Wk3 Dysfunctional uterine bleeding and anovulation Flashcards

1
Q

day 0-8 of normal menstrual cycle

A

menses

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2
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day 8-14 of normal menstrual cycle

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proliferative phase (uterus)

follicular phase (ovaries)

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3
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day 14-end of normal menstrual cycle

A

secretory phase (uterus)

luteal phase (ovary)

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4
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Summary of cycle on

A

slide 8

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5
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no spontaneous uterine bleeding by age 15 with normal sexual characteristics

A

primary amenorrhea

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6
Q

absence of menstrual bleeding for > 3 months in women with previously normal menses

A

secondary amenorrhea

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7
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Typical cause of primary amenorrhea:

A

genetic or anatomic abnormality

**slide 13

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8
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Two main sites of origin of secondary amenorrhea:

A

hypothalamus

ovary

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9
Q

Slides for DDx of amenorrhea:

A

16-19

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10
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BIG thing to rule out first in amenorrhea:

A

pregnancy!!!!

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11
Q

Progesterone withdrawal?

A

10 mg for 10 days

any bleeding 2-7 days after = positive test

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12
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What does a negative progestinal challenge mean:

A

end organ problem

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13
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what does a positive progestinal challenge mean:

A

anovulation

**check FSH/LH – high = ovarian failure

low = hypothalamic

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14
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Official nomenclature for abnormal uterine bleeding:

A

PALM-COEIN system;

Abnormal uterine bleeding + descriptive term (heavy/intermenstrual) + palm coein

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15
Q

What does PALM COEIN stand for?

A
Polyp
Adenomyosis
Leiomyoma
Malignancy
*other
Coagulopathy
Ovulatory dysfunction
Endometrial
Iatrogenic
Not yet classified
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16
Q

What is not part of PALM COEIN?

A

pregnancy

17
Q

alternating between missed/heavy menses

disturbance of normal hypothalamic pituitary axis

progesterone deficient/estrogen dominant

more common in extremes of reproductive years

A

ovulatory dysfunction

18
Q

most common condition affecting ovulation

A

PCOS

19
Q

No ovulation and therefore no corpus luteum increases risk for:

A

endometrial hyperplasia and cancer

**prolonged estrogen state (no progesterone)

20
Q

Rotterdam criteria for PCOS dx:

A

must have at least two of:

  1. irregular menstruation
  2. signs of hyperandrogenism
  3. 1 ovary w/12 or more follicles 2-9 mm and increased ovarian volume on US