Repro Flashcards

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what is an ovulation

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ovaries don’t release an oocyte during a menstrual cycle

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menstruation phase when
prolif phase when what is secreted
secretory phase when what is secreted

when is the max reception ability for blastocyte

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d1-4
d4-14 oestrogen
d14-28 progesterone

secretory phase

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HCG during pregnancy pattern

HCS during preg pattern

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increased peaks then falls

increases from week 5 (not right from beginning tho)

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IVF conditions

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unexplained infertility > 2years 
pelvic disease
anovulatory infertility 
other pre implantation genetic disease
male factor infertility >1x106 motile sperm
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steps of IVF

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down regulation with synthetic GnRH analogue
baseline scan
ovarian stimulation GnRH with LH or FSH
action scan 
sperm sample 
oocyte collection 
embryologist
transfer
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risks of buseralin

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hot flushes
mood swings
nasal irritation
headaches

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treatment for OHSS

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before transfer - coasting, stop GNT, freeze, single embryo transfer
after transfer - moniter, anti thrombin, analgesia, admite

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ART before treatment for females

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alcohol down to 4 units/ week 
weight 19-29
stop smoking 
FA 0.4g/day
cervical smear, rubella immunity, Hep B and C, HIV, assess ovarian reserve
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IUI

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increase the number of sperm reaching the fallopian tube

unexplained infertility, mild/mod endometriosis, mild male factor infertility

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ICSI

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severe male infertility, prev failed IVF, preimplantation genetic disease

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Aspiration

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azoospermia
sperm aspirated surgically then ICSI
95% success rate of obtaining sperm if obstructive - epididymis
50% in non

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obstructive causes of male infertility

non obstructive

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CF vasectomy, infection

crytochordism, mumps, orchis, chemo/radio, tumours, klinfelters, semen abnormality, systemic, endocrine

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donor insemination

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azoospermia or very low sperm count

genetic/infective disease

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crytochordism treatment

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<14s orchidopexy

adults orchidectomy

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androgen insensitivity syndrome

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46XY
primary amen. lack of pubic hair
no uterus no ovaries, short vagina

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klinfelters

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47XXY
gynacamastia, infertility, decreased facial and body hair, small testes
testosterone replacement therapy

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liomyoma

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can increased in response to oestrogen (pregnancy)

commoner in afrocarribean populations

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liomyosarcoma

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spindle cell morphology
aggressive tumour
surgical resection

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endometritis

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cervical mucous plug protects endometrium from ascending infection and so does cyclic shedding

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chronic plasmocytic endometrium

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associated with PID

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adenomyosis

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endometrial glands and stroma within the myometrium

mennorhagia/dysmennorhea

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anovulatory causes of DUB

ovulatory

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obese. extremes of repro life. PCOS, thyroid, prolactin, irregular cycle

35-45, regular heavy periods, inadequate progesterone production, abnormal follicles

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treatment of DUB

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progesterone, COCP, GnRH, NSAIDs, antifibrinolytics, capillary wall stabilisation, mirena
ablation/resection or hysterectomy

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TVUS

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> 16mm in pre meno
4mm in post meno

