Systems Path II Exam 2 - Ovaries

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serous filled cysts which range from 1 (MC) - 4 (pathologic) cm caused by Graafian or ruptured follicles

ovarian cysts

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larger ovarian cysts have risk for __________

rupture

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signs/symptoms of ovarian cysts

bleeding, pelvic mass, pain, acute abdomen

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multiple cyst follicles where ovaries enlarge to 2x size

polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)

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who is PCOS found in?

reproductive age women

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signs/symproms of PCOS

oligomenorrhea, infertility, amenorrhea, hyperandrogenism,hirsutism

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what is PCOS caused by?

increased androgens, estrogen and LSH ; low FSH

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both ovarian cysts and PCOS have a ________ association

familial

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to be diagnosed with PCOS, you have to see 2/3 of these criteria:

-irregular, heavy or missed periods due to missed ovulation

-higher androgens

-collections of 12+ egg follicles (cysts)

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5th MC cause of cancer-related death

ovarian tumors

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what increases the risk for ovarian tumors?

>20 years old, nalliparity/low parity, talc powder, HRT, family history, BRCA-1 or 2

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at what age are ovarian tumors MC?

50-60

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what decreases the risk for ovarian tumors?

oral contraception, greater parity, prolonged breastfeeding

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what type of ovarian tumor is MC and begins in the thin layer of tissue that covers the ovaries?

surface epithelial tumor

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what type of ovarian tumor begins in ovarian tissue that contains hormone-producing cells?

stromal

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what type of ovarian tumor begins in the egg producing cells?

germ cell tumors (teratoma)

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are ovarian surface epithelial tumors usually benign or malignant?

benign

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MC type of ovarian surface epithelial tumors which is large (40cm), grow fast and 25% of them are bilateral

serous

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serous SET are 60% benign from ages ___ to ___ and 25% malignant from ages ___ to ____

30-40 ; 45-65

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what accounts for 60% of all ovarian CAs?

serous SET

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95% of ovarian surface epithelial tumors have a mutated _______

TP53

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what type of surface epithelial tumors are MC malignant and 30% bilateral?

endometrioid

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what are endometrioid tumors associated with?

endometrial CA and endometriosis

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surface epithelial tumors may be cystic or solid. if they are solid, they have an increased risk for what?

cancer

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tumor of any tissue type in ovaries which accounts for 20% of ovarian tumors and is symptomatic when advanced

ovarian teratomas

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when are ovarian teratomas MC?

before 25 (but can occur at any age)

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are ovarian teratomas mostly benign or malignant?

benign (95%)

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if you get ovarian teratomas when you're younger, it increases your risk for what?

cancer

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what is common finding of ovarian teratoma?

calcification

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cancer of the GI tract that has spread to the ovaries, is rare, mets to lymphatics, and are 80% bilateral

krukenberg tumor

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hallmark of a krukenberg tumor

mucin-filled signet ring cells

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what is the average age to get a krukenberg tumor?

45 years

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signs/symptoms of a krukenberg tumor

typical ovarian CA features (frequent urination, constipation, diarrhea, n/v)

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when signet-ring cells are found in an ovarian mass, what does this indicate?

krukenberg tumor

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if a woman has more full-term pregnancies, is she more or less likely to develop ovarian cancer?

less