Med Student Only
The effect that GNRH agonists have on bone density.
What is loss? 5-8% lost after 3-6 months of GNRH therapy
100
Med student only
Bad things that can happen as a result of ovarian torsion.
What are ischemia, necrosis, loss of function?
100
Med student only
Reported incidence of fibroids in reproductive age women.
What is 20-40%?
100
Med Student Only
Percentage of women that are UNAFFECTED by nausea and vomiting of pregnancy.
What is 25%?
100
Percentage of ovarian malignancies that are granulosa cell tumors.
What is less than 5%?
200
Med student Only
The effect of add back therapy on bone density.
What is preservation of BMD?
200
Criteria by ultrasound for suspected ovarian torsion. Name 3/4.
What are ovarian enlargement, unilateral ovarian displacement, unilateral ovarian edema, pathologic Doppler studies in ovarian vessels, and evidence of whirlpool sign?
200
The median interval of follow up for Q1 and Q2, within 1 year.
What is 3 and 11 years?
72% completed Q1, and 65% of the found 63% completed Q2
200
Incidence of hyperemesis gravidarum.
What is 0.3 - 3% of pregnancies?
200
First recurrences have been reported as late as how many years after initial diagnosis.
What is 37 years?
300
The hormonal therapy used least frequently prior to starting GNRH agonist treatment.
What is depo provera at 4%?
300
The percentage of women in the study that were premenarchal.
What is 16.5%
300
The percentage of women that had fibroid expulsion.
What is 18%? 15 of them had it at home.
300
Physical findings that point to other condition causing n/v of pregnancy. Name four.
What are abdominal pain, fever, headache, abnormal neurological exam, palpable goiter?
300
The risk factor significant for recurrence.
What is tumor rupture?
400
The primary and secondary outcomes of the study.
What are- Primary- areal BMD of total hip, lumbar spine, and whole body by Dexa at 6 and 12 months. Secondary outcomes- not mentioned.
400
Daily Double
What is 9?
400
The percentage of women that required further surgery.
What is 28.8%?
15 hysts, 5 myomectomy, 5 ablation
400
Common adverse effects of ondansetron.
What are headache, drowsiness, fatigue and constipation?
400
The difference in survival between relapsed patients and those that remained disease free.
What is no difference?
500
The effect of norethindrone plus EE on BMD.
What is no statistical difference?
500
The characteristics that were more common in premenarchal patients.
What is diffuse abdominal pain, fever, restlessness, and palpable pelvic mass?
500
What percentage of women in the study tried for pregnancy after the procedure?
What is 27.5%?
500
Risk factors for prolonged QT interval while using ondansetron.
What are underlying heart problems, hypokalemia, hypomagnesemia, family or personal history of long QT, use of concomitant medications?
500
There is a clear role for adjuvant therapy in early stage disease, True or False