do biopsy

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phamacokinetic changes in pregnancy
``` increased volume of distribution decreased absorption (vom) decreased protein binding - increased free drug increased liver metab of phenytoin increased GFR ```
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period of greatest teratogenic risk
4-11 weeks
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ACEi/ARBs
renal hyperplasia
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andogenr
virisliation of females
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antiepileptics
cardiac, facial, NT defects
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cytotoxic drugs
multiple defects, IUD
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lithium
CVD
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retinoids
ear, CVD, skeletal
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warfarin and opiates at labour
warfarin - bleed | opitaed - resp depression, premature close of DA
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stilbestrol
1940-1971 vaginal adenocarcinoma in females aged now 15-20 urological malignancies in boys
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foremilk | hindmilk
rich in protein high fat content longer feeds - high amount of fat soluble drugs
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why might drugs accumulate
immature metabolism
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``` BF drugs: phenobarbitone amiodarone cytotoxic BZDs bromecriptine ```
``` suckling difficulties neonatal hypothyroid - amiodarone cyto-bone marrow suppression BZD - drowsiness brom-suprresses lactation ```
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N and vom in preg UTI pain heartburn
cyclizine N and cefalaxin (3rd trim - trimethoprim) paracetamol antacids
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tetra phenytoin valproate
staining of bones and teeth cleft lip and palate NT defects - SB and amencephaly
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why is there an increase in seizures during preg
decreased compliance | changes in plasma concentration - vom, increased clearance
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SU in preg
not safe
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why does preg have a high increase in VTE
decreased levels of factors 7, 9, 10 and fibrinogen
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epilepsy treatment
FA from 3 months before conception | Vit K 10-20mg PO from 34-36 weeks
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risk of child developing epilepsy
5% if mum/dad 15-20% if both 10% if sibling and mum/dad
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during preg and epilepsy
scan at 18-20 weeks cardiac scan at 22 weeks LCSC is recurrent generalised seizures in late preg/labour
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post partum and epilepsy
neonates given Img IM vit K
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BM and HbA1c in preg LCSC if growth scans
BG 4-6, <6% if macrosomin and EFW >4kg serial growth scans at 28, 32, 36 w
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risks of DM
``` fetal macrosomnia - shoulder dystonia C5-C6 polyhydraminoas polycythaemia neonatal hypoglycaemia hypocalcaemia ```
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LMWH for DVT
1mg/kg once or twice daily till 3m after delivery of 6m after treatment
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hypothyroid
increase levothyroxine by 25-50mcg in first trim TFTS every trim
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hyperthyroid
gets worse due to HCG in first trim improves in 2nd and 3rd propylthiouracil, propranolol (IUGR) TFTS every trim
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APH
bleeding after 24 weeks
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placental abruption
painful blood loss uterine wooden difficult to feel fetal parts clinical dx steroids, deliver if compromised
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major PP | minor PP
=<2cm from os/covering CS | >2cm from os - vaginal delivery
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painless bleeding during third trim | uterus soft and non tender
PP
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placenta praevia
dont perform vaginal exam till excluded
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placenta accreta
severe bleeding, PPH | c sections
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vasa praevia
fetal distress, bleeding | can be dx antenatally
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uterine rupture
prev c sec/uterine repair | obstructed labour, fetal distress/IUD
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local causes of APH
small volume uterus soft non tender no fetal distress placenta placed normally
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acute bleeding 23-32w recurrent bleed after 28w any bleed after 32w
24 hour bleed free then discharge min stay 72 hours min stay 72 hours
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PPH cause
tone - uterine atony, distended bladder trauma tissue - placenta, clots thrombin - pre existing or acquired coag
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PPH treatment
uterine massage 5 units IV syntocin 40 units sync in 500mls
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persistent PPH
``` confirm placenta and membrane complete urinary catheter 500mcg ergometrine IV (not in heart disease, htn) arterial embolisation surgery ```
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os closed | os open
threatened | inevitable
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implantation bleeding
10 days post ovulation | mistaken for period
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chorionic haematoma
pooling of blood between endometrium and embryo due to separation bleeding cramps threatened miscarriage large - infection, irritability, cramps, miscarriage self limiting, reassure and surveillance
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type of pain relief for labour
``` enter water immersion morphine IV remifentanil PCA epidural anaethesia pudendal nerve block ```
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epidural anaethesthetic
v effective does not impair uterine activity may inhibit progress during stage 2
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risks of epidural anae
``` hypotension headache back pain atonic bladder - empty bladder dural puncture - severe headaches and photophobia due to CSF leak ```
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stage 1 delay
nulliparous <2cm in 4 hours | parous <2cm in 4 hours or slowing in progress
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stage 2 delay
prim 2 hours 3 with epi | multi 1 hours 2 with epidural
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doppler auscultation
stage 1 done every 15 mins and at beginning and end of every contraction stage 2 every 5-10 mins
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treatment of fetal distress
``` change maternal position IV fluids sop syntocin terbutaline 250mcg - stop contractions maternal assessment fetal blood sampling op delivery ```
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fetal blood sampling
>7.25 pH normal 7.2-7.25 repeat <7.2 deliver hypoxic
