Gyn/Ob Midterm Practice

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What are the signs of puberty? (PATA)

a. Pubic hair growth

b. Development of breast buds

c. Vaginal discharge

d. Hair loss

Pubic hair growth, Development of breast buds, Vaginal discharge

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The prepuberty uterus is shaped as what?

a. Orange

b. Pear

c. Apple

d. Tear drop

Tear drop

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The post-puberty uterus (due to estrogen production) is shaped as what?

a. Orange

b. Pear

c. Apple

d. Tear drop

Pear

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The 1st menstruation is known as:

a. Anarchy

b. Menarche

c. Menses

d. Menopause

Menarche

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What is fluid filled sac that forms over the ovary during the menstrual cycle called?

a. TOA

b. Teratoma

c. Ovarian cyst

d. Cystocele

Ovarian cyst

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Combination birth control pills & progesterone therapy are used to help prevent ovarian cysts.

a. True

b. False

True

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When is the Luteinizing Hormone normally at its highest during the female hormone cycle?

a. Day 1

b. Day 14

c. Day 20

d. Day 28

Day 14

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At what phase is Progesterone at its highest during the female hormone cycle?

a. Ovulatory phase

b. Follicular phase

c. Luteal phase

Luteal phase

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Progesterone is the hormone that is primarily produced by the corpus luteum

a. True

b. False

True

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If progesterone is too _____ implantation cannot happen.

a. High

b. Low

Low

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What organs produce estrogen?

a. Adipose cells

b. Adrenal glands

c. Ovaries

d. All the above

All the above

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What subtype of estrogen is the most abundant?

a. Estrone

b. Estradiol

c. Estriol

Estradiol

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What is the role of estrogen in the ovaries?

a. Stimulate the growth of the egg & follicle

b. Create corpus luteum

c. Help the sperm get to the egg

d. Release the egg during ovulation

Stimulate the growth of the egg & follicle

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What does estrogen do to the mammary glands?

a. Promote breast growth

b. Increase flow of breast milk

c. Hinder breast growth

Promote breast growth

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What is used to block sperm from swimming up the cervix? (select all that apply)

a. Birth control pills

b. Cervical cap

c. Diaphragm

d. Condom

Cervical cap, Diaphragm, Condom

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How effective is a condom at preventing pregnancy?

a. 75%

b. 83%

c. 92%

d. 98%

98%

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What should be used with a diaphragm to protect from pregnancy?

a. Water based lubricant

b. Spermicide lubricant

c. Oil based lubricant

d. Silicone lubricant

Spermicide lubricant

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An Essure is a form of permanent birth control that someone can get today.

a. True

b. False

False

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Tubal ligation is reversible.

a. True

b. False

False

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Age plays a role in sterility.

a. True

b. False

b. False

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What is the most common cause for female infertility?

a. Polycystic ovarian syndrome

b. Damage to fallopian tubes

c. Poor nutrition

d. Cervical mucous issue

Polycystic ovarian syndrome

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When someone has PCOS, they have high levels of:

a. Melatonin

b. Estrogen

c. Androgen

d. Progesterone

Androgen

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What are factors that increase risk of infertility in women?

a. Hormonal intolerances

b. Excessive athletic training

c. Radiation therapy

d. All the above

All the above

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A woman with unhealthy eggs might consider what route to have a baby?? (select all that apply)

a. IVF

b. Surrogacy

c. Tubal embryo transfer

d. Intrauterine insemination

b. Surrogacy

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What is the most effective assisted reproductive technology?

a. Zygote intrafallopian transfer

b. Intracytoplasmic sperm injection

c. In vitro fertilization

d. Tubal embryo transfer

In vitro fertilization

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In reciprocal IVF, the baby has the DNA of the birth mother.

a. True

b. False

False

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What is NOT a sign of menopause?

a. Hot flashes

b. Vaginal dryness

c. Mood changes

d. Weight loss

Weight loss

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What images can be taken to determine the level of bone density during menopause? (PATA)

a. X-Ray

b. CT

c. DEXA

d. MRI

DEXA, Xray

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What synthetic hormone is used to treat menopause?

a. Nutropin

b. Premarin

c. Kyleena

d. Minulet

Premarin

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What is something that women are usually born with but don't know until they are older?

a. Ovarian dermoid cyst

b. Dermoid cyst

c. Endometriosis

d. Ovarian cyst

Ovarian dermoid cyst

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What are symptoms of ovarian dermoid cysts? (select all that apply)

a. Nausea

b. Changes in appetite

c. Change in stool color

d. Diarrhea

Nausea, Changes in appetite (also vomiting, constipation, painful intercourse)

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What is NOT a home remedy for vulvodynia?

