Gynecology Flashcards

1
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Painless genital ulcer with skin rash

A

2ry Syphilis

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2
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Post operative fever cause’s

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2-3 days = atelectasis or pneumonia/ 3-5 days = UTI / 5-7= DVT / >7 = wound infection

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3
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Vaccines allowed in pregnancy are

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Dtap / influenza

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4
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Cottage like discharge = ….

A

Candida

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5
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Hyphea In urine microscopy?

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Candida

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6
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Ptn with odorless, white-grey vaginal discharge adherent to the vaginal wall, under microscope there are spores, diagnosis

A

Candida

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7
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Budding yeast cells, pseudohyphea in vaginal discharge = …..treated by ………

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Candida / Fluconazole

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8
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………..is ass. With miscarriage

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Rubella

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9
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Painful genital ulcer + conjunctivitis + rash =

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Gonorrhea

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10
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Mother with hepatitis B delivered a baby 12 hours ago, what to give the baby

A

HBV vaccine with IG

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11
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Ptn with fishy smell, itchy discharge, treatment?

A

Oral metronidazole is the best for bacterial vaginosis

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12
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Bacterial vaginosis sample under microscope =

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Granular epithelial cells

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13
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Pic of clue cells, diagnosis

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Bacterial vaginosis

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14
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Female with vaginal discharge under microscope shows motile flagella, what to give the husband?

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Metronidazole ( because of trichomonas infection )

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15
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Female with cheesy discharge, what to give the husband?

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Nothing

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16
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Pregnant lady complain of foul smelling discharge, treatment

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Metronidazole

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17
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Pregnant lady her water broke but she had history of herpes, what to do

A

Speculum exam

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18
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Ptn with dysparenuria and postcoital spotting, where is the source

A

Cervix-uterus

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19
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At what age you should start cervical Cancer screening?

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21

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20
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Pregnant woman at 26week with large genital warts, how to treat

A

Cryotherapy

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21
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Pic of female genital warts, history of multiple sexual partners, organism

A

Condylomata lata

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22
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Organism to cause warts =

A

HPV 6-11

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23
Q

Pap smear screening every…..years

A

3 years

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24
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Pap smear shows ASCUS , WHATS NEXT?

A

Colposcopy

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25
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Treatment of mastitis

A

Amoxicillin

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26
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Campylobacter jejuni treatment?

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Azithromycin

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27
Q

Treatment of C .difficile?

A

Oral vancomycin

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28
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Ptn with familia Mediterranean fever, which drug to avoid ?

A

Amoxicillin

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29
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Pregnant at 35 weeks complaining of headache, abdominal pain ? Management

A

Give magnesium sulfate and admit for delivery

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30
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Pregnant with hyperthyroidism on carbimazole 15mg , but still not controlled?

A

Increase dose to 20

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31
Q

Pregnant with hyperthyroidism, what to give?

A

Propylthiouracil

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32
Q

True or false , smoking affects the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine

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True

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33
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……..is a uterotonic medicine that is CONTRAINDICATED in ptn with asthma

A

Carboprost F2 alpha

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34
Q

Which medication can help to prevent hypercalciuria that causes stones

A

Thiazide

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35
Q

20 weeks pregnant ptn with history of preterm delivery , her cervix is 30mm what to do?

A

Give progesterone

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36
Q

Mom just eat polished rice, expected deficiency?

A

Vit B1

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37
Q

Ptn presents with sever asthma on salbutamol what to add

A

ICS

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38
Q

Ptn with irregular cycles anovulatory cycle, how to treat

A

Progesterone

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39
Q

Pregnant with UTI symptoms what to give

A

Nitrofurantoin, but if she’s in 3rd trimester give her cephalaxin

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40
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Ptn was given IV mgS04 , what can you give to reverse the action

A

Calcium gluconate

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41
Q

How to treat pregnant ptn with hyperthyroidism?

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Depends on the trimester ( if first = propylthiouracil) if 2nd =carbimazole

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42
Q

Bleeding diagnosed with ovulatory dysfunction, treatment

A

OCP

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43
Q

Types of estrogen : pregnancy =………., childbearing age …….., postmenupause …..

A

Pregnancy = Esteriol ( E3 ) / childbearing = Estradiol ( E2 ) / post menopause = Estrone ( E1 )

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44
Q

What’s the most important immunoglobulin on breast milk

A

IgA

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45
Q

HIV mother asking if she can lactate

A

No she’s can’t

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46
Q

How can a mother with TB lactate?

A

Via expressed milk

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47
Q

HIV pregnant woman is asking if her baby will be infected?

A

If the mother is taking her HIV medication, the Chance of passing HIV is less than 1%

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48
Q

Lactating mother has UTI, which antibiotics considered safe to use?

A

Nitrofurantoin, ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, ofloxacin, trimethoprime-sulfamethoxazole ( tpm, SMX )

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49
Q

Can mother with hepatitis B lactate

A

Yes

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50
Q

Female has difficulty breast feeding because there’s no milk, diagnosis

A

Sheehan syndrome

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51
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Lactating female with breast swelling, mass, hotness, or redness around areola, mass , tender, LN enlargement. diagnosis & treatment

A

Abscess / needle aspiration or incision and drainage +/- antibiotics

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52
Q

How often mammogram should be done for women 55 and above?

