Pastest Repro Flashcards

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What happens to serum T4 levels in pregnancy

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Increase up till week 12 gestation

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2
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What should be done to medication dose with regards to Hypothyroidism in pregnancy

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Increase Levothyroxine by 25mg

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3
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A thin red vulva and spotting is suggesting of which disease

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Atrophic Vaginitis

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4
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How is Atrophic Vaginitis typically treated

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Local estrogen cream

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5
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Post-coital spotting suggests a problem with which area

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cervix

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6
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What group of girls are more prone to developing cervical ectropion

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Those on the COCP - due to effects of estrogen

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7
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Define Polyhydramnios and give 5 causes

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>2-3L of fluid 
Diabetes
Rhesus disease
GI obstruction
Increased fetal urine output
Poor fetal swallowing
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8
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What are the first, second and 3rd line treatments for stress incontinence

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1st –> Lifestyle changes (lower caffeine, alcohol and weight)
2nd –> at least 3 months of pelvic floor exercises
3rd –> Duloxetine

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9
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If a woman has a past medical history of diabetes then when should be screened during gestation

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OGTT at booking appointment

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10
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If a woman has a first degree relative with diabetes then when should be screened during gestation

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OGTT at 24-28weeks

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11
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A woman presenting with depression, irritability and emotional liability during her Luteal phase suggests what condition and how could this be treated

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Pre-Menstrual Syndrome

SSRI

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12
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How is PID treated in the outpatient setting

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IM Ceftriaxone and 14 days of Doxycycline + Metronidazole

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13
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Define primary and secondary PPH

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Primary - within first 24 hours of delivery

Secondary - 24 hours to 6 weeks postpartum

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14
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What is first line for PPH

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IV syntocinon

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15
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What is the second line management for PPH and how does it work

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Ergometrine

Alpha, Serotonin and Dopamine agonist

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16
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When is ergometrine contra-indicated

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High blood pressure

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17
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Define proteinuria

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> 300mg/24hours

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18
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How is chickenpox immunity tested in pregnancy and what are the solutions

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IgM = recent or current infection
IgG = Immunity
If not immune give varicella immunoglobulin

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19
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If the bishop score is <5 or >9, what action should be taken

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<5 –> Vaginal prostaglandin

>9 –> wait

20
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Define Oligohydramnios and give 5 causes

A
<500ml at 32-36 weeks 
PROM
Renal Agenesis 
IUGR
Post-term 
Pre-eclampsia
21
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What are the blood pressure cutoffs for the COCP being contraindicated

A

> 160 systolic

>95 diastolic

22
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If an ectopic pregnancy with the presence of a fetal heartbeat is found, what is the appropriate management

23
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Which triad of symptoms is common to both Endometriosis and PID and how can they be differentiated

A

Dysmenorrhoea, Dyspareunia & Subfertility
PID –> cervical excitation
Endometriosis –> pain associated with menstruation

24
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An offensive yellow-green discharge and a strawberry cervix suggests which pathology

A

Trichomonas vaginalis

25
What is the treatment for Trichomonas vaginalis
oral Metronidazole
26
Sub-epithelial reactive lymphoid follicles is a description of which disease
Follicular cervicitis
27
Name 5 risk factors for breech presentation
``` Fibroid Placenta Praevia Poly/Oligohydramnios Fetal abnormality Pre-term ```
28
What is the triad of symptoms which suggest vasa praevia
PROM Painless Vaginal Bleeding Fetal Bradycardia
29
What is a Kleihauer test used for
Detection of fetal cells in maternal circulation | used for any potential sensitization event past 20 weeks
30
How does a molar pregnancy change thyroid concentration
Increased bHCG, Increased Thyroxine, Low TSH
31
What is the protocol if a cervical smear is due during pregnancy
Re-schedule to at least 12 weeks postpartum
32
What are the 3 main questions to answer when considering hormone replacement therapy
Is there a uterus present? Peri/Post-menopausal? Systemic or Local HRT needed?
33
How is post-menopausal defined
12 months since last menstrual period
34
Who should be offered cyclical/ continuous HRT
Continous --> Post-menopausal | Cyclical --> Peri-menopausal
35
When can systemic estrogen-only HRT be offered
If complete hysterectomy
36
When is contraception no longer needed with regards to menopause
if < 50 --> not until at least 2 years since LMP | if > 50 --> not until at least 1 year since LMP
37
What is given for infection prophylaxis in PROM
Erythromycin
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What is given for Group B strep Prophylaxis
Benzylpenicillin
39
When should the fundus be palpable at the level of the umbilicus
20 weeks
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When should the fundus be palpable at the level of the xiphisternum
36 weeks
41
With regards to the combined contraceptive patch, what should be done if one is missed
If delay < 48hours --> new patch + no action If delay > 48 hours --> new patch + condoms for 7 days If the patch removal is delayed at the end of week 3 --> removed as soon as possible and the new patch applied on the usual cycle start day for the next cycle If patch application is delayed at the end of a patch-free week, additional barrier contraception should be used for 7 days following any delay at the start of a new patch cycle
42
Name 4 risk factors for cord prolapse
Prematurity Multiparity Polyhydramnios Placenta praevia
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How is cord prolapse managed
Elevate presenting fetal part and put woman on knees and elbows
44
What is Asherman's Syndrome
Intra-Uterine adhesions after invasive procedure
45
Unilateral breast pain and erythema in a wedge shape distribution suggests what
Lactational Mastitis