a. Use lubricants

b. Wear tight clothing

c. Soak in a sitz bath

d. Use a cold compress

Wear tight clothing

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Endometriosis can sometimes be mistaken for:

a. Ovarian cyst

b. Irritable bowel syndrome

c. Pelvic inflammatory disease

d. Dermoid cyst

b. Irritable bowel syndrome

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Signs & symptoms of Endometriosis include:

a. Dysmenorrhea

b. Frequent urination

c. Fever

d. Excessive bleeding

e. Painful intercourse

Dysmenorrhea, Excessive bleeding, Painful intercourse

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What are home remedies for endometriosis? (select all that apply)

a. Warm bath

b. Over the counter NSAIDs (Advil, Aleve, Motrin)

c. Exercise

d. Physical therapy

e. All the above

All the above

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The surgical removal of the uterus is called a _____.

a. Hysterectomy

b. Oophorectomy

c. Myomectomy

d. Salpingectomy

Hysterectomy

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What is a common side effect of a vaginal prolapse?

a. Mid back pain

b. Diarrhea

c. Feeling fullness in the pelvic area

Feeling fullness in the pelvic area

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What is a treatment for vaginal prolapse? (PATA)

a. Kegel exercises

b. Vaginal pessary

c. Surgery

d. All the above

All the above

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What is one cause of uterine prolapse?

a. Repetitive heavy lifting

b. Delivery of a premature baby

c. High estrogen

d. Young when 1st gave birth

Repetitive heavy lifting

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Another name for an anterior uterine prolapse is Cystocele.

a. True

b. False

False

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Another name for a posterior uterine prolapse is Rectocele.

a. True

b. False

False

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Symptoms of rectal prolapse include??(PATA)

a. Changes in color or order of stool

b. Inability to control bowel movements

c. Diarrhea

d. Sexual concerns

b. Inability to control bowel movements

c. Diarrhea

d. Sexual concerns

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The Uroflow test is used to find:

a. Rectal prolapse

b. Yeast infection

c. Vaginitis

d. Pelvic floor dysfunction

d. Pelvic floor dysfunction

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What type of vaginitis produces greenish/yellow discharge?

a. Yeast infection

b. Bacterial vaginosis

c. Trichomoniasis

Trichomoniasis

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How do you prevent vaginitis? (Possibly PATA)

a. Practicing good hygiene

b. Utilizing baths, hot tubs, & whirlpools

c. Douching

d. Using scented tampons/pads

Practicing good hygiene

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Most common fungus that causes a yeast infection is:

a. Trichomoniasis

b. Aspergillosis

c. Candida

d. Histoplasmosis

Candida

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Other than abstinence, _____ are/is the best measure to prevent STIs & STDs.

a. Condoms

b. Copper IUDs

c. The "pull out" method

d. Praying

Condoms

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The most common STI caused by a bacterium is:

a. Gonorrhea

b. Chlamydia

c. Syphilis

d. Herpes

Chlamydia

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The clap or drip refers to:

a. Genital herpes

b. Gonorrhea

c. HIV

d. Chlamydia

Gonorrhea

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Symptoms of gonorrhea in women include: (select all that apply)

a. Pain during sexual intercourse

b. Yellow or white vaginal discharge

c. Cramping

d. Headaches

Pain during sexual intercourse, Yellow or white vaginal discharge

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Gonorrhea is treated with:

a. Antibiotics

b. Antivirals

c. Antiseptics

d. Unprotected anal sex

e. Jesus

f. D & E

Antibiotics

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What are the main groups of bacteria that cause PID? (select all that apply)

a. Gonorrhea

b. Chlamydia

c. Syphilis

d. Human papillomavirus

Gonorrhea, Chlamydia

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PID is a major cause of

a. Type 2 diabetes

b. Ovarian cancer

c. Endometriosis

d. Ectopic pregnancy

Ectopic pregnancy

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What are risk factors that increase one's chance of developing PID?

a. Douching regularly

b. Practicing safe sex

c. Being overweight

d. Being sexually active & younger than 25

e. IUD insertion

Douching regularly, Being sexually active & younger than 25, IUD insertion

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Symptoms of a Tubo-Ovarian Abscess (TOA) - a complication of PID, include: (select all that apply)

a. Pus-filled ovaries

b. Constipation

c. Chills

d. Fever

e. Mid back pain

Chills, Fever, Pus-filled ovaries

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Syphilis can be spread even when no signs or symptoms are being expressed.

a. True

b. False

True

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What STI is connected to cervical cancer?

a. Human papillomavirus

b. HIV/AIDS

c. Syphilis

d. Chlamydia

Human papillomavirus

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What type of cervical cancer develops from cells in the ectocervix?

