Womens Health

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NCLEX Nursing Flashcards on Womens Health, created by Kelly Leslie on 07/06/2020.
Kelly Leslie
Flashcards by Kelly Leslie, updated more than 1 year ago
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Breast cancer risk factors Age obesity dense breasts brca 1 and 2 low parity early menarche late menopause estrogen medications
Most common breast mass Fibroadenoma Cysts But do not assume they are low-risk due to age
Diagnostic Studies Ultrasound for <30 yo Mammography for >30 Tomosynthesis follow up if dense breasts
Screening for mammograms 45 yearly 55- 75 every 2 years
Abnormal uterine bleeding causes PALMCOein
Primary Dysmenorrhea Pelvic Pathology Cause- excessive prostaglandins Pain starts 1-2 days before menses
Secondary Dysmenorrhea usually, the onset is after age 25 dyspareunia especially with endometriosis causes: endometriosis, fibroids, infection/PID, adenomyosis
Treatment Ultrasound Pelvic NSAIDs Combination Hormonal Contraceptives Intrauterine Contraception (Mirena, Kyleena) good for 5 years.
PCOS signs and symptoms oligomenorrhea amenorrhea AUB hyperandrogenism Rotterdam criteria: 2/3 irregular cycles, hyperandrogenism, cystic ovaries
PCOS Diagnostic Workup BMI>30 waist >35 inches Blood pressure Pregnancy Test CBC, Lipids every 2 years TSH Hgb A1C> 6.4 Free Testosterone 2-3% Total Testosterone >=60, tumor 150-200 Prolactin 3-27
Birth Control Combination hormonal Contraceptives low androgen progestins-safer levonorgestrel #! norethindrone
Estrogen Progestin The estrogen used primarily for cycle control Progestin used for breakthrough bleeding *levonorgestrel *norethindrone *Drospirenone-avoid if coagulopathies
Long-acting contraceptive Copper iud Mirena Kyleena
Cervical Cancer Risks High Risk HPV 16,18
HPV vaccines Gardasil 9-14 years 2 doses 6 months apart if 15-26 3 doses 1-2, 6 months
Screening Guidelines 21-29 Pap every 3 years 25-65 Pap every 3 years 30-65 pap/hpv every 5 years pap only every 3 years
Screening for ASC Repeat pap 12 months if negative=routine screening if + colposcopy
Screening for ASC-H colposcopy for all
LSIL 21-24 observe, repeat after 1 year > 25 years colposcopy
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