obgyn

Question 1

HTN before 20 weeks

Answer 1

chronic hypertension

Question 2

HTN after 20 weeks

Answer 2

gestational hypertension

Question 3

HTN after 20 weeks and proteinuria (300mg/24hr) or end organ dysfunction

Answer 3

pre-eclampsia

Question 4

pt with hx of preeclampsia treatment?

Answer 4

low dose aspiring starting at 12 weeks and continue throughout pregnancy

Question 5

pt with previous hx of preeclampsia screening?

Answer 5

24 hr urine protien collection to establish baseline

Question 6

treatment of preeclampsia

Answer 6

antihypertensives: labetalol, nifedipie, alpha-methyldopa, hydralazing
magnesium sulfate (seizure prophylaxis)
no severe features: deliver at 37 weeks
severe features: deliver at 34 weeks

Question 7

fetal malposition
0-37 weeks:
37+ weeks:
active labor:
37 weeks with failed ECV, active labor, or contraindication to vaginal delivery:

Answer 7

0-37 weeks: no management
37+ weeks: external cephalic version
active labor: C-section
37 weeks with failed ECV, active labor, or contraindication to vaginal delivery: C-section

Question 8

intrauterine fetal demise

Answer 8

Question 9

PROM <34 weeks

Answer 9

corticosteroids

Question 10

ovarian cancer screening

Answer 10

Question 11

abortion types

Answer 11