A

Every 2 years

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53
Q

Pregnant with unilateral mobile breast mass? Next

A

Bilateral US

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54
Q

……….. nipple is Contraindicated for breastfeeding

A

Cracked nipple

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55
Q

Treatment of cysttosarcoma phyllodes

A

Wide local excision

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56
Q

Most risk factor for breast cancer is

A

Age

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57
Q

Lactating mother with inverted nipple with slit, diagnosis

A

Duct ectasia ( widen and hyperplasia of milk duct that becomes blocked )

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58
Q

When breastfeeding counseling should be done?

A

Third trimester

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59
Q

If one breast has abscess can she use the other?

A

Yes

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60
Q

Ptn with BIRAD 3 score on mammogram, what’s next ?

A

Means it’s probably benign and needs follow up in 6 months

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61
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Female in her 40s with high FSH and LH, she’s in risk for

A

Osteoporosis ( because high FSH= low estrogen )

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62
Q

Ptn on OCP for long time, developed hepatic adenoma, management

A

Stop OCP

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63
Q

Post menopausal woman wants hormonal replacement therapy

A

Refuse

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64
Q

Post menopausal woman with urine incontinence , management

A

First excercise

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65
Q

What’s the most common type of valvular cancer

A

Sq. Cell carcinoma

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66
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How to treat valvular cancer , carcinoma in situ?

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Superficial local excision with margins

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67
Q

Treatment for atrophic vaginitis

A

Estrogen

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68
Q

Female doesn’t want to get pregnant for 2 years what can you offer

A

Depo Provera injections

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69
Q

Post menopausal woman with history of myomectomy ( fibroid removal ) is present with bleeding , endometrial biopsy shows 20mm thickness, diagnosis

A

Cancer ( most likely )

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70
Q

What’s the normal endometrial thickness in post menopausal woman

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<5 mm

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71
Q

What the normal endometrial thickness during childbearing age

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<14mm

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72
Q

PTH with history of breast cancer on tamoxifen( ttt for breast cancer ) , what are you afraid of developing

A

Endometrial cancer

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73
Q

Ptn on tamoxifen with post menopausal bleeding, next

A

Biopsy

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74
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Ptn with breast cancer and fibroid 8 cm and hypoechoic area, on tamoxifen, presents with vaginal bleeding, diagnosis

A

Endometrial cancer

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75
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Ptn with strawberry cervix with post coital bleeding , diagnosis , treatment

A

Trichomoniasis, metronidazole

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76
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Female with post coital bleeding, how to diagnose

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Inspect vagina and cervix

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77
Q

What’s the most likely indicative bleeding for cervical source

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Postcoital bleeding

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78
Q

Ptn with postcoital bleeding, speculum exam was done and revealed fumigating mass, what next

A

Cone biopsy

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79
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Ptn complain of urine leaks during intercourse and after urination, diagnosis

A

Urethral diverticulosis

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80
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Ptn with dysuria, dyspareunia with normal urine analysis , without fever?

A

Urethral diverticulosis

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81
Q

What are medrozyprogestone uses?

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Treat amenorrhea / uterine bleeding / prevent endometrial hyperplasia

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82
Q

Case with amenorrhea for 1 year, treatment

A

Medroxyprogesterone

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83
Q

48 years old female has irregular menses with uterine bleeding , treatment

A

Medroxyprogesterone

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84
Q

Abdominal hysterectomy complicated by abdominal bleeding, what’s the cause?

A

Liver hemangioma

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85
Q

Post menopausal woman with endometrial hyperplasia, management

A

Hysterectomy

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86
Q

Ptn underwent total hysterectomy with oophorectomy, what to give her

A

Estrogen patch

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87
Q

Female complains of vaginal atrophy, treatment

A

Topical estrogen

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88
Q

Bleeding in old female is usually from…..

A

Uterus

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89
Q

Ground glass appearance on US =…..and what does it cause

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Endometrioma / it causes infertility

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90
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What’s the triad of endometriosis?

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Pain with menses, sex and deification

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91
Q

Post menopausal woman with bleeding, management

A

Endometrial biopsy

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92
Q

Endometriosis is associated with infertility, true or false

A

True

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93
Q

Nulliparity increase risk of endometrial cancer, true or false

A

True

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94
Q

Ovarian cancer treatment

A

Surgery and chemotherapy

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95
Q

Next step after diagnosis malignant phylloid tumor ( type of breast cancer)

A

Chest CT scan

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96
Q

Healthy woman with FH of breast cancer and ovarian cancer,wants to do screening test, what to choose

A

BARCA genetic test

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97
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Hypoechoic ovarian cyst = ……..cyst

A

Malignancy

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98
Q

Ca……is elevated in ovarian cancer but it’s not specific

A

Ca125

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99
Q

Pleural effusion + ascites + benign ovarian tumor indicate what syndrome

A

Meigs syndrome

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100
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Pregnant, jaundice, itching =

A

Pregnant cholelithiasis

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101
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Pregnant with asymptotic mid systolic murmur, diagnosis

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Physiologic pregnancy murmur

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102
Q

What’s the most common cause of morbidity in multiple gestation?

A

Prematurity

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103
Q

What immunoglobulin can cross placenta

A

IgG

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104
Q

What’s hyperemesis gravidarum?

A

الوحم

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105
Q

Closed Os, empty sac on US , no passage of tissue, diagnosis , management

A

Anemberoinic pregnancy / follow up after 4 weeks

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106
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Ptn came to the ER with heavy vaginal bleeding during menses ( menhorragea ) how to stop the bleeding?

