A 20-year-old patient presents to your office complaining of acute left lower quadrant pain. Transvaginal ultrasound identifies a simple 5 cm cyst on the left ovary.  You should:

The most effective treatment for managing moderate to severe menopausal symptoms associated with menopause is:

Urine pregnancy tests detect:

Which of the following estrogen replacement options does not require opposition by a progestin in a woman with an intact uterus?

The process of involution takes place over which of the following time frames?

Testosterone supplementation can sometimes be helpful in patients complaining of:

If a woman is complaining of bilateral, milkly nipple discharge, the clinician is to first:

The first step in the evaluation of HSIL pap test result is:

A patient presents with a LMP of 8 weeks ago and a positive urine pregnancy test.  She is having a small amount of bleeding for the past 12 hours, along with some mild abdominal cramping.  A pelvic exam reveals a closed cervix and a slightly enlarged uterus.  Differential diagnosis for this woman includes:

It is now a year later and the patient from question below returns to your office for her repeat pap test.  The pap results are now ASCUS with Positive HR HPV.  What is the next step? A 37-year-old patient presents for an annual exam and pap test.  Her pap smear result is LSIL.  She has a colposcopy and the biopsy result is CIN 1.  What should you recommend as the next steps?