Women's Health Conditions Quiz

Postmenopausal decrease in levels of ______ results in decreased arousal, decreased libido, and orgasm.

• Progesterone

• TSH

• Testosterone

• Estrogen

Laboratory work up of primary amenorrhea includes:

• FSH

• Estradiol

• Prolactin

• TSH

• Free Testosterone

Turner's Syndrome is characterized by:

• Neck Webbing

• Pigeon Chest

• Short stature

• Amenorrhea

Bartholin cyst incision and drainage follow up includes:

• Daily monitoring for 48 hours, then weekly

• Weekly monitoring

• When due for removal of drain

• Every two weeks until drain discontinued

Persistent redness and swelling in a breast appropriately treated for mastitis may indicate ________________ and immediate _______________ is indicated.

_________________ may be ordered FIRST in a postmenopausal patient having breast pain, who has a normal breast exam

• Bilateral mammography

• Diagnostic breast ultrasound

• Breast biopsy

• Hormone testing

Chronic pelvic pain may be caused by:

• Poor posture

• Interstitial Cystitis

• Sexual Abuse

• Hepatitis

Primary dysmenorrhea may be treated with ____________________.

Initial management of secondary dysmenorrhea would be: ______________________.

• NSAIDs

• Thorough abdominal, pelvic and rectovaginal exam

• Transvaginal ultrasound

• CBC, inflammatory markers, FSH, TSH

(a)   is the most common cause of dyspareunia in the premenopausal woman, especially with pain in the rectovaginal area.