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cyrptorchidism
undescended testicles; one or both
fetal testes are in the
abdominal cavity for maturation
when do fetal testes descend from abdominal cavity
8th 9th month of gestation
testes doen't descend due to
homrmonal imbalance
testicular or spermatic cord defect
low birth wt. & early gestational age
complication of undescended testes
Increased risk of infertility
testicular cancer
most males with cyrptachidism have ____ sperm count
low inboth testicls even if it was unilaterial
treatment for cyptocrchidism
hormone treatment or surgery to find & descend the testicls
testicular torison
twisting of cord

absent posterior attachement of the testicle - bilateral common

seen in pre-adolescent males
testicular torison S/S
severe distress
severe pain
swelling
ischemia

Reproductive emergency can lead to testicular death

surgery in less than 12h or testicles die
treatment for test. torison
secure to scrotal wall
neoplasm of the testis (testicular cancer) affect men ages
15 - 34
testicular cancer more common in _____ men than ____ men
white

black
risk for test. cancer
increased risk w/ undescended testicles
mother took estrogen during preg.
FHx
s/s of test. cancer
slight painless enlargement
groin ache/heavyness
hard painless mass (late diag if pain)
spreads very easily to lung & lymph
more common or right side
Dx for neoplasm of the testis
self-exam
oftern mis diagnosed as epididymitis
biopsy NOT done metatasis
treatment for neoplasm of the testis
removal of entire testicle
silicone implant
radiation
95% survival rate if caught early
benigh prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) aka benign prostat hypertrophy is
prostatic growth in men over 50 (not cancer)
Risk for BPH
age
decreased hormone
Path of BPH
prostrate grows around urethra leading to obstruction of urine flow AFFECT THE anterior lobes OF THE PROSTATE MOST (but can only feel posterior lobes on rectal exam)
Difficulty voiding (starting or have enough force)
bladder disterntion/urniary retention
overflow incontinence (pressure build up & pushes out)
urge to go
causes cystitis
S/S of BPH
Treatment BPH
transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)

PLUS new treatment
meication to shrink prostate
lasers
ballon dilations
etx

Possiblity of sexual loss after surgery 10% chance
2nd most common cancer in men
prostate cancer
risk factors for prostate cancer
not found in asian men
high fat diet
gonorrhea
FHx
decreased incidence in vegetarians
S/S of prostate cancer
No early symptoms
#1 difficulty stopping & starting stream
dysuria
frequency
hematuria (late sign)
Pain (late sign)
nodular
non-movable
dx of prostate cancer
rectal exam
biopsy
PSA
prostate specific antigen; less than ___ is normal
4
no biopsy for testicular cancer becasuse
it easily spreads
treatment for prostate cancer
rediation
chemo
surgery
hormone therapy (estrogen)

Good rate of cure if found early, confined to prostate

metastasis is common
PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) is
inflammation of the upper reproductive tract (internal organs)
cause of PID
any infection can spread
chlamydia
gonorrhea
sexual transmitted infections

PID is often caused after:
child birth
abortion
use of IUD
multiple sex partners
S/S of PID
discharge
fever
lower abd pain (dull worse w/ movment)
irregular bleeding
Increased WBC
septic shock (possible)
could be Asymptomatic
treatment PID
antibotics
treat sex partners too
No sex
bedrest semifolwer
may require hosp.
reproductive system growths (2)
uterine leiomyomas
endometriosis
another name for uterine leiomyomas
uterine fibroids
uterine leiomyomas (fibroids)
benign tumors inside
within walls
outside

THE UTERUS
uterine leiomyomas (fibroids) grow
from smooth muscle cells occuring during reproductive years & shrink w/ menopause

growth enhanced by estrogen
fibroids are enhanced by
estrogen
cause of fibroids
unknown
family histroy
hormonal flucutations (stops & spurts of estrogent)
S/s of fibroids
uterine bleeding
feeling of heaviness
pressure on bladder/bowel
lead to difficulty urinating
constipation
PAIN IS LATE SIGN
dx of fibroids
bimanual exam
treatment of fibroids
medication to shrink tumor/fibroid
surgery to remove
hysterectomy in older women
Endometriosis is
spread of enometrial tissue to a place other than the lining of the uterus
Endometriosis usually spreads to
abd
intestines
ovaries
fallop tubes
but can go further away
Endometrial tissue follows
the menstrual cycle - grows & bleeds leading to scaring & inflammation of surrounding structures
Endometriosis patho theory
retrograde menstration
metaplasia
combination of these
S/S of Endometriosis
dysmenorrhea
abnormal bleeding
infertility (due to scarrng& inflammation)

to suppress systems birth control pill
treatment of Endometriosis
hormone (BCP) or stronger to suppress menstration
surgery to remove (laser)
get pregnant if u can (may canuse tissue to atrophy) (delays problem one)
cancers of female reproductive system
Cervical
edometrial
overian
5th cause of cancer in women
cervical
mostly occurs over age of, can be found at any age
easily detected w/ pap smear
good cure rate
should have pap smear annually once sexually active
cervical cancer
cause of cervical cancer
human pailloma virus HPV; transmitted by sexual contact (sexual transmitted infection)
risk for crevical cancer
HPV
mulitple partners
1st intercourse before 16
multiply preg
herpes II
male partner w/ many partners
long latent period 10-12 years before it spreads
cervical cancer
s/s cervical cancer
asymptomatic
cervical cancer forms at
squamous-columnar junction (transormation zone)
dx of cervical cancer
pap smear
pap smear grades
I = normal cells found only
II = atypical cells (inflamm may cause)
III = cells typical of dysplasia (cancer stage 0)
IIIV = cancer beginning (in situ) CA stage 1)
V = cells of invasive sq cell carcinoma (cancer stage 2)

