SAQ book Flashcards

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1
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Investigations after APH?

A

USS, FBC, clotting profile, G&S/crossmatch, Kleihauer, CTG

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Why can you not see the bleed in palcental abruption?

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concealed bleed - retroplacental

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What may you see on clotting profile after APH?

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low fibrinogen - DIC causes fibrinogen to be used up

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4
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From when is the fetus first palpable?

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12 weeks

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5
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What blood tests should be offered in pregnancy?

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FBC, blood group and rhesus status
rubella
HIV
syphilis serology

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When does puerperal psychosis typcially come on? Risk of recurrence?

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Within 2 weeks
50%

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When does postpartum depression come on? How common is it?

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3 months
5-15%

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Risk factors for pre-eclampsia?

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fam hx
nulliparity
increasing maternal age
pre-existing diabetes / hypertension

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What makes up the Bishop Score?

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cervical dilation
station of foetal head
cervical position, effacement and consistency

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Why is DVT in pregnancy more likely to occur in the left leg?

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Gravid uterus puts more pressure on the left iliac vein

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Give pre-labour and intrapartum risk factors for shoulder dystocia

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pre labour: diabetes, macrosomia
intrapartum: prolonged second stage, oxytocin augmentation

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Risk factors for cord prolapse?

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prematurity
abnormal lie
polyhydramnios
artificial rupture of membranes

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13
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Should you be worried about an ejection systolic murmur in a pregnant woman?

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No because of hyperdynamic circulation

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What makes a CTG reassuring?

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foetal heart rate from 110-160
baseline variability 5-25
preseence of accelerations
absence of decelerations

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Give 2 contraindications to foetal blood sampling

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maternal infection
foetal bleeding disorder

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Besides fluids, what can be given to women with hyperemesis?

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thiamine to prevent Wernicke’s encephalopathy
LMWH
anti-emetics

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What testing can be done on expelled POC after a miscarriage?

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histology and karyotyping

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What is CIN?

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presence of dysplastic cells that have not invaded beyond the basement membrane

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Markers associated with ovarian cancer?

20
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Give 2 sites of endometriotic lesions

A

uterosacral ligaments, pelvic peritoneum

21
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Give 2 contraindications to coil insertion

A

pregnancy
STI

22
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Complications of PID?

A

peri-hepatitis
tubo-ovarian abscess
chronic pelvic pain
infertility
ectopic pregnancy

23
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What can be used to distinguish delirium from dementia?

A

Confusion Assessment Method - CAM

24
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Give some changes in dementia aside from memory loss

A

personality change
inattention
language / communication issues

25
How does duloextine work for stress incontinence?
SNRI- increase NA at the synapse and increases tone of the IUS
26
What can be used to assess risk of stroke post TIA?
ABCD2 score
27
What is the MCA a branch of?
the internal carotid
28
What is the difference between T score and Z score?
T score is compared against healthy young adult bone, Z score is age adjusted
29
What should be tested for in suspected myeloma?
urinary Bence Jones protein serum electrophoresis
30
Pathophysiology of PD?
neuronal degeneration in the substansia nigra meaning less dopamine in basal ganglia
31
Tests to do before starting lithium?
ECG - Qtc prolongation TFTs U&Es
32
Why are subjective scoring sxs useful in mental disorders?
diagnosis, monitoring, research
33
Risks of sedatives in the elderly?
Increased confusion Increased falls risk Resp depression and hypotension
34
Recommended alcohol intake?
14 units per week, 2-3 in one sitting
35
Intervetions in alcohol abuse?
Refer to AA Disulfiram, acamprosate benzos
36
How can someone appeal a section?
Writing to a tribunal within 14 days
37
How does N-acetylcysteine work in overdose?
Provides the liver with enough glutathione to break down NAPQI
38
Limitation of behavioural change model?
assumes people always act in the same, rational way
39
Cause of bronchiolitis? Finding on CXR?
Respiratory syncytial virus Hyperinflation
40
Main cause of croup? Signs of croup other than cough and SOB?
Parainfluenza virus hoarse voice, stridor
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What can you give croup that doesn't respond to steroids?
nebulised adrenaline
42
Peak age of SUFE? RF?
10-17 obesity, GH deficiency, male, trauma
43
Risk of untreated jaundice? Mx of jaundice?
Kernicterus phototherapy, exchange transfusion
44
Signs of decompensated congential heart disease
dyspnoea poor feeding lethargy cold peripheries hepatomegaly
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What causes an increased risk of respiratory distress syndrome?
maternal diabetes C section second twin
46
Sign of IRDS on CXR?
ground glass shadowing
47
Define cerebral palsy. Give 2 types
chronic disorder of movement and posture due to non-progressive brain abnormalities before the brain is fully developed spastic ataxic