SHELF Flashcards
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Best screening for trisomy 21
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Cell-free DNA testing
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Preventing Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
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Newborn depression with present meconium
=»Intubate the trachea and suction meconium from beneath the glottis
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Infant appearance from a maternal Type I Diabetic
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Small and hypoglycemic
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Septic baby appearance
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Pale, elevated temperature, and lethargic
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RFs for babies born to diabetic mothers
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Hypoglycemia
Polycythemia
Hyperbilirubinemia
Hypocalcemia
Respiratory distress
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Safest method to suppress lactation
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Breast binding, ice packs, and analgesics
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Signs of adequate feeding in an infant
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3-4 stools/24hrs
6 wet diapers/24hrs
Weight gain
Swallowing sounds
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First evaluation in suspected ectopic
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Repeat B-hCG in 48 hrs
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Uterine perforation signs
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2-3 days post D/C:
N/V
Abdoinal pain
Scant bleeding
Fever
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Immediate management of unstable spontaneous abortion
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D/C
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Tx for respiratory depression due to Mag therapy
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Calcium gluconate
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Greatest gestational concern for obese women
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Development of HTN
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SLE outbreak tx.
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Corticosteroids
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Teratogenic SSRI
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Paroxetine
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Diagnostic test for appendicitis in pregnant ladies
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Graded Compression Ultrasound
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Hydrops fetalis signs
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Can be identified by the collection of fluid in 2 or more body cavities (pleural/pericardial effusion, ascites, cerebral edema)
- Due to failure of liver to produce protein
- Can also see hepatosplenomegaly
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Prevention of preterm delivery in multifetal gestation
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Adequate weight gain
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Sequelae of TTS in surviving twin
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Neurologic sequelae
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Cytotec
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Misoprostol; used to induce labor
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Terbutaline
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B-agonist used to decrease uterine intracellular cAMP and decrease contraction rate
ADRs: Tachycardia
Hypotension
Anxiety
Chest pain
-Do not use this drug for more than 48 hrs
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Greatest RF for PROM
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Genital tract infxns
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Decreased amniotic glucose in amniocentesis may indicate what?
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Chorioamnionitis
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CI’d drugs after PPH
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Ergot alkaloids
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PPH management
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- Uterine massage
- Oxytocin
- If necessary, a Bakri Balloon
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Most common source of fever on post partum Day 1
Lungs
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Post term pt. testings
Biweekly NSTs and AFIs
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Crown-rump length
Measured on transvaginal ultrasound to accurately date a pregnancy within 5-7 days
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Most likely complication following BTL
Pregnancy
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Hysteroscopic Tubal Occlusion
Essure
The placement of coils into the fallopian tubes that cause scarring to block the tubes
- must use back OCP for 3 months
- confirm blockage w/ HSG
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Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome tx
Aspirin + Heparin
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Lichen planus
Chronic dermatologic disorder manifesting as inflammatory mucocutaneous eruptions characterized by remissions and flare ups
Symptoms: irritation, burning, pruritis, bleeding, dyspareunia
-Pts. may also have extra vulvar lesions such as oral ulcers and alopecia
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Urge incontinence tx.
Oxybutinin (anticholinergic)
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RFs for pelvic organ prolapse
Increasing parity
Increasing age
Obesity
CT disorders
Chronic constipation
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Urethral bulking procedure
Treats intrinsic urethral sphincter deficiencies
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Tx. of hemorrhagic cyst
Ultrasound monitoring
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Tx of ovarian torsion
Exploratory surgery
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Precocious puberty tx
Clomiphene (GnRH agonist)
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Imperforate hymen
Incomplete genital plate separation
Sx: Abdominal pain worse with periods; amenorrhea
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Test indicated for amenorrhea
FSH
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Postpartum Telogen Effusion
High E2 levels following delivery and during pregnancy that can potentially lead to hair loss
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OCP mechanism of pain reduction in dysmenorrhea
Endometrial atrophy caused by the progestin reduces the amount of prostaglandins produced by the proliferating endometrium
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Post-menopausal womens daily Ca2+ requirement
1200mg/day
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Severe menopausal tx.
