Statistics for OBGYN - GYN Fast Facts

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hint	answer	% Correct
the risk of these cancers is reduced w/ oral contraceptive use	ovarian, endometrial	100%
primary amenorrhea is defined as no menses by this age, if there are no other signs of puberty	13yo	50%
primary amenorrhea is defined as no menses by this age if there are already other signs of puberty	15yo	50%
average age of menopause is	51.4yo	50%
Strains of HPV responsible for condylomata accuminata (anogenital warts)	6, 11	50%
this disorder occurs as a result of intrauterine adhesions which ultimately cause amenorrhea	asherman syndrome	50%
the pH of these two conditions is > 4.5	BV, trichomoniasis	50%
MC bacterial STI	chlamydia	50%
epithelial cells covered by bacteria found in cervical mucus are known as	clue cells	50%
the risk of this cancer increases w/ estrogen exposure	endometrial	50%
this hormone rises as the number of primary ovarian follicles (“eggs”) declines	FSH	50%
MC symptom of menopause	hot flashes	50%
during ovulation, estrogen is high and progesterone is	low	50%
PMS refers to symptoms occuring during this phase of the menstrual cycle	luteal	50%
whirpool sign on ultrasound of the ovaries is concerning for	ovarian torsion	50%
vaginal fullness, pressure, or the sensation of something falling out of the vagine indicates	pelvic organ prolapse	50%
ovarian torsion is most common on this side	right	50%
this disorder, causing panhypopituitarism, is a complication of postpartum hemorrhage	sheehan syndrome	50%
Colpitis macularis is another name for this sign seen in trichomoniasis	Strawberry cervix	50%
MC nonviral STI	trichomoniasis	50%
____ can be treated w/ metronidazole 2g one time dose PO, whereas _____ must be treated w/ a 7 day course of metronidazole 500mg BID	trichomoniasis, BV	50%
pH 4-4.5 indicates	yeast infection	50%
age that 9vHPV vaccine is recommended in children	11-12y	0%
stage of uterine prolapse defined by the uterus located at the level of the hymen	2	0%
FSH > this value indicates menopause	25	0%
in women w/ regular menstrual cycles, amenorrhea is defined as this many months w/ a period	3mo	0%
primary ovarian insufficiency is hypergonadotropic hypogonadism before the age of	40yo	0%
candidiasis is associated w/ pH	4.5	0%
trichomoniasis is associated with pH >	5	0%
ovarian mass > how many cm is the greatest risk factor for ovarian torsion	5cm	0%
in women w/ irregular menstrual cycles, amenorrhea is defined as this many months w/ a period	6mo	0%
menorrhagia is defined as > X mL of blood during menses	8mL	0%
MCC of dysfunctional uterine bleeding	anovulatory cycles	0%
pH 4.5+ is associated w/ this condition	bacterial vaginosis	0%
cervical petechiae, otherwise known as "strawberry cervix" is seen in	BV	0%
MC bacterial STI	chlamydia	0%
epithelial cells covered by bacteria found in cervical mucus are known as	clue cells	0%
most common form of pelvic organ prolapse	cystocele	0%
use of OCPs decrease risk of these two cancers	endometrial, ovarian	0%
MC benign breast lesion	fibroadenoma	0%
MC STI	hpv	0%
MC type of breast cancer	invasive ductal carcinoma	0%
breast masses that are hard and immobile are more likely to be (benign, malignant)	malignant	0%
refers to abnormal uterine bleeding that is heavy or prolonged and occurs at irregular intervals (more frequently than normal menstruation)	menometorrhagia	0%
refers to abnormally prolonged (> 7 days per cycle) or heavy (> 80 mL of blood) uterine bleeding that maintains a normal menstrual cycle.	menorrhagia	0%
is abnormal uterine bleeding in between normal cycles that recur at irregular intervals.	metorrhagia	0%
placenta acreta is invasion of the placenta into the	myometrium	0%
FDA approved nonhormonal pharmacotherapy for hot flashes	paroxetine	0%
refers to regular menstrual cycles that occur at shortened intervals (< 21 days)	polymenorrhea	0%
medication indicated for PMS-related bloating	spironolactone	0%
MC cervical cancer	squamous cell carcinoma	0%
Fibrocystic breast disease symptoms not treated by conservative measures and OTC pain relievers can be treated with	Tamoxifen	0%
pH > 5 is associated w/	trichomoniasis	0%
both trichomoniasis and BV can be treated w/ metronidazole, but this one can also be treated w/ a one time dose of tinidazole	trichomoniasis	0%