A

Give estrogen alone not combined

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107
Q

Ptn with history of multiple D&C which went deeper than it should, now is not having menses anymore, which layer was damaged?

A

Basiles

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108
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Most common cause of recurrent abortion in first trimester

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Chromosomal abnormalities, or anatomical pb as septate uterus= 1 trimester or arcuate uterus = 2nd trimester

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109
Q

When to say this is gestational hypertension?

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If it occurs after 20 weeks of pregnancy

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110
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Eclampsia occurs after 20 weeks of pregnancy and can be caused by gestational hypertension or chronic hypertension, true or false?

A

True

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111
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Pregnant in week 22 with hypertension. Treatment / another Q pregnant (12 weeks) complaining of mild edema in the lower limbs ,mild elevation in BP , there is Trace of protein in the urine. What to give

A

Methyldopa

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112
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Which drugs can be given for sever HTN?

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Labetolol, hydralazin

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113
Q

What do you need to diagnose eclampsia

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2 readings of HTN + one of these : proteinuria, seizure, headache or visual pb , low platelets, liver dysfunction, other signs of kidney dysfunction, fluid in Lungs,

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114
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Most common complication of having HTN in pregnancy

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IUGR

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115
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What are the test used to detect chromosomal abnormalities in fetus?

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Nuchal translucency, chorionic villus sampling (CVS)

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116
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Pregnant with DM and now has hypoglycemia, what’s the best rout to give her glucose without causing harm to the baby?

A

Peripheral venous

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117
Q

Pregnant with repeated vomiting, what will you find in urine

A

Ketones

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118
Q

Post partum primary hemorrhage is during first…..hours

A

24 hours

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119
Q

Treatment of postpartum hemorrhage

A

Oxytocin

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120
Q

PPH not responding to oxytocin and massage what to do

A

B-lynch suture

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121
Q

Steps to stop PPH =

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Oxytocin with massage, if didn’t stop use ergonovine, if fails either do ligation of uterine vessels or hysterectomy

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122
Q

Death from PPH is ….%

A

25%

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123
Q

PPH with asthma, contraindicated drug is ?

A

Carpoprost

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124
Q

Ptn with irregular menses, hairsuthism, high LH, normal FSH , high testosterone , how to diagnose

A

Glucose tolerance test and lipid profile

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125
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Obese Ptn with irregular menses, hairsuthism, infertility, diagnosis

A

Polycystic ovary syndrome

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126
Q

Simple test for Turner syndrome

A

FSH/LH

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127
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Treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome in ptn doesn’t want to get pregnant soon

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Combines pills ; estrogen with progesterone

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128
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In polycystic ovary, what blood test done for hairsuthism evaluation?

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Testosterone

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129
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What’s the other name of polycystic ovary

A

Stein levanthal syndrome

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130
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PCOS Ptn wants to get pregnant what to give

A

Clomiphene

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131
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How does PCOS cause endometrial hyperplasia

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Because of unopposed estrogen due to lack of ovulation

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132
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Best treatment combo for ptn with PCOS who wants to get pregnant

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Metformin + wt loss + clomiphene

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133
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In Ptn with PCOS what shall you test for

A

Glucose, Lipid profile

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134
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Female with normal breast and coarse pubic hair with high testosterone. Diagnosis

A

Androgen insensitivity syndrome/ if same symptoms but normal testosterone then it’s Mayer ruktansky syndrome

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135
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Ptn with dysmenorrhea, heavy menses, history of fibroid or uterine surgery, history of endometriosis, with bulky uterus on examination and MRI, diagnosis / another Q . Patient with dysmenorrhea, heavy bleeding. shows symmetrical uterine enlargement, what is the diagnosis

A

Adenomyosis

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136
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How to diagnose adenomyosis?

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Mainly clinically + MRI

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137
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Definitive treatment for adenomyosis

A

Hysterectomy

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138
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Risk factors of adenomyosis

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Endometriosis , fibroid , uterine surgery

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139
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What’s adenomyosis

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It’s invasion of the endometrium gland into myometrium

140
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Adenomyosis usually occurs at age……to….

A

35-50

141
Q

What do you call a placenta planted deep into uterine wall

A

Placenta increta

142
Q

Pregnant woman developed sudden dyspnea, chest X-ray shows snow storm appearance. Diagnosis

A

Amniotic fluid embolism ( fatal case )

143
Q

Complications of D&C for ptn had molar pregnancy

A

Amniotic embolism

144
Q

Snow storm appearance in uterus US mean’s there is ….

A

Complete hayditidiform mole ( molar pregnancy)

145
Q

Pregnant with sever vomiting, veryyyy high HCG , uterus is larger than GA, what’s your diagnosis

A

Molar pregnancy

146
Q

Treatment of molar pregnancy

A

D&C and follow up on HCG for 6m-1 year, future pregnancy preferably after 1 year

147
Q

D&C done for case with molar pregnancy, what’s the expected early complication

A

Perforation

148
Q

How to treat tubo - ovarian abscess

A

Antibiotics, if didn’t work or there is large abscess do drainage

149
Q

Vulvar mass on 5 o’clock with redness, Pain and fever, diagnosis

A

Infection or abscess in bartholine gland

150
Q

Case with placenta previa came with bleeding at 34weeks. Management

A

( expectant management = give dexamethasone ) Admit and try to keep her stable until 36 weeks then plan CS, but if heavy bleeding you might need to deliver before so prepare the baby’s lung with corticosteroids

151
Q

What’s the most common presentation for placenta previa?

