OBGYN1 Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
Q

Preeclampsia?

A

Newly diagnosed Hypertension S>140/D>90 Plus proteinuria or sign of end-organ damage after GA 20

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Confirmatory test?

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Urine protein/Cr ratio of >3 or

Total 24-hour urine protein >300

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3
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Why dipstick protein is not confirmatory?

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High false positive or false negative results in pregnancy.

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Management?

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Non sever–37 week
sever–34 week
mgso4 for seizure prophlaxix
antihypertensive

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5
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How to diagnose GDM?

A

oral glucose tolerance test

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6
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How to measure B/P for preeclampsia?

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two measurements with a 4-hour gap.

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7
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Preterm labor?

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thru labor present before 37 week

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8
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Management?

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based on weeks

Penicillin prophylaxis if GBS positive or ROM

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9
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> =34 weeks

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Betamethasone

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10
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32-34 weeks

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Betamethasone

Tocolytics

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11
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<32

A

Betamethasone
Tocolytics
MgSO4

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12
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The management of singleton breach?

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ECV if no C/I

C/S

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13
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Why we not tocolysis after >34

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Drug S/E outweigh
NSAID-PDA
Nifedipine–HYpotension and tachycardia

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14
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Magnesium sulfate benefits preterm?

A

Reduces the risk of cerebral palsy and protects gross motor function.

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15
Q

Post dural puncture headache?

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Headaches occur after dura injury during spinal anesthesia or neuropraxia.

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16
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Clinical manifestation?

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Positional(worse when stand and improves when lying flat)
Neck stiffness
Diplopia and Bluring
Hiring loss and tinnitus
nausea and vomiting
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17
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Pathophysiology?

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CSF leak–decrease ICP–herniation of brain base during standing

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18
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management?

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Self Limited

Epidural blood path

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19
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Epidural blood patch mechanism?

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It will form a blood clot that obstructs the leakage.

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20
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vasa previa definition?

A

fetal vessel overlying the cervix

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21
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Risk factors?

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Placenta previa
Multiple gestations
Invitro fertilization
Sucenuriate placenta

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22
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CM?

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Painless vaginal bleeding during contraction or ROM
Fetal HR abnormality
Fetal exitinusion and death

23
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Diagnosis?

A

At 18-20 week of gestation

24
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management?

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If bleeding emergency C/S

If not expect until 34, inpatient management at 3rd TM

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why prone to the rapture?
Normal cord covered by Warton jelly but in VP only thin membrane.
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Managment of mulerian agenesis?
Renal U/S( high risk of ass. kidney anomaly) | Viginal dilation--for sex
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Cervicitis clasical presentation?
Mucopurulent discharge | Friable cervix
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MCC?
Nisseria and clymedia
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management?
emperic;;aziro and cef NAAT positive for chlamydia(azithromycin only b/c it may cover gono) NAAT positive for Gonno(ceftriaxone and azitro b/c cef only have a high risk of resistance)
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asymptomatic bacteriuria definition?
culture >100,00 colony and no urinary symptom
31
when to do?
screening all px in 12-16 week
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management?
nitrofurantoin or amoxaclin | should repeat culture after some week to define cure and if positive again repeat treatment and do culture for a cure.
33
Abnormal presentation management in early pregnancy?
Expectant--Most of them turn to cephalic at term
34
When to do ECV?
At term
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Why?
since having the risk of abruption, PROM, and preterm labor--Preterm delivery
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can we do it while in labor?
No b/c of a low success rate
37
when to do an endometrial biopsy in AUB?
age > 45
38
Cause of fetal tachycardia?
Hyperthyroidism fever Drug(beta Agonist) Fetal tachyarrhythmia
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Cause of low or absent variability?
CNS depressant Fetal sleep Hypoxia prematurity
40
Late-term >41 and post-term>42 complications?
``` Macrosomia Dysmaturity syndrome Oligohydramnios Demisa Placental aging--uteroplacental insuficiency ```
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Sign of UPI?
Late deceleration on non-stress test | Oligohydramnios
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Variable deceleration can be managed?
Amino infusion
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why?
maybe due to oligohydramnios-cord compression
44
A complication of submucosal fibroid?
affect endometrial growth and vascularity | affect implantation and growth
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management?
hysteroscopic myomectomy?
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Inflammatory breast ca CM?
Padua orange develop rapidly Fast axillary metastasis itching
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tests should be done in 24-28 wk
hematocrit OGCT(but px with Risk of GDM at initial visit) combs if RH negative
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at 35-37?
GBS screening
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Risk of GDM?
Obesity Rapid wt gain in px Family history of DM Previous macrosomic baby
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Diagnosis of HIT?
Serum serotonin release assay.
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Lactational mastitis CM?
Breast mass,tendernes,s and induration Fever and mayalgia Axillary lymphadenopathy
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Management?
antibiotic(cloxacillin/cephalexin) continue breastfeeding NSAID
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Risk?
skin crackling | milk stagnation factor