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induction of labour
vaginal prostaglandin mechanical amniotomy - rupture of membrane IV I syntocin
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observations during first stage of labour
hourly pulse 4 hourly temp and BP freq of PU VE 4 hourly
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preg induced htn
>=140/90 DBP>110 or SBP>160 | dx in second half week of pregnancy. resolves 6 weeks post natally
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treatment of preg
labetalol (asthma) - can BF nifedipine - can BF hydralazine IV methyldopa (depression)
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PET
proteinuria >=0.3g/24 hour oedema htn >30 systolic >14 diastolic compared to booking
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check for PET
maternal artery doppler done at 20-24 weeks to check if placentation has occured
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refer to daycare unit
>=140/90, proteinuria, oedema, symptoms like persistent headache
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admit
``` BP>170/110 or 140/90 with lots of proteinuria, headaches/visual symp/abd pain abnormal biochem proteinuria need antihypertensives signs of fetal comprimise ```
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MAP>= 150
risk of cerebral haemorrhage
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aim with htn
<150/80-100
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eclampsia
tonic clonic seizure occurring with features of PET | over 1/3 will have seizure before onset of htn/protein
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when are most seizures in ec
in labour or after | assoc with ischaemia/cererbral vasospasm
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treatment of ec
``` control BP, labetalol hydrazine Mg sulphate 4g IV over 5mins IV infusion 1g/hour further seizures mg sul 2g further diazepam IV fluid balance run px dry 80ml/hour syntocin ```
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why should ergometrine be avoided during ec
can cause htn
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risk factors for PET
75mg aspirin
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steroids
betamethasone 12mg IM twice 24 hours apart up to 36 weeks
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wedge shaped nipple pain after feeding baby may vom blood
sore/cracked nipples
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treatment for sore/cracked nipples
breast feeding technique express milk scabs - lansinon cream
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engorgement treatment | cx
express before feeding warm baths/press before feeding. cold press between feeds mild analgesia good attachment and emptying cx mastitis
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treatment for mastitis
continue BF anti inflam AB if no improvement or worse after 12-14h flucoxacillin 1g qds (PA clindamycin 450mg tds) for 7-10 days
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breast abscess
untreated mastitis send pus for culture same treatment as mastitis
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breast thrush when is it rare
candida albicans | <6w
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treatment for breast thrush
superficial miconazole cream 2% 7 days | deep fluconazole 300g loading dose 150mg daily for 10 days
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infant treatment fro breast thrush
nappy rash, oral <4m nystatin suspension 1week >4m miconzole oral gel 24mg/ml 4 times daily for a week
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resp congenital shit
trachea-oesophagus fistula | diaphragmatic hernia
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preterm tem post term
24-36(+6) 37-42 >42
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retinopathy of immaturity
6-8 weeks post
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gestational age 32-36 w old | <32 w
continued for 1 yr | 2 yrs
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intraventricular haemorrhage
happens in premature infants | bleeding in germinal matrix 80% -> intraventrivular bleed
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RF for intravenctricular haemorrhage
RDS, prem
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grades 1 and 2 | 3 and 4
neurodevelopment delay 20% mortality 10% | delay 80% mortality 50%
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apnoea of prem
cessation of breathing for >20 seconds accompanied by hypoxia or bradycardia
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bronchopulmonary dysplasia
complication of prolonged ventilation to treat RDS
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early onset neonatal sepsis | late onset
bacteria before and during delivery | after delivery
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NEC
most common neonatal surgery | necrosis in small and large intestine
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NEC when
when recovering from RDS
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lethargy and gastric residuals, bloody stools, demo instability, apnoea and brady
NEC
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meconium ileus
not keen to feed, not emptying bowels, slightly distended abdomen, no menonium or little bits
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when should meconium be passed
within 48 hours
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meconium ileus
gets stuck in terminal ileus | 1/3 of CF children present with it
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treatment of meconium ileus
contrast enema - if not laprotomy
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fairy liquid vom
malrotation
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cx of malrotation
SMA supplies midgut can be pinched
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atresia
absence of connective tube vom, green stools, distended abd, doesn't want to feed vom can be seen on antenatal screens
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hernia
commonest inguinal
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``` booking visit booking scan anomaly scan monthly visits till anti D fortnight visits weekly visits ```
``` 8-12 weeks 11-12 week 20w till 28 weeks 28 and 36 weeks 28-36 weeks 37 weeks onwards ```
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booking visit
FBC, hb, ABO-rheuss, rubella, syphillis, HIV, Hep B and C, urinalysis, VDRL, random BG, BP
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term normal baby weight
2.5-4kg
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male weight at 28 weeks at term daily weight gain
1150g 3550g 24g
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transplacental transfer
iron, vitamins, calcium, phosphate and ABs
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screening of child
Hep C, Hep B, HIV, TB-BCG, group B strep, syphilis, gonococilis, hearing, hip screening gurthrie - hypothyroid, CF, MCCAD, PKU, haemaglobinopathies
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combined test
USS at 11+3 nuckal thickening | HCG and PAPPA
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quadruple test
14-20 weeks | bHCG, AFP, inhibin A, unconjugated oestrogen
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diagnostic tests for downs