+ cancer stages 3-4
treatment for cervical cancer
removal of lesion
laser
cryosurgery
electrocautery
Good recovery if caught early
prevention of cervical cancer
Vaccine - GARDASIL -
Gardasil only works on
the four most common strains of HPV

3 injections over 6 months
4 most common strains of HPV
16 & 18 cause 70% of cervical cancer

6 & 11 cause 90% of genital warts
endometrial CA is of
the uterus lining
endometrial CA is most common in
post menopausal women
risk factors endometrial cancer
infertility
late menopause
obsesity
diabetes
HTN
unopposed estrogen therapy
unopposed estrogen therapy is
estrogen stimulation w/out progesterone opposition - PROLONGED

current BCP & estrogen therapy decrease risk by 1/2
#1 S/S of endometrial cancer
painless post menopaused bleeding
treatment of endometrial cancer
dilatation & curettage (D&C) = uterine scraping
radiation & surgery (total abd hysterectomy)
followed by radiation or radiation implants
good prognosis if caught early
4th most common cancer in women
ovarian
most common genital cancer in women
ovarian
ovarian cancer is most common in women (age)
60 - 80's
cancer hard to diagnosis (poor screening & no early detection method) plus very vague s/s
ovarian cancer
risk factors for ovarian cancer
family history
nulliparity (no preg)
high fat diet
excessive ovulation
inftertility

BCP cut risk in 1/2 becauses suppresses ovulation

need to use own ovaries but not to much (produce some eggs but not to mucy) happy balance
S/S ovarian cancer
no s/s until late

bloating
pelvic or abd pain
difficulty eating
feeling full quickly
urinary symptoms (urg or freq)
if these s/s occur for more than 2 weeks see ob may be


bloating
pelvic or abd pain
difficulty eating
feeling full quickly
urinary symptoms (urg or freq)
ovarian cancer
both pelvic/renal exam for possibility of
ovarian cancer
CA 125 blood test (accuracy 50%)
transvaginal utlrasound
ovarian cancer
ovarian cancer facts
1 out of 69 women
early detection = survival rate 90%
s/s subtle, persistent, increase over time
PAP smear not test for ovarian cancer
dx of ovarian cancer
difficult
some chemical blood test under research
treatment of ovarian cancer
surgery
radiation
chemo

poor prognosis - hard to catch early - no screening tool or reliable tumor marker
#1 cancer in women
breast
1:8 women who live past 80 will have in lifetime
breast cancer
90% are found by woment themself
breast cancer
risk factors for breast cancer
hormonal factors
reproductive factors - childbirth
dietary factors - high fat, obesity
family history
ethnicity - black
age
hormonal risk factors of breast cancer
early menstration < 12 years
late menopause > 55
40+ menstrual yrs. 2x likely of BC than 30yrs of menstration
postmenopasual hormone replacement
some types of fibrocytic disease
reproductive risk factors of breast cancer
1st baby at less than 18yrs old
1st baby after 35 years
few pregnancies
breastfeeding decreases risk
S/s of breast cancer
single lump
painless
hard not moveable
1/2 r found UOQ right side

advance s/s
puckering
nipple retraction
change in breast shape
bloody discharge
dx for breast cancer
do SBE one week after menstration

mammogram
treatment of breast cancer
lumpectomey
radical mastectomy
hormones
chemo
radiation
urethral meatus locted on the ventral surface of the penis.
hypospadius
urethral opening on the dorsal surface of the penis
episadius
which is less common hypospadius or epispadius
epispadius
problems with hypospadius
cannot control stream/direction
sexual functioning can be altered (getting girl preg. if can't control force or direction
problems with epispadius
incontinence
direction of stream
sexual function

sphincter not so good
uterine prolapse
bulging of uteris or cervix into vagina (SINKING)
s/s of uterine prolapse
irritaiton of the cervix & vag membranes
protuding mass & pressure
cystocele
herniation of the bladder into vagina due to anterior wall weakness
s/s of cystocele
bearing down sensation
unable to emply bladder
urgency
frequent cystitis
rectocel
herniation of the recum into vagina due to posterior wall weakness
s/s of rectocele
discomfort
difficulty defecating
weakened muscle from child brith causes
or congenital defect
uterine prolapse
cytocele
rectocele
treatment for
uterine prolapse
cytocele
rectocele
surgerical repair on anterior & posterior
hysterectomy (uterine prolapse)
pessary (tampoon like device)
exercises
inflammation/irritation of the vulva and vagina

most time yeast infection
vulvovaginitis
health in vulvovaginitis depends on
adeq. normal hormone level
pH
flora
glucose - excess attracts yeast
types vulvovaginitis
several
#1 yeast candida

bacterial (STD)
viral (herpes)
s/s vulvovaginitis
discharge
burning
itching
redness
swelling
painful sex

yeast - white curdy
bacterial - pus
vulvovaginitis dx
culture discharge
undermiscroscope look for fern/central/leafy with yeast
treatment vulvovaginitis
good hygiene
antifungal
antibotics
decrease sugar

treat the partner
ovarian cysts
sacs on the ovary fluid or semisolid material

can occur anytime in a womens life
etiology of cysts
unkown
possible FHx
s/s of cysts
no symptoms unless rupture
internal hemorrhage
abd pain
treatment cysts
usually resolves
pain subsides
sometimes surgery to control hemorrhage
fibrocystic breast disease
benign palpable massess in breast
size of lump fluctuates w/ peiod
fibrocystic breast disease
common in women 30-50 child rearing yrs
fibrocystic breast disease
fibrocystic breast disease s/s
tender breast immediatly after period
cysts firm
mobile
regular in shape
most often in UOQ
fibrocystic breast disease treatment
avoid
tea
coffee
cola
chocolate