A

Bleeding Painless fresh blood

152
Q

What’s placenta previa

A

When the cervix is covered with placenta

153
Q

Painless bleeding =

A

Placenta previa

154
Q

Pain + bleeding =

A

Abruption Placenta

155
Q

Symptoms of placental abruption

A

Bleeding ( not always) , pain ( Abd, back ) , contractions ( fast ) , uterine tenderness or rigidity

156
Q

Pregnant fell of stairs, she had bleeding then contractions started with closed cervix , diagnosis

A

Abruption placenta

157
Q

Placenta Abruption first step in the management

A

Call multidisciplinary team

158
Q

Management of Abruption placenta with massive bleeding

A

Blood transfusion

159
Q

Ptn with suprapubic pain with cystitis symptoms, diagnosis

A

Honeymoon syndrome

160
Q

What’s meigs syndrome

A

Triad of benign ovarian tumor + pleural effusion + ascites

161
Q

What’s the Treatment in nullipara woman to stop sever menorrhagia

A

Give Conjugated estrogen

162
Q

6 years old girl with vulva itching and bleeding, diagnosis

A

Foreign body

163
Q

Ptn leak urine whit stress like laugh, cough, sneeze and also when urge to bathroom, what type of incontinence

A

Mixed incontinence

164
Q

Main action of OCP?

A

Suppress gonadotropin release

165
Q

Ptn with galactorrhea and irregular menses. First test to do

A

Prolactin / next step MRI

166
Q

What is the best time to do tubal ligation for woman who doesn’t want to get pregnant

A

After mensterual cycle

167
Q

Ptn with Turner, has amenorrhea, next test

A

FSH level

168
Q

What cardiac pb ass. With Turner syndrome

A

Coartication of aorta

169
Q

Probability of having second child with Turner syndrome

A

Is very low 1.5 % or 35 fold

170
Q

Teenage girl with webbed neck and short stature, what’s the type of pb

A

Chromosomal pb

171
Q

What’s the name of the test done to screen for Down syndrome in 2nd trimester

A

Quadruple test

172
Q

HCG remain high to gestational age indicate:

A

Maybe Down syndrome

173
Q

Management of ptn with menorrhgia

A

OCP

174
Q

Adenexal mass was found on pelvic examination, her last period was 2 weeks ago, what is it

A

Follicular cyst ( that will go away spontaneously in 3 months )

175
Q

Infertility + high prolactin =

A

Prolactinoma

176
Q

A healthy woman complains of white vaginal discharge, PH is normal, wiff test and culture are negative, diagnosis

A

Normal physiological discharge

177
Q

Woman with sickle cell disease what to do before she has another abortion,?

A

Test husband hemoglobin electrophoresis

178
Q

Ovulation happens after ……hours after LH peak

A

36 hours

179
Q

Treatment that helps in sever normal dysmenorrhea

A

SSRI

180
Q

Ptn with ground glass appearance, Hypoechoic, what complication expected

A

Diagnosis is endometriosis, complications is Infertility

181
Q

What’s the acid-base balance for fetus with asphyxia because of placental Abruption

A

Metabolic acidosis

182
Q

Picture of CTG showing early deceleration, what does it indicate

A

Intrauterine contractions causing increased intracranial pressure

183
Q

What causes decreased CTG variable deceleration?

A

Umbilical cord compression ( compression on vein happens first causes acceleration , while artery compression causes deceleration) also magnesium sulfate and nifedipine can cause it

184
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What does late deceleration on CTG means

A

It means there is reduced blood flow to the placenta as in ( Abruptio placenta) and decreased blood flow to fetus causing hypoxia ( asphyxia ) and acidosis,

185
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What phase of contractions does late deceleration on CTG indicate?

A

Peak of uterine contractions and recovers after contraction ends

186
Q

……….deceleration is an absolute contraindication for ECV ( external cephalic version )

A

Variable deceleration

187
Q

What are the contraindications for doing ECV?

A

Amniotic fluid too high or too low , twins, extended neck, fetal abnormalities, fetal distress or mother with heart pb, vaginal bleeding , placenta previa, abnormal uterus shape, CS is already needed

188
Q

If uterus compress inferior vena cave it will cause….

A

Hypotension

189
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Woman in labor was given oxytocin, her water broke 20 hours ago and now the CTG shows late deceleration, what to do

A

Stop oxytocin

190
Q

Ptn in labor is having Anesthesia, fetus is now having bradycardia, what to do

A

Stop anesthesia

191
Q

Hypotensive Ptn in labor with normal contractions , CTG shoes bradycardia, what’s the possible cause

A

Epidural anesthesia

192
Q

DM Ptn in active labor the fetus is in distress , what to do ?

A

Change mother position

193
Q

Ptn in labor in 2+ station without uterine contractions and cervix opening is 4cm what to do ?

