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Postme nopausa l bleeding (PMB)is an uncommon
presentation of ovariancancer, but can present this
way.
In women th wi PMB, like
lycausesof uterine pathology
should eb evaluated before consideringovarian
pathology. In early menopause, het most ommon
c
etiologysi atrophy of the endometriumor vaginal
mucosa. This p atient hasbeen postmenopausalor f
approxim ately2 years.Other co mmon caus es ofPMB
are polyps, fibroids, an
d endomet rial hyperplasia.
Threeof thefollowinginterventions
areappropriately
usedto prevent osteopo
rosisafter meno
pause. Which
one
is NOT?
Avoidance
of corticoste
roids
Performance
of weight-be
aring acti
vities or
f 40
minsat least5 days/week
Estrogenreplacemen
t
therapy
Adequate
calcium&
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vitamin D intake C.
Prevention of osteoporosis may be optimized by
elimination of risk factors and engaging in
interventions that maximize bone density. Good
nutrition from infancy throughout adulthood is a
major component of good bone health. Others
include engaging in weight-bearing exercises,
adequate intake of calcium and vitamin D,
smoking cessation, limiting alcohol
consumption to moderate amounts, and
avoidance when possible of medications that
may decrease bone density
(corticosteroids, anticonvulsants).
Osteoporosis occurs at accelerated rates in
women who are post-menopausal. The lack of
estrogen can produce rapid bone loss due to
bone resorption. Estrogen replacement is not
used to prevent or treat osteoporosis.
A patient who is scheduled for pelvic exam
with PAP smear should be advised to avoid
douching, sexual intercourse, and tampon
use before her exam. For how long should
she be advised to avoid these activities for
optimal evaluation?
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Postme nopausa l bleeding (PMB)is an uncommon
presentation of ovariancancer, but can present this
way.
In women th wi PMB, like
lycausesof uterine pathology
should eb evaluated before consideringovarian
pathology. In early menopause, het most ommon
c
etiologysi atrophy of the endometriumor vaginal
mucosa. This p atient hasbeen postmenopausalor f
approxim ately2 years.Other co mmon caus es ofPMB
are polyps, fibroids, an
d endomet rial hyperplasia.
Threeof thefollowinginterventions
areappropriately
usedto prevent osteopo
rosisafter meno
pause. Which
one
is NOT?
Avoidance
of corticoste
roids
Performance
of weight-be
aring acti
vities or
f 40
minsat least5 days/week
Estrogenreplacemen
t
therapy
Adequate
calcium&
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vitamin D intake C.
Prevention of osteoporosis may be optimized by
elimination of risk factors and engaging in
interventions that maximize bone density. Good
nutrition from infancy throughout adulthood is a
major component of good bone health. Others
include engaging in weight-bearing exercises,
adequate intake of calcium and vitamin D,
smoking cessation, limiting alcohol
consumption to moderate amounts, and
avoidance when possible of medications that
may decrease bone density
(corticosteroids, anticonvulsants).
Osteoporosis occurs at accelerated rates in
women who are post-menopausal. The lack of
estrogen can produce rapid bone loss due to
bone resorption. Estrogen replacement is not
used to prevent or treat osteoporosis.
A patient who is scheduled for pelvic exam
with PAP smear should be advised to avoid
douching, sexual intercourse, and tampon
use before her exam. For how long should
she be advised to avoid these activities for
optimal evaluation?
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