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What is the rec weight gain for various BMI’s in pregnancy?
BMI < 18.5 = 30-40
BMI 19-25 = 25-35
BMI 25-30 = 15-25
BMI ≥ 30 = 10-20
What are the criteria for Dx of metabolic syndrome?
BP ≥ 130/85
Waist circ ≥ 88cm/35”
Fasting BG > 100
TG’s ≥150
HDL < 50
When does the blastocyst divide to create the various types of twin gestations?
Di/Di = 0-3d
Mo/Di = 4-8d
Mo/Mo = 9-12d
Conjoined = ≥ 13d
What are the components of the quad screen?
hCG
AFP
Dimetric Inhibin A
Unconjugated Estriol
When can a quad screen be performed?
15-22w
What is the FIGO fibroid staging?
0 = intracavitary, pedunculated
1 = submucosal, < 50% intramural
2 = submucosal, > 50% intramural
3 = intramural, contacts submucosa
4 = intramural
5 = intramural, contacts subserosa
6 = subserosal, < 50% intramural
7 = subserosal, pedunculated
8 = cervical
When is Nuchal translucency US performed?
10-14w
When can CVS and Amniocentesis be performed?
CVS = 10-13w
Amnio = 15-20w
What testing should be done after a 2nd trimester IUFD?
Placental pathology
Fetal autopsy
Karyotype/Chromosomal analysis
+/- Maternal infxn
What are the indications for cerclage?
H/o ≥1 2nd tri loss d/t painless dilation in absence of labor/abruption.
Prior cerclage d/t painless dilation in 2nd tri.
Painless dilation in the 2nd tri of current pregnancy.
Current singleton preg, h/o PTD < 34w, & Cxl < 25mm before 24w.
What are the names of the 3 maneuvers for breech delivery?
Pinard = pressure on posterior knee
Lovset = rotation w/ downward traction to delivery arms
MSV = flex head
What are the 2 terms for placental delivery?
Schultze = central separation, fetal side delivers first
Duncan = leading edge separation, placenta slides out sideways
What is the Johnson maneuver?
Method of replacing inverted uterus to its normal position
What are the 5 W’s of post-op fever and when is their typical onset?
Wind: 1-2d
Water: 3-5d
Walking: 6-8d
Wound: 7d
Wonderdrug: 8-15d
What is the staging system for uterine prolapse?
Stage 0: normal
Stage 1: ≥ 1cm above hymen
Stage 2: 1cm on either side of hymen
Stage 3: 1cm below hymen to 2cm < Tvl
Stage 4: complete procidentia
What is the MC cause of bloody nipple discharge?
Intraductal papilloma
What is the origin of the inferior epigastric artery?
External iliac a.
What is the origin of the superficial epigastric artery?
Femoral a.
What is the origin of the umbilical arteries?
Internal iliac a.
What are Delancey’s 3 levels of support of the pelvis?
Apical: Cardinal/uterosacral ligaments
Mid: arcus tendineus fascia pelvis
Lower: perineal body/urogenital diaphragm
How is cervical dilation scored for the bishop scoring system?
Closed = 0
1-2cm = 1
3-4cm = 2
5-6cm = 3
How is effacement scored for the bishop scoring system?
0-30% = 0
40-50% = 1
60-70% = 2
80% = 3
How is station scored for the bishop scoring system?
-3 = 0
-2 = 1
-1, 0 = 2
+1, +2 = 3
How is consistency scored for the bishop scoring system?
Firm = 0
Medium = 1
Soft = 2