Lowest effective dose of OCP for the shortest time possible
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Estrogen Hormone therapy effect on lipid levels
Increased: HDL, TGLs
Decreased: LDL
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Imipramine
SSRI assoc. w/ hyperprolactinemia
-If pt. desires to be pregnant, they should be weened off this drug
46
Clomiphene Challenge Test
Helps to determine ovarian reserve in perimenopausal pts.
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Vitamin Deficiencies assoc. w/ PMDD
Vitamin A, E, and B6
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Most common location of vulvar adenocarcinoma beginning
Bartholin gland
-Be on the lookout for non-tender masses here
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Multifocal VIN 2 tx.
CO2 laser ablation
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Most common sx. w/ fibroids
Menorrhagia
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Biggest RF for endometrial carcinoma
Complex atypical hyperplasia
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Workup following endometrial cancer diagnosis
CXR
-Lungs are the most common site of metastasis
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General Stress Incontinence tx.
Retropubic urethopexy (urethral bulking procedure)
-This fixes the urethral hypermobility
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Tx of thyroid storm in pregnancy
Radioactive iodide
-Only use because it's so dangerous
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Bleeding in a woman > 40 yrs old
Always get an endometrial biopsy
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RFs for FGR
CVD
HTN
COPD
Diabetes
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Late deceleration
Alteration in uteroplacental diffusion that can be caused by any maternal disease that causes vascular damage
-Can progress to placental abruption
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Tx for secondary arrest of acute phase of labor
Amniotomy
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Initial tx. for fetal hypoperfusion (signaled by late decels)
Differentiate from maternal heart rate
Assess for umbilical cord prolapse
Change in maternal position to left lateral decubitis
***Also do this first for variable decels
Maternal O2 supplementation
Tx of HTN
Discontinue oxytocin
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Lichen sclerosis
Chronic inflammatory skin condition presenting w/ extreme vulvar pruritis, burning, pain, resorption of the clitoris, and dyspareunia
- Skin changes include purple, polygonal papules or a waxy sheen on the labia
- Can progress to fissures and erosions secondary to the chronic itching
- Small increased risk for SCC
Tx: Topical corticosteroids
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Precocious puberty tx
GnRH agonist
-Observation if pt. is nearly 10
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Tamoxifen ADRs
Hot flashes (MC); works via antiestrogenic activity in the CNS causing anterior hypothalamic dysfnxn
DVTs
Endometrial hyperplasia/carcinoma
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Hypothyroid pts. in pregnancy
Should have increased dosing of their levothyroxine
-These pts. are unable to adequately increase their prod. of thyroid hormone to meet the new levels of SHBG so they need some help
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Management of Threatened Abortion
1. US to determine fetal status
2. Reassurance
3. Return US in one week
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Diagnosing ectopic pregnancies
B-hCG + transvaginal US
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NAAT testing on gonorrhea and chlamydia
With this test, you only have to treat whatever comes back positive due to its high specificity
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Placenta previa delivery date
36-37 weeks
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Endometritis RFs
Prolonged ROM (>24 hrs)
Prolonged labor (>12 hrs)
C-sec
Use of IUPCs or fetal scalp electrodes
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Endometritis Symptoms
Fever
Uterine tenderness
Foul-smelling lochia
Leukocytosis
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Endometritis tx.
Clindamycin + Gentamicin
-is usually due to a broad-spectrum infxn
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Mammary Paget Disease of the Breast
Persistent eczematous or ulcerating rash located around the nipple and areola that indicates an underlying adenocarcinoma
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Sx: Bloody discharge
Nipple retraction
Scales
Pain
Itching
Burning
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Uterine Rupture
Typically occurs in pts. w/ prior uterine surgery @ the site of the scar
Sx prior to rupture: Focal, intense abdominal pain
Hyperventilation
Agitation
Tachycardia
Sx after rupture: Retraction of fetal position (*Pathognomic)
Abnormal FHTs
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Oxytocin ADRs
Uterine tachysystole ( > 5 contractions in 10 mins) =>> possible fetal hypoxia
Tetanic contractions
Hypotension
Hyponatremia
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Symmetric IUGR
"Fetal causes"
Genetic disorders (aneuploidy)
Congenital Heart Disease
Intrauterine infxn (CMV, rubella, toxo, malaria, varicella)
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Intraductal papilloma
Benign breast condition of a single dilated breast duct usually found on biopsy or US
Sx: Unilateral blood discharge w/ no assoc. mass or lymphadenopathy
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After confirming a benign breast cyst, what should be done?
