Eor Exam Women's Health

Which of the following is the most common manifestation of polycystic ovarian syndrome? A. Desquamation B. Hirsutism C. Galactorrhea D. Rebound tenderness {Ans: (u) A. Desquamation is noted in toxic shock syndrome. (c) B. The patient with polycystic ovarian syndrome typically presents with hirsutism or infertility. (u) C. Galactorrhea is noted in hyperprolactinemia. (u) D. Rebound tenderness is noted in conditions causing peritonitis.}A 16 year-old female G1P0Ab0 is 30 weeks pregnant. Her last two monthly prenatal exams have shown a trace to 1 plus proteinuria. The patient denies any previous history of hypertension, seizures, headache, visual disturbances or spotting. On examination, blood pressure is 150/98. The fundal height is 32 cm, the uterus is soft and nontender and fetal heart tones are 160 bpm. DTRs are 4 plus out of 4 plus in the upper and lower extremities, and there is moderate pedal edema bilaterally. The skin examination is unremarkable. Based upon these findings what is the most likely diagnosis? A. Eclampsia B. Pre-eclampsia C. Gestational hypertension D. HELLP Syndrome {Ans: (u) A. Eclampsia is the occurrence of seizures in a pre-eclamptic patient. CORRECT: B. Pre-eclampsia is the hypertension associated with proteinuria. This occurs in greater frequency in