GU

Cover the basics components of the GU exam Know the risk factors and presentation of testicular cancer Describe the differential diagnosis of scrotal pain and be able to describe the clinical manifestation of infection and torsion Describe the presentation of Fournier’s gangrene List the differential diagnosis of hematuria Be able to describe the work up of hematuria Describe the difference between gross and microscopic hematuria List the risk factors and work up for bladder cancer List

Know the clinical presentation, etiologies and basic introductory work up amenorrhea Know the clinical presentation, etiologies and basic introductory work up of Urinary Incontinence Know the clinical presentation, etiologies and basic introductory work up of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Describe endocervical polyps Describe common diagnostic methods for cervicitis Define the T-zone and its impact on cervical pathology Describe PAP smears (how they work and what selected diagnoses look like) Describe HPV and its role in squamous dysplasia \ carcinoma (Applies to vulva and vagina as well) Describe lichen sclerosis and lichen simplex chronicus as it presents in the vulva Describe Paget’s disease and vulvar melanoma as they present in the vulva, and ways to tell them apart D

Describe the common functional endometrial disorders (causes of AUB and DUB) Describe acute and chronic endometritis and the common causes and clinical associations. Describe the proposed causes and complications of endometriosis Describe adenomyosis and its associated clinicopathologic findings Describe endometrial polyps (symptoms, causes, outcomes) Describe the endometrial hyperplasia / carcinoma sequence Describe the common malignant tumors of the endometrium (endometrioid, clear cell

Describe the common developmental defects and congenital abnormalities of the penis and testis Describe phimosis, paraphimosis and their risk factors Describe the common inflammatory conditions that may affect the testis Compare and contrast common scrotal cysts Compare and contrast the cliniopathologic and prognostic features of the common testicular neoplasms Describe squamous neoplasia in regards to the penis

Describe the zones of the prostate and the diseases that may be associated with each of them Describe the presentation and types of prostatic inflammation and how they may mimic malignancy Describe benign prostatic hyperplasia including its presentation and underlying pathologic process Describe the clinicopathologic features of prostate cancer and its precursor lesion (PIN) Be able to interpret PSA levels in regards to possible prostatic causes Describe the Gleason grading system for prost

Compare and contrast the different types of benign ovarian cysts Describe the different functional disorders of the ovary Differentiate the different types of ovarian cysts and functional disorders based on clinicopathologic findings Describe the 3 groups of ovarian tumors (sex cord stromal, epithelial, and germ cell - benign, borderline and malignant) including : relative incidence, clinical findings, associations, outcomes and tumor markers (if applicable). Describe common metastasis to t

Students will be able to describe the course of major depression and bipolar disorder during pregnancy. • Students will be able to discuss the impact of maternal mental illness on obstetrical, neonatal, and infant outcome. • The students will be able describe, through use of clininical cases, how clinical care can require (this will be interactive in class) – – liaison across multiple specialties – importance of basic pharmacology/physiology – complex decision making by balancing risks/benefits

Describe the common developmental abnormalities of the breast Define acute mastitis and list the common causes Describe fibrocystic changes (including important clinical associations) Describe the clinicopathologic features of intraductal papilloma, fibroadenoma, and phyllodes tumor List the risk factors for breast cancer development Describe ductal carcinoma in situ Describe and be able to identify mammary Paget's disease and inflammatory carcinoma Compare and contrast the 2 subtypes of

4. (PA) Describe the clinical presentation and outcomes of ectopic pregnancy 5. (PA) Describe the pathogenesis, clinical and pathologic findings associated with molar pregnancies (partial, complete and invasive) 6. (PA) Describe the clinicopathologic features of gestational choriocarcinoma

Diagnose gonorrhea based on presentation and clinical lab results. Treat newborn ocular infections with Neisseria. Describe chlamydial morphology and pathogenesis.

Compare and contrast primary, secondary, and tertiary syphilis. Discuss the value and specificity of screening tests for syphilis. Diagnose vaginal infections with Candida. Diagnose vaginal infections with Trichinella. Identify common microbial agents in vaginosis.