Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
24 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Explain the functions of the following vaginal structures: Mons pubis, labia majora/minora, clitoris, urinary meatus, skene’s glands, introitus, Bartholin’s glands
|
-pubis protective pad – folds of adipose/ connective to protect and lubricate – lubricate and protect – opening of vagina, -secretes alkaline mucus that improves viability and motility of sperm
|
|
Explain functions of the following: Cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, urethra (vs male)
|
-end of uterus into vagina, -thick muscle site for fertilized egg implants – passage for ovum to uterus, fertilize – produce eggs – connects bladder to urinary meatus – shorter, which gives greater chance for infection(UTI)
|
|
For adolescent development in females, what happens to the ovaries? Uterus?
|
-move into pelvic cavity from abdomen – flexes to the cervix
|
|
For pregnant females, what is goodell’s sign? Chadwick’s sign? Hegar’s sign?
|
-softening of the cervix –vaginal mucosa and cervix appear cyanotic –uterus softens
|
|
What happens in aging female?
|
-menopause(48-51), ovary function decline, uterus shrink, pelvic weakness, uterus drops, vagina shorter, thinner, drier, atrophy w/o sexual activity
|
|
Define the following rationales for menstrual history: Amenorrhea, menorrhagia, other important things to ask?
|
-absent menses (occurs in highly athletic, anorexic)– heavy menses -LMP, menarche, duration period/cycle (18-45 days; 3-7 days)
|
|
For urinary symptoms, explain the following: Dysura, nocturia, hematuria
|
-pain, burning or difficulty urin –urin at night - blood in urin,
|
|
Explain Urgency incontencence vs stress incontinence vs True incontinence(enuresis)
|
-sudden loss, as with acute cystitis – loss of urin with physical strain from muscle weakness – loss of urine without warning
|
|
What is important to keep in mind when assessing adolescent girls.
|
-ask direct, matter of fact questions, start with permission statement(often girls your age experience..when did you)
|
|
Why should women not use hygiene spray, douche, and use pantyhose?
|
-contact dermitits, alters pH, local irritation(can’t breathe)
|
|
What is dyspareunia?
|
-pain with intercourse
|
|
Infertility is considered
|
-one year of unprotected sex
|
|
Why might children get itching, rashes, vaginal discharge?
|
-poor perineal hygiene>>UTI
|
|
For postmenopausal women, what are some things to look for? (atrophic vaginitis*)
|
-vaginal bleeding, itch/discharge/dyspareunia (atrophic vaginitis) – genital pressure, loss of urine with cough/sneeze (weakened pelvis/uterine prolapse0
|
|
What are some abnormalities upon inspection of the external genitalia?
|
-polyp, lesions, inflamamation, foul smell, discharge, rash
|
|
What are sebaceous cysts?
|
-yellow, 1cm nodules firm, nontender, and multiple
|
|
Explain the Os in parous vs nulliparous women. Cervical eversion can occur when?
|
-parous – horizontal irregular slit and also may show healed lacerations on the side –nonparous –small and round –after vaginal delivery(red, beefy halo around os)
|
|
What are benign growths that commonly appear on the cervix after childbirth? What do they look like?
|
-nabothian cysts – small, smooth, yellow nodules may be single or multiple
|
|
What are subjective and objective symptoms of Pediculosis Pubis? Herpes Simplex type 2
|
-S: severe perineal itching O: excoriations and erthyematous areas w/ dark spots and eggs(can go to eyebrow and eyelash) – S: local pain, dyuria, fever O: Small, shallow vesicles with surrounding erythema, erupt on geintals and inner thigh, edema, inguinal adenopathy
|
|
What are subjective and objective symptoms of: HPV? Urethral Caruncle?
|
-S: painless warty growths O: pink flesh colored, soft, pointed, moist, warty papules cauliflower patch around vulva, introitus, anus, vagina, cervix
-S: tender, painful with urination, urinary freq, hematura, dyspareunia O: small, deep erd mass protruding from meatus, secondary to urethritis |
|
What are subjective and objective symptoms of Contact dermatitis? Syphilitic chancre?
|
-S: Skin contact with allergic substance, itching O: primary lesion, red swollen vesicles, weeping lesion, crust, scale, thick, excoriation, results from hygiene spray
-S: small solitary silvery papule erodes to red, round or oval ulcer w/yellow discharge O: nontender inguinal lymphadenopathy |
|
Which subject is most appropriate for the start of the health history?
A. Menstrual History B. Self Care behaviors C. Sexual Activity D. Obstetric History |
A
|
|
Which would be the most appropriate way
to start asking about sexual activity? A. Ask open-ended questions. B. Ask straightforward questions to elicit basic facts. C. Ask whether the patient feels comfortable talking about sex. D. Ask the patient whether she is currently in a sexual relationship. |
A
|
|
Explain the following abnormalities of the cervix: Cyanosis, erosions HPV, Polyp, Diethylstilbestrol syndrome
|
-bluish mucosa occurs in pregnancy & heart failure/pelvic tumor –cervical lips inflamed and eroded, reddened granulary surface – warty growth thickeinged white epithelium(enhanced by acetic acid(vinegar) – mucoid discharge/bleeding, bright red, soft, pedunclated growth. – red, granular patches extends into fornices.
|