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18 Cards in this Set
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heavy or prolonged bleeding and regular
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hypermenorrhea
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heavy bleeding
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menorrhagia
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bleeding inbetween periods
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metrorrhagia
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menses <21 days, frequent period
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polymenorrhea
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prolonged flow with intermenstrual bleeding
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menometrorrhagia
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infrequent periods
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oligomenorrhea
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mid cycle lower abdominal pains associated with ovulation?
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mittelschmerz
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nulliparous?
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never given birth
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painful menses occurring within 24-48 hours of the onset of menses
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dysmenorrhea
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MC medical problem of young women?
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dysmenorrhea
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young female presents with sharp, diffuse colicky suprapubic abdominal pain radiates to back and lasts for 1-3 days
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primary dysmenorrhea
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how do you treat primary dysmenorrhea?
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BC (may reduce ovulatory cycle)
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suprapubic pain between menstrual cycles: from inflammation, ischemia, stretch receptor; occurs mostly in late 20's?
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secondary dysmenorrhea
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endometriosis, inflammation, adhesions, tumors, non gynecologic systemic cause of secondary dysmenorrhea?
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extrauterine
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adenomyosis o leiomyomata o uterine fibroids can cause secondary dysmenorrhea in what area?
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intramural
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polyps, IUD, infections cervical stenosis, endocervical adhesions o congenitaluterine abnormalities are most likely to cause secondary dysmenorrhea originating from where?
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intrauterine
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increased abdominal pain suggests cause is where?
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extrauterine
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what is the gold standard test to diagnose secondary dysmenorrhea?
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CT
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