6. Qs:
What is the defect in arrow 3?
What is the position of this uterus?
Identify instruments in arrow (1, 2).
How can you prevent this condition.
10. Qs:
• Name this organism.
• How would it present clinically?
• What is the treatment?
• Would you treat the partner? Why?
11. • Trichomonus vaginalis.
• It could present with itching and discharge.
• Treat with metronidazole.
• Yes treat the husband, because it is
infectious sexually transmitted disease.
22. Qs:
• What is shown in the picture?
• Name 4 common sites for this lesions.
• What are the two main ways of treatment?
mention an example for each.
28. Qs
What do you see?
Give two DDx.
What would you ask in Hx. (give 3)
What would you order for investigation.
(give 3)
29. What do you see?
Breast budding.
Give 2 DDx.
• Complete precocious puberty.
• Incomplete precocious puberty
30. What would you ask in Hx?
• Ask if she has any pubic or axillary hair?
• Ask if she had any vaginal bleeding or
menses.
• Ask if she has been taking any medications
• Ask for any family Hx in this condition.
31. What would you order for investigation?
• Check hormonal level of estrogen.
• Check her FSH, LH levels.
• Take radio-images of her brain to rule out
any secretery tumors (sp: pituitary)
• Do an US for her ovaries to rule out any
estrogen secreting tumors (ex: granulosal
cells tumor)
34. Qs
What is this condition?
Caused by which hormone?
What could cause it elevation?
What other posible symptoms could it
present with?
How would you treat it?
38. How would you treat?
Medically: bromocreptine (for decreasing
prolactin secretion and reducing adenomas
size),
clomid (to restore fertility)
Surgical: remove the tumor
39.
40. Qs
What is your Dx?
What symptoms would present (give 2)
What hormones would be elevated?
How would you treat?
41. What is the Dx?
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOs)
Symptoms:
Acne
Hiristisum
Infertility
Irregular menses
42. What hormones would be elevated?
(Give2)
• LH
• Androgens
• Insulin
43. How would you treat?
Give combined OCPs (for hiristisum and
prevention of endometrial cancer due to
elevated unopposed estrogen
Or give progestrone to prevent endometrial
cancer
Give metformin for insulin resistance.
Remove ovary surgically if associated with
neoplasm or unreasoning to medications.