UWorld 2 Flashcards

(47 cards)

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What should the target fasting glucose level be for pregnant women with GDM?

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Less than or equal to 95

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What should the target 1-hour postprandial glucose level be for pregnant women with GDM?

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Less than or equal to 140

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What should the target 2-hour postprandial glucose level be for pregnant women with GDM?

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Less than or equal to 120

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What are the first and second line treatments for GDM?

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  1. Diet & exercise

2. Insulin

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5
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Does insulin cross the placenta?

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No

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What does the “BECALM” acronym stand for in management of shoulder dystocia (shoulder can’t be delivered)?

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Breathe, do not push
Elevate legs & flex hips
Call for help
Apply suprapubic pressure
Larger with episiotomy
Maneuvers
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What’s the definition of chronic HTN?

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Systolic 140+ and/or diastolic 90+ prior to conception or up to 20 weeks gestation

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What’s the definition of gestational HTN?

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New onset elevated BP at 20+ weeks gestation; no proteinuria or end organ damage though

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What’s the definition of preeclampsia?

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New onset elevated BP at 20+ weeks gestation and proteinuria or signs of end-organ damage

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What’s the definition of eclampsia?

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Preeclampsia and new-onset grand mal seizures

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What’s the definition of chronic HTN with superimposed preeclampsia?

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Chronic HTN and 1 of the following:

  1. New onset proteinuria or worsening of proteinuria at 20+ weeks
  2. Sudden worsening of HTN
  3. Signs of end organ damage
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Is preterm labor a risk of HTN?

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Yes

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13
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What is preterm rupture of membranes associated with?

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Genital tract infection

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What placental condition is caused when the placental villi attach to the myometrium rather than the uterine decidua?

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Placenta accreta “My, this accret really sucks without deciduous trees”

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What vitamin deficiency is associated with neural tube defects?

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Folate

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What condition presents with painless vaginal bleeding after 20 weeks gestation?

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Placenta previa

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What is the cause of placenta previa?

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The placenta is covering the cervix

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What condition causes vaginal bleeding and contractions, and is caused by the separation of the placenta from the uterus prior to fetal delivery?

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Placental abruption

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What’s the definition of preterm labor?

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Cervical dilation 3+cm or effacement with regular painful uterine contractions, at <37 weeks gestation

20
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What is the common pathogen for asymptomatic bacteriuria during pregnancy?

21
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What are the 3 best abx for asymptomatic bacteriuria during pregnancy?

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  1. Cephalexin
  2. Amox-clav
  3. Nitrofurantoin
22
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What fetal defects do fluoroquinolones cause?

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Bone

“fluoro-ide on your tooth bones”

23
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What fetal defects do tetracyclines cause?

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Why is TMP-SMX contraindicated during the first and third but not second trimester?

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It can interfere with folic acid metabolism in the first trimester, and it can cause kernicterus in the third trimester

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What is hyperemesis gravidarum?
Severe nausea/vomiting during pregnancy
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What's a risk factor for hyperemesis gravidarum?
Twin gestation
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Is hyperemesis gravidarum more prevalent in young or older women?
Younger
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What's the empiric treatment for chlamydia & gonorrhea?
Azithromycin + Ceftriaxone
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Which antibiotic covers chlamydia?
Azithromycin
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What is candida intertrigo?
Candida in skin folds
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What's the treatment for candida?
Topical azoles
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What's the treatment for hidradenitis suppurativa?
Doxycycline
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What's the treatment for condyloma acuminata (HPV complication)?
Trichloroacetic acid
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CA-125 is a tumor marker for epithelial ________ carcinoma?
Ovarian
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Why do hydatidiform moles cause theca lutein ovarian cysts?
Due to the increased B-hCG levels
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What's the treatment for hydatidiform mole?
Suction curettage
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What birth defects does Valproate cause?
Neural tube defects
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What's a good option for bipolar patients to switch to from valproate?
Lamotrigine
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What birth defects does Carbamazepine cause?
Neural tube defects
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What can lithium rarely cause in a fetus?
Ebstein anomaly
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Which hormone surges before ovulation?
LH
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What might cause the inability to void 6+ hours after vaginal delivery and dribbling urine?
Postpartum urinary retention
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What's the diagnosis and treatment of postpartum urinary retention?
Urethral catheterization
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What's a chronic inflammatory disease common in postmenopausal women that presents with pale thinning of the vulva with fissures?
Lichen sclerosus
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What's the treatment for lichen sclerosus?
Topical corticosteroids
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What should you do if you suspect lichen sclerosus?
Punch biopsy to rule out cancer
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What's the treatment for patients with syphilis who are allergic to penicillin?
Skin testing and penicillin desensitization