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Women's Health

OB Final Exam

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the ___ cycle has 3 phases 1. follicular phase: growing the egg 2. ovulation: releasing the egg 3. luteal phase: prepping for pregnancy ovarian
the ___ cycle has 3 phases 1. menses: shedding the old lining 2. proliferative: building new lining 3. secretary: making lining "ready" uterine
___ hormone tell the ovaries to "recruit" and grow follicles FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone)
___ hormone is related by the growing follicle whose job is to "build" the uterine lining estrogen
__ hormone triggers the follicle to release the egg (ovulate) LH (luteinizing hormone)
___ is released by the corpus luteum whose job is to "maintain" and stabilize the uterine lining progesterone
egg white mucous that signals peak fertility is known as ___ spinnbarkeit
progesterone is a thermogenic, causing a slight ___ degrees rise in body temperature 0.5-1.0
cervical mucous and and increase in basal body temp indicate ___ fertility
the ovulation cycle is ___ days PRIOR to the next period 14
___ is the 5 days before ovulation plus the day of ovulation fertile window
___ methods work by stopping ovulation, thickening mucous, or thinning the uterus lining hormonal
combined hormonal contraceptives (COCs) progestin only pills (POPs) patch ring are ___ contraceptive measures hormonal
___ methods are long-acting and reversible with the highest efficacy LARC
IUDs implants are ___ contraceptive measures LARC
___ methods rely on correct and consistent use to stop sperm barrier
condoms diaphrams sterilization are ___ contraceptive measures barrier
patients on combined hormonal contraceptives should report ___ and discontinue COC use ACHES
the ACHES acronym stands for ___ abdominal pain chest pain headaches eye problems severe leg pain
patients with history of blood clots uncontrolled hypertension migraine with aura current breast cancer or other hormone cancers smoker > 35 years old severe liver disease should NOT take ____ COCs (combined oral contraceptives)
___ occurs when endometrial like tissue grows outside of the uterus endometriosis
___ can cause chronic inflammation severe pain (dysmenorrhea) infertility endometriosis
___ is a hormonal metabolic disorder that causes irregular periods high androgens (hirsutism) insulin resistance PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome)
significant pain during menstruation is known as ____ dysmenorrhea
primary dysmenorrhea has no ____ pathology
secondary dysmenorrhea is caused by ____ endometriosis, fibroids, etc
STIs like chlamydia and gonorrhea are often ___ in women asymptomatic
untreated STIs can cause ____ PID (pelvic inflammatory disease)
a major cause of scarring, ectopic pregnancy, and infertility is due to ____ PID (pelvic inflammatory disease)
___ are the ONLY method with dual protection against pregnancy and STIs condoms
___ is known as the "transition period" and can last years perimenopause
a patient experiencing erratic "fluctuating hormones" irregular cycles night sweats mood swings and is still fertile is in ___ perimenopause
__ is the "destination" and when menstuation ceases menopause
a patient with 12 consecutive months of amenorrhea low and slow hormones (vaginal dryness, osteoporosis) and is no longer fertile is in ___ menopause
__ and __ health education are important for women in menopause bone, heart
a ___ tests for cervical cancer and is recommended for patients 21+ pap smear
a pap smear should be conducted every ___ years 3
a ___ test is combined with a pap smear and is recommended for patients 30+ HPV co
a HPV-co test should be conducted every __ years 5
a ___ tests for breast cancer and is recommended starting at 40-50 years old mammogram
a mammogram should be conducted every ___ years 2
the ___ vaccine is started at ages 9-12 and consists of a 2-3 dose series HPV
asking questions like "do you have safe housing? "do you have access to healthy food?” “can you afford your medications?” address ____ SDOH (social determents of health)
maternal mortality, cancer outcomes, and pain management are often worse for women of ____ color
a mandatory screening for all patients at every visit that must be performed when the partner is out of the room is known as ___ IPV (intimate partner violence) safety screening
ask simple, direct, non-judgemental questions like "do you feel safe at home" during a ___ screening IPV (intimate partner violence)
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