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24 Cards in this Set
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Squamo-columnar junction can move out during... |
Adolescence Menopause Hormonal changes |
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Effect of oestrogen on cervical mucus |
Less viscous |
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Role of zona pellucida |
For sperm to bind |
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Role of corona radiata |
Nutrition |
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Effect of chlamydia on uterine tubes |
Rupture ciliated cells |
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Symptoms, complications and diagnosis for chlamydia and gonorrhoea |
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Syphilis diagnosis |
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Sources of infection |
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What bacteria have fimbriae / ureases? |
Fimbriae: E. coli Ureases: Proteus |
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Prader Willi Syndrome |
Loss of paternal allele for 15q11-13 Failure to produce Gn |
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Kallman's Syndrome |
Mutation of KAL1 Failure of GnRH neuronal migration |
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Testotoxicosis |
Increased LH sensitivity = high testosterone |
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McCune Albright Syndrome |
Constant activation of Gn receptor |
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Normal GFR and creatinine |
GFR Male: 130 Female: 120 Creatinine 100 - 120 |
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Landmark used in genital prolapse |
Sacrospinous ligament |
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What types of joints are the pubic symphysis and sacroiliac joints? |
Pubic symphysis = symphysis (fibrocartilage) Sacroiliac = synovial |
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Landmark in pudendal n. block |
Ischial spine |
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Erection and ejaculation |
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Consequences of radical prostatectomy and TURP |
Radical prostatectomy 1) damage to prostatic plexus 2) erectile dysfunction TURP 1) damage to sympathetic fibres 2) retrograde ejaculation |
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Most common site BPH and prostate cancer |
BPH = transitional Prostate cancer = peripheral |
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Lymphatic drainage of the reproductive organs |
Ovaries = para-aortic Testes = para-aortic (+lumbar) Vulva/scrotum = superficial inguinal |
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Implant Patch Vaginal ring Injection IUD IUS Diaphragm/cap Female/male condoms
(MOA and what reduces efficacy) |
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Commensal bacteria found in urinary tract |
Lactobacilli Cornebacteria Streptococci Bacteroides |
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Common micro-organisms associated with UTIs |
E. coli Proteus mirabilis Enterococcus faecalis Staph. aureus Streptococci MRSA Candida albicans Pseudomonas aeruginosa Staphylococcus saprophyticus Klebsiella Enterobacter Acinetobacter Serratia marcescens |
