When does ovulation begin?

Gravada means

Para includes

PID is typically a consequence of

A 15 yo F presents to the office with acne. She has tried many topical OTC and prescriptions with no relief. What medicine should she be started on?

Hormonal acne in females is due to increased

OC's work by 

What is the primary symptom of pregnancy?

Post-coital bleeding is typically a sign of

Which of the following describes excessive or prolonged bleeding?

Which of the following describes irregular, acyclic bleeding?

Which of the following describes excessive or prolonged bleeding that is irregular and acyclic?

Which of the following describes diminution of flow?

Which of the following describes reduction in frequency of menses to <6?

Which of the following describes increased frequency of menses?

On pelvic examination, you are unable to palpate the ovaries. What does this finding indicate?

What is the most cost effective and reliable method of early breast cancer detection?

A patient comes in for a well woman's exam. Upon inspection of the breast, you notice a retracted nipple. When you ask the patient about it, she says it developed 2 months ago. This is most indicative of 

A patient comes in for a well woman's exam. Upon inspection of the breast, you notice blood coming from the nipple. This is most indicative of 

A patient comes in for a well woman's exam. Upon inspection of the breast, you notice pus coming from the nipple. This is most indicative of 

A patient comes in for a well woman's exam. Upon inspection of the breast, you notice a milky substance coming from the nipple. You administer a pregnancy test and it is negative. Patient also denies excessive stimulation from her partner. This is most indicative of 

Where does breast cancer most commonly develop?

Where does breast cancer most commonly develop?

A patient presents with cysts on both sides near the labia majora on insertion of your finger. Where are the cysts located?

Which forms of HPV are tested on swabbing of the squamocolumar junction of the cervix?

Match the following.

What happens if a pregnant patient has syphilis and allergy to penicillin?

What should be avoided in a person taking metronidazole for trichomoniasis?

Which of the following is usually associated with oral lesions and childhood exposure?

Which of the following is usually associated with genital lesions and sexual exposure?

The first episode of HSV-1 or HSV-2 of the genital tract in patients who are seronegative for both types, systemic symptoms, shed virus 2 days prior to lesions and for 10-12 days after.

Acquisition of a second HSV type in a patient who has antibodies against a first type, less severe than primary HSV but more sever than recurrent.

Outbreak of genital HSV-1 or HSV-2 in patient with antibodies to the same viral type, usually HSV-2, 10 days, recur on same side of body, prodrome.

Most common presentation and most important factor in transmission.

What is the treatment for HSV?

Which of the following is a liver condition that is associated with chlamydia?

What is the main treatment for chlamydia?

What part is cultured when testing for gonorrhea?

What is the treatment for gonorrhea and chlamydia?

HPV 6 and 11 result in 

Which of the following is not done in an annual exam?

Which of the following is seen in a normal pelvic exam?

A 13 yo F comes in complaining of abnormal vaginal discharge, should a pelvic exam be performed?

A 13 yo F comes in with no complaints, should a pelvic exam be performed?

A 15 yo F comes in and expects to be sexually active in the near future, so she wants to be prescribed an OCP because she is only concerned about getting pregnant. What should you also advise her?

A young patient comes in and discusses how she has a prevalence of endometrial and ovarian cancer in her family and wants to know if there is anything she can do to reduce her risk. What would you recommend?

A young patient comes in with a history of anemia and wants to know if there is anything she can do to reduce her risk. What would you recommend?