A

Wait for 2 hours

194
Q

Symptoms of vasa previa

A

Usually occurs after rupture of membrane, there might be painless dark vaginal bleeding, fetus bradycardia

195
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Causes of fetal sinosoidal heart rate pattern

A

Fetal anemia ( iron deficiency) , asphyxia, infection, cardiac anomaly, fetal or maternal hemorrhage,drugs as narcotics ( it’s ass. With high morbidity ) it looks like even-straigh soft zigzag / wavy line

196
Q

Common cause to decreased variability on CTG is

A

Magnesium sulfate

197
Q

Mother can’t feel the baby’s movement, non-stress test was done and it’s reactive, biophysical profile is 8, what to do

A

Reassure and follow up after 1 week ( full score is 10, score 6 is equivocal )

198
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Prolonged deceleration is when it’s more than ……minutes and it means Non-reassuring and if it’s more than ….. then it’s abnormal

A

More than 2 minutes/ more than 3 minutes

199
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Woman with pre-eclampsia + hypotension and on oxytocin, magnesium sulphate and epidural anesthesia the fetus CTG shows prolonged deceleration, what’s the cause

A

Epidural anesthesia

200
Q

Pregnant came at 10 weeks pregnancy its her 1st visit, what to check first?

A

CBC for anemia

201
Q

Ptn at 31 weeks and 5 days with premature rupture of membrane, CTG with sever variable deceleration, management

A

Give Tocolytics and corticosteroids

202
Q

Premature rumor membrane on 32 weeks, management

A

IV antibiotics and corticosteroids

203
Q

When to give antibiotics in case of premature rupture of membrane

A

I’m cases before 34 weeks

204
Q

How to confirm that the fluid is actually an amniotic fluid, tests!

A

Nitrazine and ferning tests

205
Q

Rupture of membrane in woman at 38weeks GA, what’s next

A

Induction of labor

206
Q

Female with prior history of premature labors, came at 22 week , cervical opening was 30mm, what to do

A

Give her progesterone only

207
Q

Pregnant with premature labor at 32 weeks was giver magnesium sulfate 2 days ago, now the respiratory rate is 8 with other side effects, what to do

A

Stop magnesium sulfate

208
Q

How can you differentiate thalassemia from iron deficiency anemia

A

From RBC count, which is low in iron deficiency anemia and normal to high in thalassemia

209
Q

Ptn smoker, on OCP for 6 years is now having ovarian cystectomy, suddenly during the surgery she developed hypoxia, tachycardia, hypotension, what the cause

A

PE

210
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Ptn with IUFD came with dyspnea and other symptoms, her PT and PTT was high and her plasma and fibrinogen are low, diagnosis

A

DIC

211
Q

Old lady had uterine fundal mass, surgery was done what lymphatic drainage should be removed as well

A

Para-aortic

212
Q

What should you give female planing to get pregnant

A

Folate

213
Q

Ptn primigravida with history of DVT , what to give her

A

Enoxaprin

214
Q

Ptn on OCP develops signs of DVT, what’s the cause

A

OCP

215
Q

Female missed period for 2 months and has signs of right leg swelling, what’s the important question to ask

A

History of using OCP

216
Q

Ptn had still birth at 38 weeks, she was normal on discharge but after 3 days she came with bleeeding from injections sites, cause

A

DIC , check fibrin products

217
Q

Pregnant with fetal death develops DIC, management

A

Induce labor

218
Q

Female with history of multiple abortions and pulmonary embolism or thrombo embolic events, +/- in history might mention high ptt and anticardiolipin elevated , diagnosis

A

Antiphospholipids syndrome

219
Q

Pregnant came with open OS and history of passing some tissue, diagnosis

A

Incomplete abortion, if complete the OS would be closed

220
Q

Case of incomplete abortion, D&C was done ,after that the ptn never had menses, what layer was damaged

A

Basalis layer of endometrium

221
Q

Incomplete abortion with sever bleeding management

A

Fluids, D&C

222
Q

Vaginal bleeding with closed os, diagnosis, management

A

Threatened abortion, bed rest

223
Q

Inevitable abortion means

A

Heavy bleeding with abdominal pain with open of OS but no tissue passage yet

224
Q

Threatened abortions means

A

Vaginal bleeding with closed OS and NO tissue passage

225
Q

When to give antibiotics in case of CS

A

In preoperative preparations

226
Q

Pregnant at 32 ( maybe ) hypertinsive ,she was given magnesium sulfate but she had seizure whats next?

A

Immediate CS

227
Q

2nd stage of Labor , face presentation what to do

A

CS

228
Q

34 weeks present with contractions every minutes , cervix is dilated 3 cm , with intact membrane, transverse fetus with good HR, she had vagina bleeding , on US placenta is attached to the posterior fundus , what to do

A

CS

229
Q

Occipito-………is done with vaginal delivery while occipito……..need CS

A

Occipito-anterior = vaginal delivery / posterior = CS

230
Q

Primigravida in station 2 labor for 3 hours , was given epidural, what’s next

A

Observe ad wait

231
Q

Female in labor, everything was normal suddenly the contractions stopped and develops fetal distress , what to do

A

Change mother’s postision

232
Q

Ptn with IUFD ( death ) with DIC, the cervix is 6cm dialted, what do do

A

Try to do vaginal delivery with help of oxytocin

233
Q

Case of labor with cervix efacement 50% and 2 cm dilated, mother snd fetus are stable, how to confirm

A

Re-check through pelvic exam every 2 hours

234
Q

Ptn term for delivery and cervix is dilated whats next

A

Oxytocin

235
Q

Fetal heart drops to 80 and contractions last only 2 minutes, what next ? Another Q pregnant at 38 weeks with polyhydraminus, presents with ROM and abd. pain, fetal bradycardia, diagnosis?