a. Adenocarcinoma

b. Squamous cell

Squamous cell

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What are symptoms of cervical cancer? (PATA)

a. Abnormal vaginal bleeding

b. Leg pain

c. Abdominal cramps

d. Unexpected weight gain

a. Abnormal vaginal bleeding

b. Leg pain

c. Abdominal cramps

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What is the 4th most common cancer among women globally?

a. Breast

b. Lung

c. Cervical

d. Uterine

e. Ovarian

Cervical

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What cancer causes more deaths than any other female reproductive system cancer?

a. Breast

b. Cervical

c. Ovarian

Ovarian

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What is the most common type of ovarian cancer?

a. Stromal tumors

b. Germ cell tumors

c. Epithelial ovarian cancer

Epithelial ovarian cancer

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_____ can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer.

a. Oral contraceptives

b. Condoms

c. IUDs

d. Implants

Oral contraceptives

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What is the most common type of breast cancer?

a. Lobular carcinoma in situ

b. Inflammatory breast cancer

c. Triple negative breast cancer

d. Infiltrating (invasive) ductal carcinoma

Infiltrating (invasive) ductal carcinoma

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There are _____ stages of breast cancer.

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d. 4

e. 5

5

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In what stage does cancer spread to nearby breast tissue?

a. Stage 0

b. Stage I

c. Stage II

d. Stage III

e. Stage IV

b. Stage I

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What modality is the best at spotting abnormalities in people with dense breast tissue

a. Breast thermography

b. Ultrasound

c. Mammogram

d. Electrography

Ultrasound

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_____ is the color of a hot spot on thermography.

a. Red

b. Orange

c. Yellow

d. Blue

Red

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Domestic violence/intimate partner abuse happens more to men than women.

a. True

b. False

False

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When a partner is forcing miscarriage, abortion, or forcing the continuation of an unwanted pregnancy, that is known as:

a. Domestic violence

b. Reproductive manipulation

c. Reproductive coercion

d. Based, and a totally justifiable action

Reproductive coercion

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What are warning signs of intimate partner violence? (select all that apply)

a. Encouraging their partner to spend time with other people

b. Having separate bank accounts

c. Pressuring about sex

d. Showing extreme jealousy of friends & family

Pressuring about sex, Showing extreme jealousy of friends & family

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What tests rule out male infertility? (select all that apply)

a. Scrotal ultrasound

b. Semen analysis

c. Hysteroscopy

d. Basal body temperature monitoring

Scrotal ultrasound, Semen analysis

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What is NOT a factor that increases risk of infertility in men?

a. Descended testicles

b. Low sperm count

c. Cystic fibrosis

d. Premature ejaculation

Descended testicles

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Which contraceptive method primarily works by disabling sperm?

a. Cervical cap

b. Copper IUD

c. Birth control pills

d. Diaphragm

b. Copper IUD

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Hormonal birth control prevents pregnancy mainly by:

a. Blocking sperm entry

b. Killing sperm

c. Suppressing ovulation

d. Thickening vaginal walls

c. Suppressing ovulation

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The mini-pill differs from combination pills because it:

a. Stops ovulation completely

b. Contains estrogen only

c. Contains only progestin

d. Is non-hormonal

c. Contains only progestin

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A key mechanism of the mini-pill is:

a. Increasing LH surge

b. Thickening cervical mucus

c. Destroying sperm

d. Blocking the cervix

b. Thickening cervical mucus

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HIV can be transmitted through all EXCEPT:

a. Breast milk

b. Saliva

c. Semen

d. Blood

b. Saliva

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The stage of syphilis characterized by a painless chancre is:

a. Secondary

b. Latent

c. Primary

d. Tertiary

c. Primary

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Which STI is most strongly linked to cancer development?

a. Gonorrhea

b. Chlamydia

c. HPV

d. Syphilis

c. HPV

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Tertiary syphilis can lead to:

a. Mild rash only

b. Brain and heart damage

c. Vaginal discharge

d. Fever only

b. Brain and heart damage

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Which gene mutation greatly increases risk of breast and ovarian cancer?

a. p53

b. HER2

c. BRCA1/BRCA2

d. KRAS

c. BRCA1/BRCA2

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Which is a non-invasive breast cancer?

a. IDC

b. ILC

c. DCIS

d. TNBC

c. DCIS

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Inflammatory breast cancer often presents with:

a. Blue discoloration

b. Skin dimpling and redness

c. Nipple inversion only

d. No skin changes

b. Skin dimpling and redness

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Which test uses dye and X-ray to assess fallopian tube patency?

a. SIS

b. HSG

c. Laparoscopy

d. Pap smear

b. HSG

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Basal body temperature tracking helps detect:

a. Pregnancy

b. Ovulation

c. Menopause

d. PID

b. Ovulation

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Which test allows direct visualization of the uterus with a scope?

a. Ultrasound

b. Hysteroscopy

c. MRI

d. Pap smear

b. Hysteroscopy