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Froggy Jumps POI in Adolescents QuizOnline version POI basics for teens by Wendi 1 Primary ovarian insufficiency is the depletion or dysfunction of ovarian follicles with cessation of menses before what age? a 40 b 35 c 50 2 What percentage of women with primary ovarian insufficiency experience spontaneous conception and delivery? a <5% b 5-10% c 15-20% 3 What is the common presenting feature of POI in adolescents? a Vasomotor symptoms b Secondary amenorrhea c Vaginal dryness or dyspareunia 4 Which tests are most diagnostic for POI? a High testosterone b Low FSH with high estradiol c Elevated FSH with low estradiol 5 Name a common genetic cause of POI in adolescents. a Down syndrome b Klinefelter syndrome c Turner syndrome (monosomy X) 6 Which autoimmune condition is sometimes associated with POI? a Rheumatoid arthritis b Hashimoto thyroiditis c Celiac disease 7 What is a primary management goal for adolescents with POI? a Antibiotics to prevent infection b High-dose estrogen replacement c Hormone replacement therapy for bone and puberty health 8 An adolescent presents with primary ovarian insufficiency. Which of the following is a known associated cause or condition? a Premutation in the FMR1 gene associated with fragile X syndrome b Chronic hypertension as the most common cause c Vitamin D deficiency without other endocrinopathies 9 How is POI distinguished from normal puberty delay? a Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism b Normal gonadotropin levels c Hypergonadotropic hypogonadism 10 What is a key long-term health risk of POI? a Chronic hypertension due to high progesterone b Osteoporosis due to estrogen deficiency c Hyperlipidemia from excess estrogen 11 When adolescents present with primary amenorrhea and no associated comorbidities, what % are found to have abnormal karyotypes? a 27% b 13% c 50% 12 Which chemotherapy drug is most associated with acute ovarian failure? a Topoisomerase Inhibitors b Alkylating agents c Platinum agents 13 The younger the patient at the time of receiving the chemotherapy, _____ it is that some follicles will survive. a the more likely b the less likely c age of patient at time of chemotherapy does not affect follicles 14 Which of the following statements regarding fragile X syndrome is correct? a 6% of females with POI and a normal karyotype have an FMR1 premutation b Fragile X syndrome is the most common cause of Turner syndrome c Most premutation carriers experience delayed menarche during adolescence 15 If FSH is elevated (30-40 depending on lab), then what should be done next? a Repeat test in 1 month b POI can be diagnosed c Start hormone replacement therapy 16 What level of estradiol indicates hypoestrogenism? a < 20 pg/dL b < 40 pg/dL c < 50 pg/dL 17 Which daily dose of estradiol is needed to mimic a physiologic dose range and provide symptomatic relief? a 200 mcg b 100 mcg c 35 mcg 18 How often should you test for thyroid disease in patients with POI? a Only if symptomatic b Every 1-2 years c Every 6 months

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POI in Adolescents QuizOnline version

by Wendi

Primary ovarian insufficiency is the depletion or dysfunction of ovarian follicles with cessation of menses before what age?

What percentage of women with primary ovarian insufficiency experience spontaneous conception and delivery?

What is the common presenting feature of POI in adolescents?

Which tests are most diagnostic for POI?

Name a common genetic cause of POI in adolescents.

Which autoimmune condition is sometimes associated with POI?

What is a primary management goal for adolescents with POI?

An adolescent presents with primary ovarian insufficiency. Which of the following is a known associated cause or condition?

How is POI distinguished from normal puberty delay?

What is a key long-term health risk of POI?

When adolescents present with primary amenorrhea and no associated comorbidities, what % are found to have abnormal karyotypes?

Which chemotherapy drug is most associated with acute ovarian failure?

The younger the patient at the time of receiving the chemotherapy, _____ it is that some follicles will survive.

Which of the following statements regarding fragile X syndrome is correct?

If FSH is elevated (30-40 depending on lab), then what should be done next?

What level of estradiol indicates hypoestrogenism?

Which daily dose of estradiol is needed to mimic a physiologic dose range and provide symptomatic relief?

How often should you test for thyroid disease in patients with POI?