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Obstetrics Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
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What does increased alpha feto protein indicate

A
  • neural tube defects (meningocele, myelomeningocele and anencephaly)
  • abdominal wall defects (omphalocele, gastroschisis)
  • multiple pregnancy
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What does decreased alpha feto protein indicate

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Down’s syndrome
Trisomy 18
Maternal diabetes

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What is Sheehan’s syndrome

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Hypopituitarism caused by ischaemic necrosis due to blood loss and hypovolaemic shock

Can cause: agalactorrhoea
Amenorrhoea
Hypothyroidism
Hypoadrenalism

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4
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What is ashermans syndrome

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Intrauterine adhesions may occur following dilation and curettage
Can prevent the endometrium responding to oestrogen as it normally would

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5
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What is the treatment for vaginal vault proplapse

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Sacrocolpoplexy

  • suspends the vaginal apex to the sacral promontory
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6
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Presentation of Turner’s syndrome

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Primary amenorrhoea
Raised FSH and LH

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7
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When should the 2 doses of anti D prophylaxis be given to rhesus negative women

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28 weeks
34 weeks

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What should be given to women at high risk of pre eclampsia

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Low dose aspirin at 12-14 weeks

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What is placenta accreta

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When the placenta is attached to the myometrium and increases risk of PPH

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10
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What should be done if someone with pre eclampsia presents with seizures

A

Deliver baby
Give MgSO4 for 24h after delivery / last seizure

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11
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Location of ectopic that increases risk of rupture

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Isthmus

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12
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What can help to reduce BP in induced labour

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Epidural anaesthesia

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13
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What are the test results that suggest Down’s syndrome

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Thickened nuchal translucency, increased B-HCG, reduced PAPP-A

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What is placenta percreta

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A severe disorder on the placenta accreta spectrum
Chorionic villi of the placenta invade through entire myometrium to the perimetrium

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What is placenta percreta

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A severe disorder on the placenta accreta spectrum
Chorionic villi of the placenta invade through entire myometrium to the perimetrium

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