chorionic villous sampling 12 weeks 2% risk of miscarriage amniocentesis 15 weeks 1% risk
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dx of GTT
screened for GTT at booking and at 28 weeks | dx at 28 weeks fasting >5.1 2 hour >8.5
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aim for diabetes
3.5-5.9 fasting | 1 hr post prandial <7.8
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regular monitering in diabates
for PET | growth 2-4 weekly FATs from 28 weeks or dx
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IUGR assym | sym
placental insufficeicney | baby just small
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risks of IUGR
hypoxia, hypoglycaemia, hypothermia, polycythaemia, abnormal neural development
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treatment of stress incontinance
physio lose weight caffeine smoking
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treatment of urge incontincence
avoid caffeine bladder retraining oxybutinin
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overflow incontinance
assess renal function | catheter
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menopause av early prem late
51 45 40 54
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HRT
oral or combined transdermal coestradiol and prog | if no uterus then just oestrogen
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prem manopause urogenital vaginal dryness sexual dysf
steroid and HRT or CoC vaginal oestrogens if atrophy moisturise, lubrincants, vaginal oestrogen prog off licence
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benefits of HRT | risks
decrease fragility fractures, decrease bowel cancer, effect on muscle mass and strength VTE (oral>transdermal), increased risk of breast cancer, CHD and stroke
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anterior cystocele middle/apical - enterocoele retrocede - posterior complete eversion
prolapse of bladder into vagina herniation of pouch of douglas into vagina prolapse of rectum into vagina uterine procidentra
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RF for prolapse
age vaginal deliveries increased parity increased BMI
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staging for prolapse
``` 0 no 1 >1cm above hymen (pos) 2 within 1cm 3 1-2cm below (neg) 4 eversion ```
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when can't breast feed
8 units of alcohol cocaine HIV
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baby blues when
days 3-10 | self limiting
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post natal depression when
2-6 weeks lasts weeks to months. 1/3 up to a year 70% lifetime risk of depression 25% recurrance
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drugs for depression in preg
sertalline safe in BF | TCAs amitrip, nortryp safe in preg and ok in BF
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venlafaxine paroxetine citalopram and fluoexetine
htn cardiac abnormalities high levels in breast milk
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purpueral psychosis when | RF
2 weeks BPD, prev, first relative with history 5% suicide risk 4% infantcide risk 80% 10 yr recurrence 25% develop BPD
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BPD which drug is the safest
lamotrigene
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risk of baby developing BPD
1/7
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risk of schiz to child
10%
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whats safe in schiz | whats unsafe
typical | atypicals gestational GM, IUGR
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clozapine | olanzapein
contraindicated in BF | can induce extrapyramidal reactions in BF babies
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avoid what in anxiety
benzos- cleft lip and neonatal withdrawal
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RF for cervical cancer
HPV (lots of sexual partners), age at first intercourse, long term use of PO contraceptives, no use of barrier contraception, smoking, immunosuppression
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cervical cancer staging
``` 1AI depth 3mm length 7mm 1AII depth 5mm length 7mm low risk of LN mets 1B confined to cervix 2a vaginal involvement 2b parametrial involvement 3 lower vagina/pelvic wall 4 bladder/rectum/mets ```
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cervical local spread lymph heam
uterine body, vagina, bladder, ureters, rectum pelvic and para aortic early liver, lungs, bones late
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cervical screening
25-64 | every 3 years up to 49 then 5 yearly
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HPV vaccine
against 16 18 6 and 11 | girls aged 11-13, MSM, HIV px
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cervical erosion
exposure of endocervical epithelium to acid of vagina - physio squamous metaplasia v common
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nabothian follicles
endocervical glands that have expanded into mucous cysts | can form masses or polyps
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follicular cervitis
subepithelial reactive lymphoid follicles present in cervix
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endometrial adeno
``` worse prognosis high SE status later onset of sexual activity smoking HPV esp 18 ```
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vulval intraepithelial neoplasia young women | elderly women
multifocal, recurrent or persisten causing treatment problems greater risk of progression to invasive squamous
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spread to what is an important prognostic factor in vulvar squamous carcinoma
inguinal nodes
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pagets of vulvar is what
crusting rash. rumour cells in epidermis. contain mucin. pain itching tumour arises from sweat glands in skin excise
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type 1 endometrial cancer
endometroid and mucinous (always low grade) unopposed oestrogen precursor is atypical hyperplasia
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type 2 endometrial cancer
serous clear cell both high grade precursor serous intraepithelial carcinoma
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obesity is a risk factor for endom cancer how
adipocytes contain aromatise that converts ovarian androgens to oestrogens which induce endometrial proliferation
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grading of endometriod
I 5% or less solid growth II 6-50% III >50%
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staging of endometrial cancer
IA <50% mymoetrial invasion IB =>50% 2 cervical stroma 3 local and or regional spread 3A serosa of uterus and or adnexae 3B vaginal and or parametrial involvement 3C mets to pelvic and or para aortic nodes 4 bladder and or bowel mucosa and or distant mets
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endometrial stromal sarcoma
rare soft fleshy usually polypod masses high grade abnormal uterine bleeding but can present with lung/ovarian mets
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carcinosarcoma
mullerian | mixed epithelial and stromal
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presence of what worsens prognosis of mullerian
rhabdomyosarcomatrus