A

Assessments for cord prolapse ( fetal bradycardia = cord prolaps )

236
Q

Cases of episiotomy: if small, blue but not painful =…….but if large, painful…….

A

If small = RICE ( rest, ice, compression, elevation ) if large = surgical

237
Q

Female complain of vaginal fulness especially when standing for long periods, whe she urinate she has to push with her hands, diagnosis

A

Cystocele

238
Q

Female after uterus prolapse surgery is now having urine leaks from her vagina, or another case is passing fletus fro, her vagina, diagnosis

A

Vesicovaginal festula / recto-vaginal fistula

239
Q

Urine leaks from vagina during urination ONLY , means ……..while if leaks continue……

A

Uretherovaginal / vesicovaginal

240
Q

Whats the important thing to check before using instruments in delivery

A

Cephalo-pelvic proportion

241
Q

What can casue 4th degree perineal laceration during vaginal delivery

A

Restrained legs with the use of forceps and other metal equipment

242
Q

Favorable twin presentation in labor is

A

Cephalic- cephalic

243
Q

When fetus is in breech position with flexed hips and knees, what is called

A

Complete breech

244
Q

Ptn with bicorunate uterus, fetal heart is heard at the level of umbilicus, what’s the fetus presentation

A

Breech

245
Q

Female present with sever unilateral lower abdominal pain with nausea and vomiting, US show mass ( also felt on examination) whats the diagnosis?

A

Ovarian torsion

246
Q

Female with maybe ( multiple sexual partners history ), came with abdominal pain and suprubic tenderness , fever , discharge,

A

Salpingitis ( fallopian tube infection )

247
Q

Female asymptomatic, has fibroid 5*6 cm ,management , treat

A

Follow up every 6 months /

248
Q

Female didn’t complete her family, has subserous fibroid, management

A

Hysteroscopic myomectomy

249
Q

Ptn with bleeding and fibroid, she wants to have kids, management

A

Laparoscopic myomectomy

250
Q

Fibroid that increase in size in post-menopause , consider…….endometrial hyperplasia maybe present

A

Lyiomyosarcoma

251
Q

Fibroid inceasing in size + endometrial hyperplasia =

A

Leomyosarcoma ( myosarcoma )

252
Q

Female with ectopic pregnancy 1-3cm , bhcg 2600 , treatment

A

Methotrexate

253
Q

In ectopic pregnancy the defect is in ……

A

Implantation

254
Q

What determines treatment if ectopic pregnancy wether to do medical or surgery?

A

Vital stability

255
Q

Path had salpingiostomy, now present with high BHCG, treatment

A

Methotrexate

256
Q

Vague abdominal pain with amenorrhea for 2 months , history of perforated appendicitis 14 years ago , came with HCG 1800 ,treatment

A

Methotrexate

257
Q

Ectopic pregnancy with BHCG 2500, A week later its 6000 , despite medical treatment whats next

A

Salpingiostomy ( removal if fetus only with preserving the tubes )

258
Q

Best question to ask ptn with ectopic pregnancy / another Q ; 3. What to ensure before discussing a medical management in a pt with ectopic pregnancy

A

Accessibility to hotspital, if she lives far away then its better to admit her

259
Q

Married lady came to ER with right lower abdominal pain, drowsy, sluggish bowel sound, diagnosis

A

Ruptured ovarian cyst ( sicne the didn’t mention pregnancy test )

260
Q

Ptn had salpingiostomy , how to follow up with BHCG measurement

A

Measure weekly until it’s undetectable

261
Q

What’s the most common risk factor for ectopic pregnancy

A

Pelvic inflammatory disease

262
Q

Most important contraindication for intrauterine device

A

Pelvic inflammatory disease

263
Q

Ptn with ectopic pregnancy with BHCG 3500 refused surgery, next

A

Treat medically but let her sign consent

264
Q

Surgical treatment for ectopic pregnancy in stable case is……while if unstable is ……

A

Stable : lapdoscopy , unstable laparotomy

265
Q

Treatment of cervical polyps

A

Excision in clinic

266
Q

Ptn complains of amenorrhea several moths after doing D&C, diagnosis

A

Asherman syndrome ( scar tissue is formed after D&C )

267
Q

UTI treatment in pregnancy : 1st & 2nd trimester = ……. 3rd trimester =…..nad pyelonephritis…..

A

Treatment in 1,2 trimester is Nitrofurantoin, amoxicillin / while in 3rd trimester = amoxicillin, cephalexin /
Pylonephritis = IV ceftriaxone

268
Q

Pregnant with UTI but asymptomatic, is treatment needed?

A

It Is needed because if not treated she migh has an abortion

269
Q

Female with UTI , US shows multiple cysts in the kidney parynchema, diagnosis

A

Polycystic kidney

270
Q

Female with abdominal pain with mensteruation , US shows multiple cysts with variations in size, diagnosis

A

Fibrocyst

271
Q

Pregnant wirh recurrent UTI, next investigation

A

Cystoscopy and RFT

272
Q

Ptn lactiting with UTI, whatto give

A

Nitrofurantoin

273
Q

Ptn 3rd day post-operative has gram negative bacteremia, how it reached
The blood

A

Through UTI

274
Q

Early identification of disease is considered. ………screening

A

2ry screening

275
Q

Female suffered from low mood for just 2 weeks after delivery, diagnosis

A

Delivery blues

276
Q

Smoking in pregnancy side effect

A

IUGR

277
Q

Nuchal translucency scan is done for?

