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A 58-year-old postmenopausal woman presents with fever and lower abdominal pain. Temperature is 102°F and vital signs are otherwise normal. On physical exam, she has cervical motion tenderness, mucopurulent discharge, and right adnexal tenderness. Pelvic ultrasound reveals a 7 cm complex adnexal mass. Which of the following is an indication for surgical intervention?

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Tubo-ovarian abscess is an inflammatory mass involving the fallopian tube, ovary, and potentially adjacent organs like bowel and bladder. Tubo-ovarian abscess is potentially lifethreatening and requires aggressive medical or surgical treatment. Treatment options include admission for observation (for a minimum of 24 hours) with IV antibiotic therapy plus or minus minimally-invasive image-guided drainage, surgery, or a combination of these depending on size and duration of symptoms despite antibiotic therapy . Tubo-ovarian abscesses diagnosed in postmenopausal women have a higher rate of associated malignancy and, therefore, warrant surgical evaluation Most tubo-ovarian abscesses occur in reproductive-aged women, however, and usually result from upper genital tract infection Organisms found in tubo-ovarian abscesses typically are polymicrobial with similar organisms to those found in pelvic inflammatory disease, including mixtures of aerobic, facultative, and anaerobic organisms Intravenous antibiotic therapy should be initiated immediately and include broad-spectrum coverage of potential sources, including coverage of sexually transmitted pathogens and anaerobes. First-line therapy typically includes a second-generation cephalosporin in combination with doxycycline and metronidazole or clindamycin for a full 14-day course of treatment.

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(Q) What is the most common indication for primary cesarean delivery?

(A) Labor arrest

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Boiling it down to the most high yield concepts

Trichomoniasis

  • Patient will be a woman complaining of malodorous vaginal discharge
  • PE will show frothy, green/yellow discharge, “Strawberry cervix”
  • Labs will show pH > 5, flagellated, motile, pear-shaped
  • Diagnosis is made by wet mount
  • Most commonly caused by Trichomonas vaginalis
  • Treatment is metronidazole

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OB/GYN Questions Topics

ABOG publishes a content blueprint for the material that will appear on your exam.

This blueprint is how we determine which material appears in your Qbank.

Obstetrics 40%
Preconception/Antenatal Care 50%
Intrapartum Care 30%
Postpartum care 20%
Gynecology 25%
Diagnostic and Preoperative Evaluation 25%
Surgical Management [decision making] 20%
Surgical Procedures 20%
Neoplasia 20%
Postoperative Care and Complications 10%
Emergency Care 5%

Total100%

Office Practice and Women’s Health 25%
Age-appropriate Routine Care 15%
Medical Problems 15%
Gynecologic-specific Disorders 50%
Psychosocial Problems 10%
Office Procedures 10%
Cross Content Areas 10%
Basic Science 50%
Ethics and Professionalism 10%
Epidemiology and Evidence-based Practice 10%
Systems-based Practice 10%
Patient Safety 10%
Communication and Health Literacy 10%

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