Jan 3 2020 Flashcards

1
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What is the initial investigation for MIXED incontinence?

A

A voiding diary - keep track of fluid intake, urine output, leaking episodes, etc. to determine the predominant type

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2
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should you wait for spontaneous labour in IUD?

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No - this generally takes 2-3 weeks and can cause coagulopathies

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3
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how should you deliver a women with IUD (>24 weeks)

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induced vaginal delivery when they are ready

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4
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does a woman with O blood have anti-A or anti-B antibodies during her first pregnancy?

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YES - we are exposed early in life from antigens in food - she will have igG antibodies

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5
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is ABO hemolytic disease serious?

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No it is often very mild - may be asymptomatic or baby may have mild anemia/jaundice

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6
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does severe diarrhea cause acidosis or alkaloisis?

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acidosis - from the loss of bicard

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7
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A sharp decline in spontaneous conceptino rates begin in what age in a woman?

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35

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8
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what causes the decline in conception rates seen in women in their late 30s?

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diminished ovarian reserve

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9
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do patients with 5-alpha-reductase deficiency develop breasts at puberty?

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No - testosterone binds to the androgen receptor and prevents this

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10
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do patients with androgen insensitivity have breast development at puberty?

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Yes - they have resistance to testosterone so breast development is not inhibited by it

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11
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Genotype of a patient with 5-alpha-reducatse deficiency?

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XY

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12
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Genotype of a patient wiht androgen insensitivity syndrome?

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XY

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13
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What changes are seen in a patient with 5-alpha reductase at puberty?

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-virilization - a XY (phenotypically female) patient will have acne, male pattern hair development, increased muscle mass, etc. due to the increase in testosterone at puberty

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14
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3 causes of late post-partum hemorhage?

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  • retained products of conception
  • placental site subinvolution
  • postpartum endometritis
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15
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why are patients with intrapartum infection at increased risk for retained products of conception?

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the inflamation allows the tissue to adhere more

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16
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sinusoidal wave patterns on a CTG are suggestive of…

A

severe fetal anemia (can be from blood loss)

17
Q

lab findings of acute fatty liver of pregnancy

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  • hypoglycemia
  • increased aminotransferase
  • increased bilirubin
  • thrombocytopenia
  • DIC
18
Q

management of acute fatty liver of pregnancy

A

immediate delivery

19
Q

what happens to fibroids after menopause?

A

they usually decrease in size and become asymptomatic

20
Q

how do you treat recurrent UTIs in a post-menopausla woman?

A

-topical estrogen therapy

+ consider antibiotic prophylaxis

21
Q

a woman has atypical glandular cells on pap smear.. what are the next steps?

A
  • colposcopy
  • endocervical curretage
  • endometrial biopsy
22
Q

Interstitial cystitis AKA

A

painful bladder syndrome

23
Q

presentation of interstitial cystitis

A

pain exacerbated by bladder filling and releived by voiding

24
Q

interstitial cystitis is associated with…

A

-other pain disorders (IBS, fibromyalgia), and psychiatric disorders

25
Q

presentation of primary syphilis

A

painless ulcer

26
Q

presentation of secondary syphilis

A
  • diffuse rash (palms and soles)
  • lymphadenopathy
  • conyloma latum
  • oral lesions
  • hepatitis
27
Q

presentation of latent syphilis

A

asymptomatic

28
Q

presentation of tertiary syphilis

A

CNS - tabes dorsalis, dementia
Cardiovascular - (aortic aneurysm, insufficiency)
Gummas

29
Q

onset of anaphylaxis to blood transfusion

A

seconds to minutes

30
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cause of anaphylaxis to blood transfusion

A

recipient igA antibodies against donor igA

31
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Presentation of anaphylaxis to blood transfusion

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  • angioedema, hypotension, respiratory distress/wheezing, shock
  • igA deficient
32
Q

onset of acute hemolytic reaction to blood transfusion

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within an hour

33
Q

cause of acute hemolytic reaction to blood transfusion

A

ABO incompatibility (clerical error)

34
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presentation of acute hemolytic reaction to blood transfusion

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  • fever
  • flank pain
  • hemoglobinuria
  • DIC
    • coombs test
35
Q

which of the following has associated hemoglobinuria: acute anaphylaxis to blood transfusion or acute hemolytic reaction?

A

acute hemolytic reaction

36
Q

immediate management of acute hemolytic reaction

A

IV fluids