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USMLE Reproductive: Puberty and Menstrual Disorders

Precocious and delayed puberty, amenorrhea, and PCOS with their underlying hormonal mechanisms tested on USMLE Step 1.

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35 basic cards for USMLE Step 1 Reproductive Medicine. Set 7 of 8 in USMLE Reproductive. It opens with "Precocious puberty in girls is generally defined as onset before age" and "Precocious puberty in boys is generally defined as onset before age". Study it alongside the other USMLE Step 1 sets below.

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Precocious puberty in girls is generally defined as onset before age
Show answer8 years
Precocious puberty in boys is generally defined as onset before age
Show answer9 years
Central (GnRH-dependent) precocious puberty results from
Show answerEarly activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis
Peripheral (GnRH-independent) precocious puberty results from
Show answerA source of sex hormone outside of normal hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis activation, such as an ovarian or adrenal tumor
The typical order of pubertal changes in girls (Tanner sequence)
Show answerThelarche (breast development), then pubarche (pubic hair), then menarche
Thelarche refers to
Show answerThe onset of breast development
Menarche refers to
Show answerThe first menstrual period
Delayed puberty in girls is generally defined as absence of breast development by age
Show answer13 years
Primary amenorrhea is defined as
Show answerAbsence of menarche by age 15 in the presence of normal secondary sexual characteristics
Secondary amenorrhea is defined as
Show answerAbsence of menstrual periods for 3 or more months in a woman who previously menstruated
The most common cause of secondary amenorrhea to exclude first
Show answerPregnancy
Turner syndrome as a cause of primary amenorrhea presents with
Show answerStreak ovaries and absent secondary sexual characteristics due to gonadal dysgenesis
Mullerian agenesis (Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome) causes primary amenorrhea by
Show answerAbsent or underdeveloped uterus and upper vagina despite normal ovarian function
Functional hypothalamic amenorrhea is commonly caused by
Show answerExcessive exercise, low body weight, or significant psychological stress
Asherman syndrome causes secondary amenorrhea through
Show answerIntrauterine adhesions, often following uterine instrumentation such as dilation and curettage

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