Repeat breast exam in 2 months
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Transverse fetal lie
Transient condition which spontaneously converts to vertex or breech; evaluate w/ US at 37 weeks to be sure
RFs: Prematurity
Uterine anomalies
Placenta previa
Multiple gestation
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Pts. who have chronic HTN and OCPs
Discontinue OCPs if BPs are elevated on two separate occasions
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First line test for adnexal mass
Pelvic US
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Thin, clear cervical mucous around time of ovulation
Normal
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Assymetric IUGR
"Maternal causes"
Vascular Disease (HTN, Pre-E, Diabetes)
Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
AI disease
Cyanotic cardiac disease
Substance abuse
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Endometrial thickness finding alongside a granulosa cell tumor
Biopsy the endometrium first because endometrial cancer is a more grave disease
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HER-2
Is normally a bad prognostic factor for breast cancer BUT allows for tx. w/ Herceptin
-Can be determined via FISH or immunohistochemical staining
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OCP ADRs
Breakthrough bleeding (MC; is assoc. w/ lower E2 doses)
Breast tenderness
Nausea
Bloating
Amenorrhea
HTN
DVT
Hepatic adenoma
Increased TGLs
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Severe Pre-eclamptic features
>160/>110 on 2 occasions at least 4 hrs apart
Thrombocytopenia
Increased serum Creatinine
Increase hepatic transaminases
Pulmonary edema
Visual changes/neurologic symptoms
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Tx of Maternal Hypertensive Crisis
1. IV hydralazine (vasodilator)
2. IV labetalol (a1, B1, B2 blocker; CI'd w/ bradycardia tho)
3. PO nifedipine (Ca2+ channel blocker)
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Stress incontinence
Caused by a loss of urethral support and intrabdominal pressure exceeds urethral sphincter pressure causing loss of urine
Sx: Leaking w/ coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting
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Urge incontinence
Caused by detrusor muscle overactivity
Sx: Sudden, overwhelming or frequent needs to empty the bladder
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Overflow incontinence
Impaired detrusor contractility or bladder outlet obstruction
Sx: Constant involuntary dribbling of urine and incomplete emptying of the bladder
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Pseudocyesis
Conversion disorder where pts. who desire pregnancy present to the office with the signs of pregnancy (amenorrhea, positive test per their statement), however, all in-office testing is negative
-Requires psychiatric consult
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IUD to use in breast cancer pts. about to start chemo
Copper IUD
-Progesterone is CI'd
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Menopausal Genitourinary Syndrome
Hypoestrogenemia leads to atrophy of the urethral mucosal epithelium because it also possesses E2 receptors
-Loss of urethral compliance and closure pressure =>> urgency, frequency, UTIs
Tx: 1st line - vaginal moisturizes and lubricant
2nd line- topical vaginal E2
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Protective Modifiers from Breast Cancer
BSO - not routinely performed due to other consequences but definitely is a biggie
OCPs
Age
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Bilateral renal agenesis
Condition that is incompatible with life due to the accompanying pulmonary hypoplasia; will see pockets of fluid on ultrasound
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Quad Screen
AFP
Inhibin A
B-hCG
Conjugated estriol
-If this comes back abnormal, perform US to assess for abnormalities
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CA-125 screening
Is not routinely recommended due to the large number of things that can cause an increased level
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Bartholin Cyst
Mobile, soft, non-tender mass located behind the labium majora @ the 4 and 8 oclock positions
-Can caused discomfort during sex or while walking
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NST
Fetal heart rate is recorded and monitored for spontaneous fetal movement; test is performed routinely on high-risk pregnancies
-Abnormal if
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Breast engorgement tx
Ice and NSAIDs
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Tx. of Grade 1 endometrial carcinoma in a woman who still desires pregnancy
High-dose progestin therapy and frequent endometrial sampling
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Removal of postmenopausal ovaries
Still leads to further decrease in E2 due to loss of androgen prod. from the ovaries that can be converted peripherally to E2
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Endometriosis pts. w/ infertility tx.
