UWorld 3

Question 1

Both hydatidiform moles and embryonal carcinomas can present with an abdominal mass and elevated B-hCG, so what symptoms differentiate the two?

Answer 1

Patients with embryonal carcinoma have ascites, while patients with moles present with HTN and neurological symptoms

“That mole is making me tense”

Question 2

What’s a pessary?

Answer 2

An insert used to treat pelvic organ prolapse

Question 3

When can you stop pap testing?

Answer 3

Age 65 or hysterectomy + no h/o cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 2 or higher + 3 consecutive negative paps or 2 consecutive negative co-testing results

Question 4

What fetal defect might maternal amphetamine use lead to?

Answer 4

Growth restriction

Question 5

What fetal defect might first trimester NSAID use lead to?

Answer 5

Gastroschisis

Question 6

What pregnancy/fetal defect might maternal DM lead to?

Answer 6

Polyhydramnios

Question 7

What is a normal fluid pocket size?

Answer 7

2+ cm

Question 8

What is a normal amniotic fluid index?

Answer 8

> 5

Question 9

In a BPP test, how many fetal movements are considered normal?

Answer 9

3+ movements

Question 10

In a BPP test, how many fetal breathing movements are considered normal at minimum?

Answer 10

1+

Question 11

In a BPP test, how many fetal tone episodes are considered normal at minimum?

Answer 11

1+