Obs and gynae Flashcards
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3 antidepressants that can be used in pregnancy
sertraline
fluoxetine
amitriptyline
Anembryonic miscarriage definition
gestational sac empty
Incomplete mistcarriage definition
Retained products of conception
Inx of choice for ectopic pregnancy
Monitor hcg
if 63% in 48hrs then IUP
If less than 63% rise in 48hrs then ectopic
Patient presents with open OS and vaginal bleeding. What type of miscarriage is this
Inevitable miscarriage
4 Risks and 4 protective factors for endometrial cancer
Risks - Early onset Mences - Few children - obesity - PCOS Protective - COCP - Merina coil - Pregnancies - Cigarrete smoking
Vaginal bleeding and closed OS. What kind of misscarriage is this
Threatened miscarriage
Fetal heartbeat may be present
Uterus empty and OS is closed, possible hx of vaginal bleed. What kind of miscarriage
Completed miscarriage
Golden symptoms + 2 others for endometrial cancer
POST MENOPAUSAL BLEEDING
Intermenstrual bleeding
Post coital bleeding
2 inx for cervical cancer
Colposcopy + acetic acid/iodine stain
Large Loop Excision of the transitional zone (LLETZ)
hp viruses that cause cancer
16 and 18
All hp viruses in the vaccine
6, 11, 16, 18.
RF for endometrial cancer
More periods early fences/late menopause tamoxifen few pregnancies PCOC oestrogen only pill obesity
Patient presents with chronic menorrhagia and dysmenorrhea. Possible diagnosis, inx and mx
Fibroids/polyps
Hysterectomy
Mirena coil is first line
What is vasa previa
When umbilical vessels go over the internal OS before the baby.
Risk of having vase previa
Membrane rupture leads to fatal blood loss
Vasa previa management
corticosteroids at 32 weeks
planned c section at 34-36 weeks
Common cause of big postpartum haemorrhage
Placenta accrete
RF for placental abruption
Early pregnancy bleeding
twins
fatal growth restriction
Cocaine
Management of Placenta praevia (if diagnosed on USS)
Delivery at 36-37 weeks
Prednisolone at 34 and 35+6 weeks
Causes for pruitis, fatigue and dark urine in pregnancy
Obstetric cholestasis
Caused by raised oestrogen and progesterone
Causes of primary PPH
Atony (most common)
Trauma
Coagulopathy
Mx of obstetric cholestasis
LFTs and Bile acids
Ursodeoxycholic acid
Management of fibroids
<3cm - merina coil or cocp + NSAIDs/tranexamic acid
Endometrial ablation
myomectomy to preserve fertility