Clomiphene citrate (to stimulate the ovaries) and possible IUS
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Lichen simplex chronicus
Result of chronic scratching and rubbing causing skin damage
=>>Increased susceptibility for infxn and further itching
-Labia will appear thick, lichenified, and edematous
Tx: Topical corticosteroids
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Recent ab therapy and vulvar itching
Candidiasis
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Pts. w/ PPROM at 36 weeks
Augment labor and deliver
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Preventing shoulder dystocia
Cant; it's unpredictable but it is more likely in macrosomic infants
-Also, Cesarean delivery is not routinely recommended since it is unpredictable
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Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
X-linked mutation of androgen receptors
Findings: Normal breast development
46 XY karyotype
Minimal axillary and pubic hair
Absent uterus and upper vagina
Cryptorchid testes
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Mullerian Agenesis
Hypoplastic/absent mullerian ductal system
Findings: Normal breast development
46 XX karyotype
Normal axillary and pubic hair
Absent uterus and upper vagina
Normal ovaries
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IUFD follow-up
Placental and fetal autopsy to prevent reoccurrence
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External Cephalic Version can be performed at...
>= 37 weeks
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Tocolytic drugs
Indomethacin
Nifedipine
Terbutaline
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Delivery at
Mag is also given to prevent neurologic complications in the infant alongside the usual corticosteroids and tocolytics
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Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy
Presents as amenorrhea, pelvic pain, and acute vaginal bleeding
Blood in the abdomen =>> hypotension, syncope, tachycardia, diffuse abdominal pain, cervical motion tenderness, shoulder pain, and urge to defecate
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Klumpke's Palsy
Caused by Excessive traction on C8 and T1 during delivery; possibly due to shoulder dystocia
Sx: Extended wrist
Hyperextended metacarpophalangeal joints
Flexed intercarpalphalangeal joints
Absent grasp reflext
Horner syndrome
Intact macro and biceps reflexes
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Fractured neonatal clavicle
Complication of shoulder dystocia
Sx: Clavicular crepitus/bony irregularity
Decreased macro reflx (due to pain; usually only on the fractured side)
Intact biceps and grasp reflexes
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Endometriosis pain
Occurs 1 week before menses and peaks just before
-Also is associated with dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, and dyschezia
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UTI tx. in pregnancy
Amoxicillin
Nitrofurantoin
Cephalexin
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Bactrim teratogenic effect
Kernicterus; due to folic acid antagonism
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Anorexia and pregnancy complications
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Infants: Prematurity
IUGR
Miscarriage
Poor growth
Intellectual disability
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Mother: Hyperemesis gravidarum
Cesarean delivery
PPD
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Genital warts tx.
Trichloroacetic acid
Podophyllin
Imiquimod
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Women at age >35 should be offer what prenatal screening
Cell-free DNA testing
-If positive, follow-up with chorionic villus sampling or amniocentesis depending on the stage of pregnancy
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MCC of PPH
Uterine atony; even during a c-sec
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Most common cause of late postpartum hemorrhage 7-10 days after deliver
Sub involution of the uterus in which the placental i plantations site has not increased in size
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Endometriosis appearance
Homogenous cystic mass on the adnexae
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Mag excretion
Kidneys; therefore, dose should be altered for pts. w/ renal insufficiency
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Modifiable Breast Cancer Risks
Hormone replacement therapy
Nulliparity
Age at first childbirth
Alcohol consumption
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Chronic retention of products of conception
Consumptive coagulopathy due to chronic release of tissue factor from the placenta
- Fibrinogen levels may be in the low-normal range
- Deliver the stillborn child in any mother with signs of coagulopathy
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy
Rapid onset of systolic HF @ 36 weeks or later
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Amniotic fluid embolism
Presents as respiratory failure, cardiac shock, DIC, and coma/seizure
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RFs: Advanced maternal age
Gravia >5
Cesarean/Instrumental delivery
Placenta previa/abruption
Preeclampsia
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Tx: Respiratory and hemodynamic support
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Placental abruption tx
IV fluid bolus and left lateral decubitus position
-Packed RBCs if necessary
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Luteoma of pregnancy
Yellow-brown mass of large lutein cells; often bilateral
- Can be asymptomatic but on a test, likely hyperandrogenic
- Spontaneously regress post-partum
- Female fetus at GREAT risk of virilization