A

Detecting Down syndrome ,in fetus by measung the back of the neck ( neck fold thickness ) in fetus it also used to detect heart problems

278
Q

Whats the highest yield examination in prenatal?

A

Pelvis examination

279
Q

Otn in active labor with full effacement and cervix 7cm with FHR 120, station 3+ , cord prolaps out of the vagina, management

A

CS

280
Q

Risk factors for endometrial cancer

A

Early menarche and late menopause

281
Q

60 years old post menopause female present with pea like small mass on vulva that is itchy and ass. with bleeding after itching, diagnosis

A

Sq, cell carcinoma ( lesion is tender mostly abscess, if bartholine cyst usually asymptotic)

282
Q

Pregnant at 33 week present with BP 150/100 , proteinuria 3+ , headache, management

A

Since its preterm admission + magnesium sulfate + lower BP + steroids , then discus delivery options
But if she full term give her the same with oxytocin and deliver

283
Q

Ptn in labor after 10 years of infertility, the fetus in -2 , cervix is 4 cm , effacement in 50% , the presenting part was soft and globular ( breech ) , management

A

CS

284
Q

Note; whats is tocolytics are used for?

A

Is used to ihibit labor in preterm to allow the fetus grow more before delivery but it’s contraindicated to give if the cervix is 4cm or more

285
Q

Female ptn with stress incontinence , resambles what

A

Cystocele

286
Q

Normal postpartum bleeding with vaginal delivery is …… while with CS is …..

A

Vaginal <500ml , CS < 1000ml

287
Q

whats the best indicator of normal fetal growth

A

US ( crown-rump length ) used from 6th week till the 14th week

288
Q

What type of consent needed to do endometrial biopsy

A

Verbal consent

289
Q

Female with painful mass bulge inferior-lateral to pubic tubrcle

A

Femoral hernia

290
Q

Chocolate cyst ( ovarian cyst ) size 6*7cm , management

A

Laparoscopic resection ( lap cystectomy )

291
Q

65 years old lady came with IUB with endometral mass, management

A

Total abdominal hysterectomy

292
Q

Case of concealed abrobtio at 34weeks , whats next

A

Cardiototography

293
Q

Case of pre-eclamsia symptoms ( HTN, proteinuria ) preset at 32-34 weeks, management? Another Q ptn with preeclampsia ( sever headache , visual blurring ) at 34 week, what to do

A

Admit to hospital / give magnesium sulfate and induce delivery at 34 week

294
Q

Unbooked pregnant came with bleeding , abd pain, BP 170/100 , she took time to arrive because she lives far, CTG was done amd reassuring, next

A

Asmit to hospital

295
Q

Pregnant at 39 week present with proteinuria, BP 140/90 , management

A

Labor induction

296
Q

Speculum exam of cervix shows mass, what type of biopsy is done

A

Directed biopsy

297
Q

Melanoma on vulva is ……..melanocytes

A

Malignant melanocytes

298
Q

Female ptn with DVT what to give?

A

Celaxane

299
Q

Pregnant at 34 week with history on previous CS, on plevic exam : cervix is 3cm dilated, on US placenta was anterior and lying low, why ECV is contraindicated in this case?

A

US findings

300
Q

Ptn in menopause asking about the cause of hot flushes

A

Peripheral vasodilation because of high FSH, LH

301
Q

Ptn with amenorrhea for 12 weeks but fundus hight is 16th week , on US fetal is small to age, diagnosis

A

Hyditiform

302
Q

Pregnant with lower limb edema , BP 150/70 , what to give

A

Labetolol

303
Q

Primigravida in active labor for 4 hours with cervix dialted 5cm ,contractions every 3 minutes, after 5 hours still within the same condition , management

A

Re-evaluate in 2 hours

304
Q

14 years old with irregular menses and normal PE, management

A

Reassure

305
Q

Primigravida 42 weeks, cervix is closed, prostaglandin gel is given , fetal HR was 160 before and after is 80, with closed cervix and contractions last 2 min, next

A

CS

306
Q

30 years old female with 8 months amenorrhea, high FSH, LH , otherwise normal labs, diagnosis

A

She’s in risk for endometrial cancer( case of PCOS )

307
Q

Ptn with asthma and mitral stenosis, which indicate using instruments during 2nd stage of labor

A

Mitral stenosis

308
Q

Pregnant in 8 week, never been vaccinated or exposed to chicken box. What to do as prevention

A

Avoid exposure

309
Q

Pregnant with seizure, treatment

A

Magnesium sulfate

310
Q

Pregnant with HTN and proteinuria at 34 week, management

A

1- give magnesium sulfate , 2- correct general condition, 3- then deliver

311
Q

Pregnant at 38 week, present with headache, normal CBC, normal LFT, high albumin/ createnine ratio, BP is 150/90 , diagnosis

A

Pre-eclamsia

312
Q

Ptn breastfeeding develops right upper quadrant breast pain with erythema and swelling , on PE : tenderness , no LN involvement, management

A

Fluxacin

313
Q

Early deceleration is physiological and indicates contractions, it happens due to increase in intracranial pressure and vagal tone , true or false

A

True

314
Q

Is endometriosis ass. with ovarian cancer

A

Yes

315
Q

What’s adenomyosis

A

occurs when the tissue that normally lines the uterus (endometrial tissue) grows into the muscular wall of the uterus.

