Normal range Flashcards

1
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Normal age of menarche

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  • Between 10-16 years
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2
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Normal age of menopause

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  • Between 45-55 years
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3
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Component in monitoring fetal growth

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> Ultrasound scan

  • Fetal parameter (eg: head circumference, biparietal diameter, occipito-frontal diameter, abdominal circumference, femur length)
  • EFW
  • AFI
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4
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Component in monitoring fetal well-being

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> Umbilical artery doppler

  • Placental function
  • Umbilical artery flow velocity

> Fetal kick chart
CTG

> Biophysical profile

  • Amniotic fluid volume
  • Non-stress CTG
  • Limb body movement
  • Fetal tone
  • Fetal breathing
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5
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Component of modified Bishop score

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  • Dilatation (cm)
  • Length of cervical canal (cm)
  • Station of presenting part (cm)
  • Consistency
  • Position
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6
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Amniotic fluid index and its normal range

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  • Summation of the deepest cord free pool in the 4 ultrasound quadrant of the uterus
  • In 3rd trimester, between 10-25cm
    AFI <10cm = reduced volume
    AFI <5cm = oligohydramnios
    AFI >25cm = polyhydramnios
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7
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Management of oligohydramnios

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  • Serial growth scan 2 weekly: sign of IUGR, monitor AFI
  • Umbilical artery doppler: r/o placental insufficiency
  • FKC: fetal well-being

> Timing and mode of delivery

  • IUGR: if severe fetal compromised -> C-section
  • No IUGR: monitor AFI, delayed pregnancy if not compromise
  • Preterm: IM dexamethasone 2 doses 12mg 12hourly
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8
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Complication of polyhydramnios

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  • Preterm delivery
  • Malpresentation (more space for movement)
  • Cord prolapse
  • Placental abruption
  • PPH
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9
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Rough estimation of blood loss

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Fully soaked

  • Tampon: 30ml
  • Vaginal pack: 80ml
  • Sanitary pads: 100ml
  • Kidney dish: 500ml
  • Sarong: 700ml
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10
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Full provisional diagnosis sentence for OnG

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Madam X, _ years old, G_P_, at _ weeks POA, presented with _, most likely is _

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11
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Suggested ultrasound schedule for singleton pregnancy

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  • At booking (< 20 weeks)
  • Detailed scan (18-24 weeks)
  • Low risk pregnancy -> around 28-32 weeks: assess growth and liquor volume + verify the placenta location
  • High risk pregnancy -> serial growth scan +- umbilical artery doppler 2-4 weekly from 24 weeks POA
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12
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What to look for during booking scan

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  • To confirm pregnancy
  • To rule out ectopic pregnancy
  • To establish viability
  • To rule out multiple pregnancy
  • To date the pregnancy
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13
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3 commonest cause of maternal death in Malaysia

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  • Postpartum hemorrhage
  • PIH
  • Pulmonary HPT
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14
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Cause of hypercoagulable state in pregnancy

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  • Increase in factor VIII, IX, X and fibrinogen promotes clot formation
  • Decrease in fibrinolytic activity (eg: anti-thrombin and protein S)
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15
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What is deepest vertical pocket method in ultrasound

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  • Method of assessing amniotic fluid volume on ultrasound
  • Pocket of maximal depth of amniotic fluid free of umbilical cord and fetal part
  • <2cm: indicative of oligohydramnios
  • 2-8cm: normal
  • > 8: indicative of polyhydramnios
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16
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Normal birth weight of newborn

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  • 2.5-3.5kg
17
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Causes of miscarriage

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  • Chromosomal abnormalities
  • Maternal anatomic anomalies (eg: fibroid, polyp, adhesion or septa)
  • Trauma
  • Others: infection, cervical insufficiency, abruption, PPROM
18
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How to follow up after hematinic supplement + expect to increase how much

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<28 weeks
- Recheck Hb after 4 weeks (expect to rise by 0.3-1.0g per week)

> 28 weeks
- Recheck every 2 weeks