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Post term pregnancy complications
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Fetal: Oligohydramnios
Meconium aspiration
Stillbirth
Macrosomia
Convulsions
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Maternal: C-sec
Infxn
PPH
Perineal trauma
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Neonatal thyrotoxicosis
Transplacental passage of maternal anti-TSH abs causes transient hyperthyroidism in the neonate
Tx: Short term methimazole and BBs if necessary
-Resolves after 3 months
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Mittelschmerz
Pain on ovulation
-Occurs due to the small amount of blood released into the peritonem w/ follicle rupture
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Ovarian cancer diagnosis follow-up
Exploratory laparotomy
-Biopsy would cause seeding
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Postpartum urinary retention
Presents as inability to void bladder w/ a sensation of fullness and dribbling
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RFs: Nulliparity
Prolonged labor
Perineal injury
C-sec
Instrumental delivery
Regional injury =>> decreased sensory impulse =>> decreased microtuition reflex and detrusor tone
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Tx: Analgesics
Ambulation
***Urinary catheterization
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Pt. w/ spontaneous abortion who desires prompt treatment
D/C
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HSV (+) pt at 36 weeks
Give prophylactic acyclovir
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Palpable breast mass
> US
>30 years old =>> Mammogram
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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy
Benign condition caused by idiopathic increased production of bile acids
-Presents w/ unbearable pruritis
Labs: Increased bile acids and bilirubin
Increased liver aminotransferases
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MC ADR of epidural anesthesia
Hypotension; due to blockage of sympathetic nerve fibers
***Can lead to fetal acidemia from hypoxia
Tx: Left lateral decubitus position; IV fluids; vasopressors
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Hyperemesis gravidarum pH
Metabolic alkalosis due to volume contraction
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Placenta accreta tx.
Hysterectomy
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Defect in the decidua basalis
Possible placenta accreta
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Ectopic pregnancies needing surgical treatment
Unstable maternal vital signs, cardiac activity, or B-hCG > 5,000
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Fetal manifestations of gestational diabetes
Congenital anomalies (cardiac/limb, sacral agenesis)
Increased risk of stillbirth
Macrosomia
Pulmonary hypoplasia
Polyhydramnios
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Labor treatment of gestational diabetic
Begin IV dextrose; also do this if glucose
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Chlamydia screening
All women under 25 and older women w/ risk factors, like a new sexual partner
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C-sec viral load if mother is HIV pos
>1,000
150
Pap smears post-hysterectomy
Only continue if the pt. Had a subtotal hysterectomy
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ASC-US follow up
Repeat paps every 4-6 months until 2 consecutive negatives
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Luteal phase defect
Insufficient amounts of progesterone produced by the corpus luteum =>> early endometrial shedding
-However, ovulation is still occurring
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Mild preeclampsia management
2x weekly NSTs and BPPs if suspected oligohydramnios or IUGR
US for fetal growth and amniotic fluid q3 weeks
Be on the lookout for rapid weight gain
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Severe preeclampsia management
- Inpatient monitoring w/ daily lab values and fetal monitoring
- Stabilize w/ Mag and antihypertensives
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Sclerosing adenosis
Firm, indurated, and ILL-DEFINED mass that is due to excessive tissue growth in the breast tissue lobules
-Painful, especially with the cycle
Dx: FNA; looks similar to carcinoma on mammogram
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Duct ectasia
Inflammatory dilation of the breast ducts that may present w/ BILATERAL green or brown discharge
-Requires biopsy but once confirmed, management is conservative
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Cystosarcoma phyllodes
Most common non-epithelial mass in the breast; is usually nontender and unilateral
- Presents pretty similar to a fibroadenoma with more rapid growth
- Slight chance for malignancy so removal is standard of care with monitor of recurrence
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Tests at first pregnancy visit
CBC
UA
G/C
TB
VDRL/RPR
HIV
Rh status
Rubella titer and HBsAg test
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Cardinal movments of labor
Engagement
Descent
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extension
External rotation
Expulsion
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Pathogenesis of endometriosis
1. Retrograde menstruation
2. Lymphatic dissemination
3. Coelomic metaplasia (explains endometriosis in pre-pubertal girls)
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Infant of a mother with HBsAg (+) test
Receive vaccine within 12 hours of birth
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Risks of hormone replacement therapy
***BREAST CANCER
Stroke
Blood clots
Heart disease
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Thyroid Storm Treatment
