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mat med 2 Flashcards

1
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cystic fibrosis - what is a contraindication to pregnancy?

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FEV1 =<50%

pregnancy does not change long term survival

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CF in pregnancy - early screening required for?

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GDM

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3
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arthrogryposis multiplex congenita

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myasthenia gravis
Passive placental transfer of AChR IgG

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4
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IBD in pregnancy - active disease associated with higher risks of?

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  • PTB
  • LBW
  • IUFD
  • CS
  • VTE
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5
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if anti-TNF given in pregnancy, how long to avoid live vaccines to newborn?

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6 months

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preconception A1C =<7% decreases risks of

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  • spont abortion
  • PET
  • progression of retinopathy
  • congenital anomalies
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7
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diabetic diet calories

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1800-2200kcal

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pre-existing DM - how often to check HbA1c in pregnancy?

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every trimester

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9
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pre-existing DM - when to do USS for viability and dating

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7-9 wks

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10
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pre-existing DM - postpartum screening for?

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thyroiditis - TSH

also comprehensive eye exam within 1y

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DKA in pregnancy - predisposing causes

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  • systemic infection
  • pump failure
  • betamimetic tocolytics
  • antenatal steroids
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diagnosis of DKA in pregnancy

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  • BM >13.9mmol/L
  • pH <7.3
  • bicarb <15
  • AG >12
  • ketonemia
  • renal dysfunction
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13
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mortality of DKA in pregnancy

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maternal <1%
perinatal <35%

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14
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SLE flare associated with

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  • high anti-ds DNA levels
  • low complement levels
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15
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bloodwork for SLE in pregnancy

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  • CBC monthly
  • renal function monthly
  • anti-Ds DNA + complement in each trimester
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16
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if SLE with anti-ro/la ab’s, what to do?

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FHR weekly between 18-28 weeks

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17
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most common indications for ICU admission

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PPH and HDP

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18
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first line vasopressor in pregnancy

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norepinephrine

19
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high risk cardiac disease for pregnancy

WHO 4 - pregnancy contraindicated

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  • pulmonary arterial HTN
  • NYHA 3/4 or EF<30%
  • aortic coarctation w/valvular involvement
  • marfan’s w/aortic root >40mm

25-50% maternal mortality

20
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Marfans contraindication for pregnancy if?

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aortic root >40mm

21
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previous PPCM contraindication for pregnancy if

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current EF<45%

22
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what dilation of aorta should be repaired prior to pregnancy?

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> 50mm

23
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ELCS should be considered for what size aortic root?

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> 45mm

24
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BAV - risk of recurrence/inheritiance?

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10%

autosomal dominant variable penetrance

25
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incidence VTE in pregnancy

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~1/1000

pregnancy increases risk 4x

26
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incidence of PE in pregnancy

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~1/7000

15x more common PP than AP

27
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low risk thrombophilias

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  • factor V leiden heterozygous
  • PT G20210A heterozygous
  • Prot C deficiency
  • Prot S deficiency
28
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high risk thrombophilias

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  • AT deficiency
  • compound heterozygous FVL/PT G202190
  • Factor V Leiden homozygous
  • PT G20210A homozygous
29
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VTE management for low risk thrombophilia and no VTE?

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AP surveillance
+
PP prophylaxis 6/52

30
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VTE management for high risk thrombophilia and no VTE?

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AP prophylaxis
+
PP prophylaxis x6/52

31
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when to test for thrombophilias?

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  • recurrent early pregnancy losses
  • massive abruption +/- IUFD
  • early/severe PET
  • early/severe IUGR
  • unexplained SB

only test for APLA

32
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anticoag - if ELCS or planned IOL, when to stop LMWH?

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24-36h

33
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anticoag- when is neuroaxial anesthesia safe after prophylactic UFH

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4h

34
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anticoag- when is neuroaxial anaesthesia safe after LMWH?

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  • 12h after prophylactic
  • 24h after therapeutic
35
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anticoag- when to resume prophylaxis

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  • 4-6h after vaginal delivery
  • 6-12h after c/s
36
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incidence of cancer in pregnancy (or within 1y PP)

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1/1000

37
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most common malignancies in pregnancy

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  1. breast (1/5000)
  2. thyroid (1/7000)
  3. cervix (1/8500)
  4. lymphoma
  5. melanoma
38
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mets to placenta from fetal malignancies

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  1. neuroblastoma
  2. leukemia
  3. congenital giant pigmented nevi
39
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mets to placenta from maternal malignancies

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  1. melanoma (30%)
  2. leukemia/lymphoma
  3. breast

melanoma - death within 7 months PP

40
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PTU mechanism of action?

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  • blocks organification of iodine
  • blocks peripheral conversion of T4 to T3
41
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PTU use reserved for

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  • inability to tolerate MMZ
  • contraindications to surgery or I131 ablation
  • preconception or 1st TM
42
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how long to avoid pregnancy and/or BF after radioactive ablation

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4 months

contraindicated in pregnancy; if exposure after 10wk offer TOP

43
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incidence of thyroid storm in pregnancy

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1%

can be precipitated infxn, surgery, L&D

44
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general management for thyroid storm

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  1. PTU
  2. iodide (1-2h after PTU)
  3. Dex
  4. propranolol

don’t worry about fetus until mother is stabilized

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