NBME Questions Flashcards
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Fibroadema:
- part of cycle?
- tender or painless?
luteal (so close to time for period)
painful
will be small, usually younger woman
What test evaluates “Rh antibody status”?
anti-globulin, coombs test
Initial symptoms of HELLP syndrome
viral like illness (late) in pregnancy
- nausea, vomiting etc
- some Pre-E symptoms possible (H/A vision changes)
- RUQ pain
Labs/signs assc with HELLP syndrome
low Hb
low platelets elevated liver enzymes
lower blood pressure
high liver enzymes
high bilirubin
high LDH
Labs assc with intrahepatic cholestasis
- high bile acids
- mildly high bilirubin and AST/ALT
Most serious sequelae of any cellulitis?
necrotizing fasciitis
Possible preventative measure against UTIs?
voiding after coitus
Treatment of CIN
cone biopsy/ LEEP
Most common cause endometritis/chorioamnionitis?
polymicrobial infection
“Fetal small parts above the fundus” should be a buzz word for ______.
uterine rupture
Most common type of cervical cancer?
vaginal cancer?
endometrial?
cervix + vagina: squamous cell (HPV induced)
endometrial: adenocarcinoma
42 year old with amenorrhea + mood changes + night sweats: first test
pregnancy test before diagnosing climacteric
Exquisitively tender ulcer on the labia should be a buzz word for”:
HSV
Apnea, cyanosis, hypotension, DIC following placental delivery suggests ______.
amniotic fluid embolism
All multifetal gestations are at risk for ______
preterm labor
Atypical (glandular) cells on pap smear + normal colposcopy warrants ______.
endometrial biopsy
Scarred cervical os + enlarged tender uterus suggests _____
cervical stenosis
Test of choice for hyperemesis gravidarum
urinary ketones + electrolytes (BMP)
Polyhydramnios, fetal ascites, skin thickening are suggestive of what infection?
Parvovirus B12 (hydrops fetalis)
If a fetal presenting part is not felt during intrapartum care, what test should be done?
ultrasound
What is the use of amnioinfusion?
variable decels, relieves cord compression
When are low amniotic fluids relatively common and what do they mean? what is the treatment in this case?
postterm pregnancy (42+ weeks) represent declining placental function treat by delivering baby
**not treated with amnioinfusion if baby isn’t symptomatic
What medication dilates the cervix to induce labor?
prostaglandins
What is a normal post-void bladder volume?
What does an increased value mean?
What are these patients at risk of?
20-25 mL
increased value suggestive of atonic bladder
at risk of UTI