B-blocker, PTU, and corticosteroids
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Postpartum thyroiditis
Transient hyperthyroidism following delivery and is associated with anti-microsomal and TSO antibodies (just like w/ Hashimotos)
-Temporary management w/ antithyroid medications during the hyperthyroid phase
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Hyperparathyroidism treatment in pregnancy
1 or 2nd trimester= surgery
3rd trimester= oral phosphates and a low calcium diet
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Reverse doppler flow
Assoc. w/ fetal death in 48 hrs
=>>DELIVER
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Pt. w/ suspected pyelonephritis and no improvement after 48 hrs of antibiotics
Suspect urinary tract obstruction
-Getting a US will be helpful in this case
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Dyspnea in a pregnant woman being treated for pyelonephritis
Possible ARDS
-Due to endotoxin release from gram negative bacteria
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Septic pelvic thrombophlebitis
Bacterial infection at the placental implantation site spreads to thrombosed veins at the ovarian venous plexus or the common iliac veins
Sx: Recurrent high fever
Pelvic mass
Tx: Antibiotics + heparin
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Most common organisms causing postpartum endometritis
Anaerobic bacteria
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Treatment for breast engorgement
Wear a comfortable bra
Avoid nipple stimulation
Ice packs
NSAIDs
* DO NOT USE BREAST BINDING FOR LACTATION SUPPRESSION
- may lead to infection or plugged ducts
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Test done to confirm ectopic pregnancy
Transvaginal US
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Delivery of woman with previous abruption
36-37 weeks
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TdAP vaccine and pregnancy
Give after 28 weeks regardless of when they last had it
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Pap smears in HIV women
Annual
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Most common location of a. Osteoporotic fracture
Thoracic spine
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Most common STIs after sexual assault
Gonorrhea, chlamydia, Trichomonas, and HBV
- Go ahead and treat for these right off the bat
- Also screen for HIV and Syphilis
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Woman complaining of flank pain and abdominal tenderness following a pelvic surgery
Probably ureteral damage, most likely at the cardinal ligament
-CT or IVP to confirm
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RFs for fascial dehiscence
Obesity
Diabetes
Cancer
Vertical incision
-Usually will occur 7-10 days following surgery
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Most common cause for suture dehiscence
Fascial disruption/breakdown by the suture
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Diagnostic tests for Stress incontinence
Physical examination
Loss of bladder angle
Cystocele
Hypermobile urethra
Tx: Urethropexy (sling)
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Pessary
Device that treats pelvic support problems and urinary incontinence; support the pelvic structures
-useful for women who do not want surgery for stress incontinence
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Diabetes and the bladder
Can cause a nuerogenic bladder =>> overflow incontinence
-Basically because of neuropathy
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Most common cause of acute salpingitis
Multibacterial infxn
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Fitz-hugh-curtis cause
Purulent tubal discharge which ascends to the RUQ
-Patients will complain of pain here
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Most common cause of septic arthritis in young women
Gonorrhea; classically presents as migratory
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Signs and symptoms of acute salpingitis
Abdominal tenderness
Cervical motion tenderness
Adnexal tenderness
Vaginal discharge
Fever
Pelvic mass on physical examination or US
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IUD effect on PID
Increases risk
OCPs =>> Lower
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Adnexal mass w/ PID
Possible tubo-ovarian abscess
- US follow-up recommended
- Treated w/ IV antibiotics
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Most common ADRs from metronidazole
N/V, abdominal bloating, diarrhea
-DO NOT CONFUSE W/ DISULFARIM RXN
=>>headache, flushing, tachycardia, dizziness, N/V
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Bartholin gland abscess
On the vestibule of the labium majora
-Significant problem could be Cancer; especially in women > 40
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Greatest RF of multiple gestation
Premature or preterm labor
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Tx of polyhydramnios
Amniocentesis; even if vitals are stable and baby looks good at the moment
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Workup for Hyperemesis gravidarum
Work up for urine ketones
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Medical management of an inevitable abortion
Prostaglandins for ️Bleeding control
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Common history with cervical ectopic a
History of D/C
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DD of PPH
Atony (can be due to twins, fibroids, polyhydramnios, macrosomia)
Lacerations
PLACENTAL RETENTION
DIC
Hematomas
Coagulopathy
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Other drugs for uterine atony
Prostaglandin (Hemabate); don't give to asthmatics
Ergot alkaloids; don't give to HTN Pts.
