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What is the Nexplanon ® (subdermal etonogestrel contraceptive implant)?
This is the most effective method of reversible contraception.
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What is 3 months post-treatment?
According to the CDC, men and women treated for chlamydial infection should undergo testing for reinfection at this time.
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What is levonorgestrel?
Plan B One-Step ® contains this hormone, causing a delay in follicular development.
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What is 600 mg?
This daily dose of vitamin D along with 1200 mg Calcium is recommended in postmenopausal women for prevention of osteoporosis.
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What is endometrioma?
This adnexal mass classically has the following sonographic appearance: round homogeneous cyst containing low-level echoes.
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What is inhibition of sperm migration/viability?
This is the primary contraceptive effect of the copper IUD.
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What are condyloma lata?
These moist, wart-like genital lesions arise during the secondary stage of syphilis.
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What is 5 days?
Initiation of hormonal contraception should be delayed this many days after administration of Ulipristal Acetate.
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What is 3 years?
Women age ≥ 25 years with ASCUS, HPV negative screening cytology should undergo repeat cotesting at this interval.
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What is 35 U/mL?
In a postmenopausal woman with an adnexal mass, a CA 125 level above this threshold is considered abnormal.
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What is rule out pregnancy?
This is the appropriate next step in management when IUD strings are not visualized and cannot be swept from the cervical canal with a cytobrush.
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What is Ceftriaxone 250mg IM + Azithromycin 1g PO?
Due to increased antibiotic resistance, this is the recommended treatment for uncomplicated gonococcal infections (INCLUDE ROUTE AND DOSE).
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What is the Yuzpe method?
This method of emergency contraception, published in 1974, uses several doses of combined hormonal contraceptive pills.
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What is 15 years?
When administering the quadrivalent or 9-valent HPV vaccine (Gardasil®) prior to this age, only two doses 6-12 months apart are recommend.
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What is dermoid (mature cystic teratoma)?
This is the most common adnexal mass diagnosed in pregnancy.
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What is heavy menstrual bleeding?
In addition to its contraceptive effect, the LNG-20 IUD is FDA-approved for treatment of this condition.
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What is imiquimod?
This topically-active immune enhancer is recommended by the CDC for treatment of anogenital warts.
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What is headache (19%)?
This is the most frequently reported adverse effect of oral emergency contraceptives.
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What is 20%
Annual screening mammography AND breast MRI should be performed in women whose calculated lifetime risk of breast cancer exceeds this threshold.
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What is embryonal carcinoma?
Elevation of beta-hCG and AFP with normal LDH and CA 125 is suggestive of this type of germ cell tumor.
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What is 5 years?
Current studies demonstrate continued efficacy of the subdermal etonogestrel contraceptive implant for this duration.
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What is granuloma inguinale (Donovanosis)?
This disease is characterized by presence of non-painful, “beefy” friable ulcers without lymphadenopathy.
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What is the “prevented fraction?”
This statistic represents the proportion of women becoming pregnant after use of emergency contraception, divided by the estimated number of pregnancies that would occur without treatment.
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What is 13-15 years old?
ACOG recommends that the first visit to the obstetrician-gynecologist for screening/ wellness services take place in this age range.
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What are serum CA 125, ultrasound result, and menopausal status?
The Risk of Malignancy Index is a multimodal diagnostic algorithm that incorporates these three variables.
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