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1
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Rate of adhesions at umbilicus after midline incision?

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55%

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Rate of adhesions at umbilicus after low transverse incision?

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23%

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Do we need to do bladder dissection in case of classical cs

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No

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A subsequent trial of labour is allowed for women with previous classical caesarean section?

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No it’s contraindicated due to risk of uterine rupture

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rate of bladder injuries that need repair

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1-1000

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Rate of CS deliveries

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25%
15% emergency
10% elective

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Most common causes of unplanned CS

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Labor dystochia
Fetal hypoxia
Malpresentation

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When HIV is an indication of CS

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VL<50: vaginal - VBAC
VL 50-399: consider CS
VL>400: CS

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Timing of CS in HIV pts

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If bec. Prevention of vertical transmission: 38-39w
If bec. Of obs indications: >39w

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If women requested CS d.t. Tokophobia

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Refer to psychomental health

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ECV should be offered for breech except

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  • in labour
  • uterine scar or abnormalities
  • fetal compromise
  • ROM
  • vaginal bleeding
  • medical conditions
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When to offer ECV in breech

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36 w

If unsuccessful, declined orCI, offer CS

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When to perform CS in multiple pregnancy

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If the first not cephalic
MA
Triplets

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CS indications in SGA

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  • Abnormal DV
  • poor STV in cCTG
  • AREDV
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Do CS reduces risk of vertical transmission in women with hepatitis C

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No
Offer CS IF: hepatitis C+ HIV

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When to offer CS for HSV

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In primary genital HSV in the 3rd trimester

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Management of 1ry genital HSV IN 3rd trimester

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Consider acyclovir 400 mg TDS until delivery
- planned CS

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Do a BMI>50 alone an indication for CS

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No

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18
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Timing of planned CS

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Not before 39 w to reduce neonatal respiratory distress

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Surgical site infection prevention

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  1. Alcohol based chlorhexidine
  2. Alcohol based iodine
  3. AB before insicion (not coamoxiclav)
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Best CS Incision

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Joel cohen (3cm above SP)

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Methods to assist cs in fully dilated women

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  • push method
  • pull method (reverse breech extraction)
  • patwardhan’s method
  • fetal pillow
  • C-snorkel
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When do we routinely close subcutaneous tissue

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If more than 2 cm

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Indications of myomectomy with CS

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  1. Fibroids causing difficulty with closure of the uterine incision
  2. to facilitate safe delivery of the fetus
  3. large fibroids greater than 6 cm in diameter
  4. visible subserosal fibroids
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FINAL DECISION FOR VBAC should be made by what age
36 w
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VBAC Success rate
75%
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VBAC Success rates
Overall: 75% Pvs vaginal delivery: 90% Pvs cs dt fetal malpresentation: 84% Pvs cs for fetal distress: 73% Pvs cs for labor dystocia: 64% Multiple risk factors: 40%
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Risk of rupture uterus with VBAC
1/200
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When neonatologist should be present in CS
1- cs perfromed under GA 2- where there is evidence of fetal compromise
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Observation after recovery of anasthesia of cs
Rr,hr,bp every half hour for 2 hours and hourly after
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Post cs monitoring of women with interthecal or epidural morphine or diamorphine
If + RF for respiratory depression: hourly o2 ,RR for 12 hours the local protocols If no Rf: local protocol
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When double drain is indicated after CS
If the patient receiving therapeutic LMWH
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What type of analgesics avoided in breastfeeding
Avoid codeine and co-codamol as it can cause serious neonatal sedation and respiratory depression Give dihydrocodeine tartrate
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When to remove urinary catheter
-After spinal: once woman is mobile -Not sooner tahn 12 hrs After last epidural dose
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Contraindications of VBAC
Pvs Rupture uterus Pvs classical CS
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Most significant sign of rupture uterus
Loss of station of the presenting part Abnormal CTG
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Classic triad pf complete uterine rupture
1. Vaginal bleeding 2. Pain 3. Fetal HR Abnormalities
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Rate of stress incontinence after CS
4%
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Rate of fetal injury after CS
2%
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Rate of blood transfusion after cs
1.7%
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Risk of emergency hysterectomy with elective cs
0.2%
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CS categories
CAT1: within 30 mins CAT2: within 75 mins CAT3: wait for steroids CAT4: elective CS
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Most commonly used anasthesia for CS in UK
Spinal + intrathecal diamorphine
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Which opioid is recommfor usewith regional analgesia in CS
intrathecal diamorphine
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Recommended med to use in active management of 3rd stage during CS
Oxytocin 5 IU IV
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Risk of rupture uterus in VBAC in pt with pvs uterine rupture
5%
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Risk of rupture uterus in VBAC in pt with pvs classical repair
2-9%
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Risk of rupture uterus with VBAC
1/200 0.5%
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The best imaging modality to assess isthmocele
Gel infusion sonography
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1st line diagnostic tool for isthmocele
TVUS
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Proportion of women with pvs CS develop an isthmocele
50%
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How isthmocele be managed when the residual myometrial thickness <3mm
Laparoscopic excision and repair +- shortening of round ligament
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How isthmocele be managed when the residual myometrial thickness >3mm
Hysteroscopic trimming of lower edge +- ball cauterization of bed
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Underlying pathophyiology of Ogilive syndrome
Parasympathetic injury and sympathetic predominance
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Widest part of the colon which is susceptible to rupture during ogilivie syn
Cecum
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What is the most characteristic clinical finding in Ogilvie syndrome?
Abdominal distension
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What is the most useful diagnostic test for Ogilvie syndrome?
Plain abdominal x-ray
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What are the first-line step after blood investigations and an abdominal X-ray indicate (Acute colonic pseudo obstruction)
Seek surgical review Conservative TTT
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Which medication has the highest success rate in the treatment of Ogilvie syndrome?
Neostigmine
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What is the recommended management if free air is detected under the diaphragm in a patient with Ogilvie syndrome?
Surgery
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Critical cecal diameter and crosponding pressure thershold that increases the risk of rupture
12 cm diameter 26 cmh2o
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Percentage of women that develop pyrexia in the first 48 hours after gyn surgery that don’t have identifiable cause
40% Most common cause of pyrexia: pulmonary atelectasis
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Superficial SSI wound infection is most commly caused by which organism
staph aureus
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How to ttt wound infection
Broad spectrum antibiotics Flucloxacillin If penicillin allergic: Clindamycin or Vancomycin
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Commonest organisms leading to maternal sepsis
E. Coli GBS
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Causes of most severe sepsis (death)
E COLI GAS

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