OBGYN 2 Flashcards

1
Q

indication for antibiotics after delivery

A

foul smelling lochia

tender uterus

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2
Q

when do you do Kleihauer Betke test

A

after delivery to see if you need higher dose of Rh Ig

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3
Q

ovarian torsion vs ruptured ovarian cyst

A

ovarian torsion has nausea and vomiting

ruptured ovarian cyst happens with strenuous physical activity and may have light vaginal bleeding

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4
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who should be offered cell free DNA testing of maternal plasma

A

women at least 35 at increased risk of aneuploidy and at least 10 weeks gestation

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5
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abnormal cell free fetal DNA testing, next step in 1st vs 2nd trimester

A

1st trimester 10-12 wks: fetal karyotyping with chorionic villus sampling
2nd trimester 15-20 wks: amniocentesis

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6
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Downs syndrome tests for people who don’t have high risk in 1st vs 2nd trimester

A

1st: combined test of plasma protein A, beta hCG, and nuchal translucency
2nd: quad screen of maternal serum AFP, beta hCG, unconj estriol, inhibit A

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7
Q

tx of genital warts

A

trichloroacetic acid

or podophyllin

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8
Q

loss of fetal station

A

uterine rupture

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9
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symmetric vs asymmetric fetal growth restriction

A

symmetric is fetal

  • genetic disorders
  • congenital heart disease
  • intrauterine infection

asymmetric is maternal

  • vascular disease (HTN, DM)
  • antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
  • autoimmune (SLE)
  • cyanotic heart disease
  • substance abuse
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10
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workup of adnexal mass in postmenopausal woman

A

transvaginal US and CA125

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11
Q

NST is nonreactive. Next step?

A

BPP or CST (but CST CI if have CI to labor like placenta previa)

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12
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how long should NST be done to account for fetal sleep cycle

A

at least 40 min

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13
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when to use umbilical artery flow velocimetry

A

when monitoring growth restricted fetuses (less than 10th percentile)

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14
Q

what does it mean to have a BPP score of 0-4/10? management?

A

fetal hypoxia due to placental dysfunction (placental insufficiency)
deliver

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15
Q

management of incomplete, inevitable, or missed abortion

A

hemodynamically unstable: dilation and suction curettage

hemodynamically stable: can do expectant management, prostaglandins, or surgical evacuation

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16
Q

management of septic abortion

A

blood and endometrial cultures
broad spectrum antibiotics
surgical evacuation

17
Q

thyroid levels in pregnancy vs pre pregnancy

A

fT4 and fT3 incr

TSH decr

18
Q

cause of late decels

A

uteroplacental insufficiency (see placental calcifications)

19
Q

causes of variable decels

A

cord compression
cord prolapse
oligohydramnios

20
Q

when should you do something about variable decels

A

when associated with at least 50% of contractions

21
Q

pruritic vaginal area with white, cigarette paper quality

  • dx
  • next step
  • tx
A

lichen sclerosus
punch biopsy
topical corticosteroids

22
Q

clotrimazole cream used for

A

vaginal candidiasis

23
Q

after how many weeks gestation should you try to convert a breech baby? and what is it called? what are CIs?

A

37 weeks
external cephalic version
placental abnormalities, fetopelvic disproportion, hyperextended fetal head

24
Q

age cutoff for premature ovarian failure

A

less than 40

25
differential for nonreactive NST
fetal sleep cycle fetal hypoxia from placental insufficiency fetal cardiac or neurologic abnormalities
26
indication for magnesium sulfate
less than 32 weeks gestation for neuroprotection
27
fetal viability starts at how many weeks
23 weeks
28
indication progesterone supplementation
16-36 weeks gestation in pregnant with singleton and history of preterm delivery
29
things to give in a preterm labor if less than 34 weeks (preterm is technically less than 37)
corticosteroids (lung maturity) magnesium (neuroprotection) tocolytic
30
weeks that indicate preterm labor
less than 37