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9. A healthy 60-year-old woman comes to the physician for a routine examination. She has no history of illness over the past year and has never had an operation. She takes no medications. Menopause occurred 6 years ago. She weighs 57 kg (125 lb) and is 160 cm (63 in) tall. Pelvic examination shows atrophic external genitalia and a small, midpositioned uterus. The left ovary is 3 x 3 cm, the right ovary is not palpable. Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management?

O A) Reexamination in 1 month
O B) Reexamination in 1 year
O C) Obtain patient's medical records
O D) Measurement of serum progesterone level
O E) Pelvic ultrasonography


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E

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hmmm confused...... confused

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I was between US and look for past medical records.
I eneded choosing US might be wrong I did TERRIBLE on OBGYN
Why are women giving me trouble? please dont answer is a rethorical questionsmiling face

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E) Pelvic ultrasonography




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US! any adnexal mass postmenop. is cancer or to prove otherwise! with the grave prognosis of ovarian CA usually detected at stage III. and the number 1 killer, i would want to take a look regardless of the history!!
it would tell us whether the lesion is cyctic (less likely postmen.) or complex mass in which case we should do the preop workup (GI series, IVP, Abd CT, markers) and then proceed to exp. lap., staging (surgically: USO+forzen section) and then proceed accordingly. usually stage III. --> TAH-BSO, omentectomy, bowel resection and then chemo (carbaplatin+ taxol) . and F/U with CA-125 for 2 years q3m and then q6m for another 2 years.

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