Women's Health Exam 2
Only the Women's Health topics for exam 2
- 1.What is the most common method used for slide preparation after a Pap smear?
- A.
Slide sampling
- B.
KOH prep
- C.
ThinPrep
- 2.Results from a 35 y/o patient's Pap smear cytology and HPV DNA test are positive, what is the next diagnostic modality?
- A.
Endometrial biopsy
- B.
D&C
- C.
Cervical conization
- D.
Colposcopy
- 3.What is the purpose of a cervical cone biopsy?
- A.
Removal of the cervix
- B.
Removal of the macroinvasive cervical carcinoma
- C.
Removal of the entire tranformation zone
- D.
Diagnosis abnormal uterine bleeding
- 4.Which method of cervical cone biopsy is most used?
- A.
Cold knife
- B.
Laser
- C.
LEEP
- 5.Which is not viewed under colposcopy?
- A.
Uterus
- B.
Vagina
- C.
Cervical os
- D.
Vulva
- 6.A 51 y/o postmenopausal patient comes for her annual Pap smear appointment with complaints of intermittent vaginal spotting. The results of the Pap smear are show no dysplasia or abnormal cells. What is the next step?
- A.
Reassure her that the bleeding is normal the first 2 years after menopause begins
- B.
Schedule her for a colposcopy
- C.
Schedule her for a endometrial biopsy
- D.
Ask her to come in for blood work
- 7.What procedure is included in the work-up of infertility?
- A.
Dilation and curettage
- B.
Hysterosalpingogram
- C.
Pap smear
- D.
Hysteroscopy
- 8.A 8 y/o female patient presents to Children's hospital with a CC of a sprained ankle. Upon inspection you notice bruising on the affected joint and continues up the medial calf and thigh. You have suspicion of more that just a sprained ankle and decide to order a rape kit. What gynecological instrument should you use?
- A.
Small Pedersen speculum
- B.
Small Graves speculum
- C.
Coloscope
- D.
Vaginoscope
- 9.What is a complication of hysterosalpingogram seen in 1-3% of patients?
- A.
Abdominal cramping
- B.
Postcoital bleeding
- C.
Peritonitis
- D.
Infertility
- 10.Which procedure is NOT a contraindication to a desired pregnant patient?
- A.
D&C
- B.
Hysteroscopy
- C.
Endometrial biopsy
- D.
Colposcopy
- 11.When should an inadequate Pap smear sample be repeated?
- A.
One year
- B.
6 months
- C.
4 months
- D.
2 months
- 12.What is the most common type of cervical carcinoma?
- A.
Adenocarcinoma
- B.
Squamous cell carcinoma
- 13.A 31 y/o female is examined for her annual Pap smear and during the exam you notice a waxy, yellowish irregular surface of the cervix. Results of the cytology are negative for intraepithelial lesions. What should be your next step?
- A.
HPV DNA test
- B.
Colposcopy
- C.
Cervical cone biopsy
- D.
Nothing the results are normal
- 14.What is the follow-up for the previous patient if positive for HPV 16 &18?
- A.
Blood work in 6 months
- B.
Colposcopy
- C.
Cytology and HPV at 12 months
- D.
D&C
- 15.A 28 y/o woman diagnosed with carcinoma in situ (CIS) wishes to preserve her fertility. What is the recommended treatment?
- A.
Hysterectomy
- B.
Cervical biopsy
- C.
Cervical conization
- D.
D&C
- 16.What is the absence of bother the cervix and upper part of the vagina?
- A.
Cervical hypoplasia
- B.
Partial cervical agenesis
- C.
Complete cervical agenesis
- 17.What is the treatment for asymptomatic Nabothian cyst?
- A.
Electrocautery
- B.
LEEP
- C.
Nothing until patient discomfort
- D.
Cervical biopsy
- 18.Red or brownish/blacking areas called "powder burns" are characteristic of what type of lesions on the cervix?
- A.
Polyps
- B.
Leiomyomas
- C.
Ulcers
- D.
Endometriosis
- 19.What is the appear of cherry red dots consisting of columnar epithelium surrounded by fibromuscular stroma?
- A.
Warts
- B.
Ulcers
- C.
Adenosis
- D.
Polpys
- 20.What is the most common sexually transmitted infection?
- A.
Gonorrhea
- B.
Chlamydia
- C.
Herpes virus
- D.
Syphilis
- 21.What is the most common sx of cervicitis?
- A.
Purulent vaginal discharge
- B.
Dysuria
- C.
Dyspurenia
- D.
Urinary frequency
- 22.Chandiler's sign is positive exam finding for which STD?
- A.
Pelvic inflammatory disease
- B.
Chlamydia
- C.
Herpes
- D.
Trichomoniasis
- 23.What is the most common finding of chlamydial infections in women?
- A.
Asymptomatic
- B.
Dysuria
- C.
Urinary frequency
- D.
Dyspurenia
- 24.What is the diagnostic measures for chlamydia and gonorrhea infections?
- A.
Physical exam
- B.
Nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT)
- C.
Pap smear
- 25.What is the treatment for coverage of both chlamydia and gonorrhea infections?
- A.
Penicillin
- B.
Doxycycline
- C.
Levofloxacin
- D.
Metronidzaone
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