult menstrual cycles are

Answer 27

21-35 d long

Question 28

Heavy flow >80cc or lasting longer than 7d

Answer 28

Menorrhagia

Question 29

Greater than 80cc of menstrual flow is ass’d with

Answer 29

Anemia

Question 30

Wt needed to start menarche

Answer 30

106lb (48kg)

Question 31

Development of any sign of sexual characteristic prior to age 6 in AA and 7 in Caucasians

Answer 31

Precocious puberty

Question 32

Development of secondary sexual characterics opposite of those of anticipated phenotypically sex

Answer 32

Heterosexual precosious puberty

Question 33

Premature sexual maturation that is inappropriate for the phenotype of the affected individual

Answer 33

Isosexual precocious puberty

Question 34

If isosexual precocious puberty isn’t treated it can result in

Answer 34

Inability to attain adult height of 5 ft

Question 35

Tx of isosexual precocious puberty

Answer 35

GnRH

Question 36

Positive PCT shows

Answer 36

Bleeding

Question 37

Negative PCT is indicative of

Answer 37

Inadequate estrogenization

Question 38

Elevated 17-hydroxyprogesterone

Answer 38

Nonclassical congenital adrenal hyperplasia