Clin Apps Midterm
1. At what age should routine pelvic exams not be routinely done: Before 21
2. T/f female providers do not require a chaperone for a female pelvic exam: F- always need a chaperone
3. Order of pelvic exam: External, Internal, Bimanual
4. What test detects precancerous and invasive cervix cancer cases in early stages: Pap smear
5. What is the best way to prevent potential cervical cancers: Early detection of lesions by Pap smear
6. When should samples or cultures of the cervix be collected in regards to a Pap: After the Pap smear
7. What are some considerations when collecting a Pap smear: Don't collect during menses
Avoid contraceptive/vaginal meds for atleast 48 hours Abstinence for 24 hours
Collect other samples after Pap smear
8. The uterine fundus should be palpated with the internal or external hand during bimanual exam: External
9. Thick curdy and white discharge with no odor: Yeast infection
10.Yellow fishy odor discharge: Trichomonas
11.PMDD definition: Symptoms 5 days prior to menses for 3 consecutive cycles
12.Polymenorrhea: less than 21 days between menses
13.Oligomenorrhea: infrequent menstruation
14.Menorrhagia: excessive menstrual flow
15.Metorrhagia: intermenstrual bleeding
16.Postcoital bleeding: bleeding after intercourse
17.Acute pelvic pain DD: PID Ectopic
pregnancy
Ovarian torsion GI
causes Urinary causes
18.Chronic pelvic pain definition: Pain lasting longer than 6 months not respond- ing to treatment
19.What is the MCC of chronic pelvic pain: endometriosis
20.Pain with cervical motion: PID
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21.Dyspareunia: painful sexual intercourse
22.Vaginal foreign bodies differ among what: Age groups
23.What position should arms be in during breast exam: To the side Overhead
Pressed at the hips
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1. At what age should routine pelvic exams not be routinely done: Before 21
2. T/f female providers do not require a chaperone for a female pelvic exam: F- always need a chaperone
3. Order of pelvic exam: External, Internal, Bimanual
4. What test detects precancerous and invasive cervix cancer cases in early stages: Pap smear
5. What is the best way to prevent potential cervical cancers: Early detection of lesions by Pap smear
6. When should samples or cultures of the cervix be collected in regards to a Pap: After the Pap smear
7. What are some considerations when collecting a Pap smear: Don't collect during menses
Avoid contraceptive/vaginal meds for atleast 48 hours Abstinence for 24 hours
Collect other samples after Pap smear
8. The uterine fundus should be palpated with the internal or external hand during bimanual exam: External
9. Thick curdy and white discharge with no odor: Yeast infection
10.Yellow fishy odor discharge: Trichomonas
11.PMDD definition: Symptoms 5 days prior to menses for 3 consecutive cycles
12.Polymenorrhea: less than 21 days between menses
13.Oligomenorrhea: infrequent menstruation
14.Menorrhagia: excessive menstrual flow
15.Metorrhagia: intermenstrual bleeding
16.Postcoital bleeding: bleeding after intercourse
17.Acute pelvic pain DD: PID Ectopic
pregnancy
Ovarian torsion GI
causes Urinary causes
18.Chronic pelvic pain definition: Pain lasting longer than 6 months not respond- ing to treatment
19.What is the MCC of chronic pelvic pain: endometriosis
20.Pain with cervical motion: PID
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21.Dyspareunia: painful sexual intercourse
22.Vaginal foreign bodies differ among what: Age groups
23.What position should arms be in during breast exam: To the side Overhead
Pressed at the hips
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