316
Q

40 -year-old P5 +3 presented complaining of abnormal uterine bleeding her Menstrual period is regular, associated with blood clots and pain that is not relieved by simple analgesic she had previous myomectomy she is a known case of what?

A

Adenomyosis

317
Q

20 years pregnant Woman presented with lots of fetal movement followed by , decrease urine output and dysnpea , Ptt prolonged, fibrinogen low , platelets low

A

Amniotic embolism

318
Q

Abortion case: severe vaginal bleeding , hypotensive, cervix wide open you can see the tissue in examination, management

A

D&C

319
Q

A female with urinary incontinence, leak when she sneeze, cough and laugh And when urge to void, what is the type of leak

A

Mixed incontinence

320
Q

Female post-partum week 6, doesn’t want to conceive in the next 2 years, what contraceptive you give?

A

IUD

321
Q

Pregnant with abdominal pain and tenderness, CTG shows bradycardia, what is the, cause

A

Placenta abruption

322
Q

PCOS S&S, doesn’t want to get pregnant how to control her oligomenorrhea?

A

Combined OCP

323
Q

Benign ovarian tumour differes from malignant tumour in that?

A

Hypoechoic ( cancer )

324
Q

Pregnant female with hypertension, what is the most common complication?

A

IUGR

325
Q

Risk factor for abruptio placenta?

A

HTN

326
Q

Ptn with painless vginal bleeding and CTG shows fetal bradycardia?

A

Placenta previa , if there was ROM then painless bleeding and bradycardia then its vasa previa

327
Q
  1. 70 yr female with lesion in urthtra (pic) that easily bleed?
A

Urethral caruncle ( affect postmenupause women, usually painless outgrow of posterior utheral opening , treatment is with sitz baths and estrogen maybe needed )

328
Q

27 females presented with acute abdominal pain. She was requested for CT. Which of the following is the most important

A

Pregnancy test

329
Q

mother infected with HBV what type of prevention?

A

Secondary

330
Q

Most appropriate management in female with placenta previa mild bleeding at 32 gestational age, us showed partial placenta previa

A

Expectant management

331
Q

Counting the expected date of delivery according for NGLS rule for female her LMP is 17 May 2019

A

24 February

332
Q

6 y/o child present with vaginal discharge tinted with blood, since few days what is the cause / another Q; In case of child sexual abuse what indicates hymen penetration?

A

Sexual abuse, tear at 6 o’clock

333
Q

pregnant with ectopic pregnancy, bhcg 5000, us finding 4 cm non- viable sac, she lives far away from the hospital and her husband in military mission, her neighbours brought her to the hospital, whatvis highly suggestive for choosing surgical management

A

Social history

334
Q

Patient unstable present with hypotension, tachycardia and signs of ruptured ectopic pregnancy, how should she manged

A

Immediately take care of her with observation of multidisciplinary team

335
Q
  1. Pregnant lady 11 weeks pregnant presented with UTI, name the antibiotics that is contraindicated during pregnancy?
A

Trimethoprim sulfamethoxazole ( better to a avoid it in 1st trimester because it causes folate deficiency)

336
Q

young female (21-24-year-old) with history of amenorrhea for 6 weeks and us found mass (suspicious finding) patient complain of shortness of breath what is the appropriate next step

A

Chest CT or X-ray with chemotherapy ( maybe case of choriocarcinoma although it’s known to cause vaginal bleeding )

337
Q

Patient had a salpingostomy, she is following up with the hcg every week, they noticed the hcg plateaued for 3 weeks on 3442, what’s next

A

Methotrexate

338
Q

Patient with sever depression on paroxetine, she is thinking of getting pregnant, what to do

A

Stop paroxetine

339
Q

Missed abortion pic (13 weeks) (2q same scenario) Dx and ttt

A

Follow up for 4 weeks

340
Q

pregnant on 23 weeks with signs of cholecystitis what to do

A

Cholecystectomy

341
Q

Pregnant with symptoms of pancreatitis and generalize abdominal tenderness + hx of cholelithiasis dx

A

Acute pancreatitis

342
Q

patient came to the clinic complaining of a mass on a vagina she has a history of repeated unprotected intercourse with multiple partners, upon examination. she has a wart in the vagina, the causative agent is?

A

Treponema pallidum /

if there was Condyloma acuminate > HPV is more accurate

343
Q

Pregnant, 37 weeks or less hx of one pervious CS Now Has twin.. Twin A breech and Twin B cephalic, ROM one hour ago Dr decided CS What is the indication of CS for this Pt

A

Fetal presentation

344
Q

41-Year-old pregnant GA 36 weeks presented with abdominal pain, no bleeding. On examination there’s tender tense uterus, there is NO gx of trauma within 48 course, didn’t mention CTG or hx of fibroid

A

Placenta abruption

345
Q
  1. 38 weeks gestation woman presented with light-headedness, dizziness and fainting “and maybe palpitations not sure”, when sleeping on bed, what is most appropriate management?
A

A. ECG and ECHO
B. blood transfusion
C. advice the patient not to sleep on her back
Answer is: C

346
Q

Clear case of HTN in 15 weeks of pregnancy?

A

Chronic HTN