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Target glucose levels in gestational diabetes
Fasting:
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RFs for placenta Previa
Previous PV
Previous c-sec
Uterine surgeries
Multiparity
Smoking
Cocaine
AMA
201
Assessment of HDN severity
Bilirubin in the amniotic fluid
Usually between 1:8-1:32
Increase in Doppler flow
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Tx of HDN
Direct blood transfusion into the umbilical cord
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Swelling lateral to the insertion of e round ligament and no intrauterine pregnancy but a positive test
Cornu ectopic pregnancy
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Testes in Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
Removed to prevent cancer development
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Positive withdrawal bleeding after progesterone challenge test in secondary amenorrhea work up...what next?
Prolactin and TSH levels
Pts. May wind up needing Clomiphene treatment
206
Benefits to OCPS
Less heavy periods
Decreased risk of endometrial and ovarian cancer, PID, and benign Breast disease
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Contraindications to IUD placement
Recent PID
STDs
Uterine tract malignancies
Breast cancer (preogesterone IUDs)
Fibroids
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Rapid growth of a uterine fibroid
Possible Leiomyosarcoma; take that motherfucker out
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Cervical cancer Tx.
Stages I and II = Hysterectomy
Stages III and IV = radiation therapy
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Abnormal uterine bleeding unresponsive to OCP Tx.
Endometrial ablation or hysterectomy
211
Tx of fibrocystic changes in the breast
OCPs
Vitamin E
Decrease caffeine
FNA if you want I guess
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Breast cancer treatments
Depends on its receptor positivity
Radiation given after simple lumpectomy
Chemo give with hormone therapy
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Congenital syphilis
10 days after delivery: Maculopapular rash, snuffles, mucous patches on the pharynx, Hepatosplenomegaly,
Later in life: Hutchinson teeth, saddle nose, saber shin
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Gestational CMV
Transmitted via saliva, secretions, Breast milk, semen
-can see IUGR, petechiae, Hepatosplenomegaly, Microcephaly, seizure, chorioretinitis, hydrops,
IgG in mom does not confer immunity and baby is still susceptible
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Tx for congenital varicella
Give varicella Ig and check tigers
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Delivery date for a gestational diabetic
38-39 weeks
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Theory behind progesterone treatment for early endometrial changes
Converts estradiol to estrone and also decreases the number of E2 receptors on endometrial cells
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MCCo prenatal death
Preterm labor
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Antibiotics in PROM
Decrease likelihood of neonatal infection and also prolong the latent phase of labor
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Postpartum fever with no uterine or Breast tenderness
Consider pelvic thrombophlebitis; is a diagnosis of exclusion
-Can sometimes see thrombosis on CT
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Risk of HIV transmission without HAART
25%
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Drug to give prior to administration of epidural
Antacids
If these were not given and a patient has the signs of respiratory distress, consider aspiration pneumonitis
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Most common neonatal endocrine cause of death
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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Management goals for delayed puberty
Intimate sexual maturation, prevent osteoporosis from Hypoestrogenemia, and promote full height potential
Start on unopposed estrogen first to promote normal
Breast development
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Uterine septum
Incomplete dissolution of the fused midline septum of the Müllerian ducts; often presents with recurrent miscarriage
Dx: HSG, saline infusion sonohysterogram
Tx: Resection
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What follow up should be performed on a woman with blocked tubes on HSG?
Laparoscopy; tubal spasm can cause this finding so we should identify the exact blockage
-Plus, it can also provide treatment
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Persistent postmenopausal bleeding after a normal endometrial sampling
Perform hysteroscopy
-Even though the sample was negative, we gotta figure this shit out dont give up bruh
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Granulosa cell and Sertoli-Leydig tumors on US
Completely solid mass
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Pseudomyomaperitonei
Rupture of a large mucinous cystadenoma (can get VERY LARGE and can produce chronic pelvic symptoms (pain, constipation, bowel obstruction)
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Tx for epithelial ovarian cancer
Debulking of the tumor with follow-up chemo
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Follicular cyst size
Usually 5cm or less
-If bigger mass seen, follow-up is needed
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Exercise-induced hypothalamic amenorrhea lab finding
Decreased estrogen w/ lower end normal FSH
