Week 1 UWorld and Case Files 1-4 Flashcards
(111 cards)
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when does risk of MS onset increase in women? signs?
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post partum period…fatigue and CNS symptoms
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2 main signs on cerebral venous thrombosis in women
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HA and papilledema
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2 imaging modalities for CVT
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CT first then MR venography
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what is management of Ovarian torsion?
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diagnostic laporoscopy
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common cause of ovarian torsion?
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ovarian mass
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what is treatment of opioid dependent pregnant patients? why?
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methadone throughout pregnancy…better than detox and medication withdrawal management because this has increased risk of relapse
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signs of malignant hyperthermia
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hypercapnea tachypnea tachycardia myoglobinuria muscle rigidity
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symptom of uterine rupture? risk for? manage?
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sudden abdominal pain in labor…risk is prior uterine surgery…manage with immediate c xsn
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2 complications of uterine rupture in labor?
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cord compression…decreased fetal HR
hypoxic placenta if placenta involved
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three parts of initial eval of patient with AUB-O
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CBC, preg test, coag studies
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rx for AUB-O if patient is stable?
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high dose estrogen will control bleeding…if contraindicated can give progesterone
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when does peripartum cardiomyopathy occur? Signs? management?
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happens in last month of preg or 5 mos after delivery
signs are those of HF, mitral regurg
manage with echo and follow…rx like HF
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what is murmur associated with peripartum cardiomyopathy
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mR
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number one cardio contraindication to pregnancy
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mitral stenosis that is symptomatic
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5 cardio contraindications for pregnancy
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symptomatis MS and AS
PAH
LVEF less than 30%
bicuspid AV with enlarged AA
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what can often co occur with granulosa cell tumor? why? how to evaluate for it?
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endometrial hyperplasia/cancer because of the increase inestrogen from the tumor…so do biopsy to rule in/out
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what is AFLP?
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acute fatty liver of pregnancy
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when does AFLP occur?
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in 3rd trimester
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sx and management of AFLP
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hypoglycemia, elevated liver enzymes and bilirubin
manage by immediate delivery
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complication of AFLP?
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DIC
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Most common SE of tamoxifen?
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hot flashes
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what qualifies as recurrent cystitis in women?
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2 infxns in 6 mos or 3 in a year
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what is good way to treat recurrent cystitis in women if happening post intercourse?
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postcoital abx
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what is a urethral diverticulum?
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urethral outpouching that can cause an anterior vaginal wall mass that is tender
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what is a prolonged postoperative ileus?
greater than 72 hours after surgery the bowel still isnt moving...no flatus
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signs of prolonged postoperative ileus
no flatus..abdominal distension on Xray and N/V
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tubovarian abscess is from what? what does it look like?
from PID...is a complex multiloculated adnexal mass
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what is prevention rx for preclampsia?
12 weeks gestation give low dose aspirin
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what imaging is done for any unilateral spontaneous nipple discharge?
always US...if older than 30 then add on mammogram too
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how does uterus feel in adenomyosis?
bulky and tender
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how does uterus feel in fibroids?
irregularly enlarged
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2 signs of uteroplacental insufficiency in late/post term pregnancies
fetal decelerations in non stress test and largest pocket of amniotic fluid on US is less than 2 cm
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what is contraindicated in females with migraine history? why?
estrogen containing contraception because of increased risk of thrombotic stroke in patients with migraine...and estrogen increases that risk further
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what is cutoff for fetal bradycardia/tachycardia?
110 and 160
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when is non stress test done on fetus?
when there is concern for lack of fetal mvmnt, hypoxia and acidosis
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what normally happens with non stress test in fetus?
when fetus moves...HR increase
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if HR does not increase in non stress test, what is MC cause of this finding?
quiet sleep cycle in fetus...extend study
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short interval between pregnancy is considered how long? what are risks?
6-18 mos
| risk for PPROM, maternal anemia, pre term delivery and low birth weight
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if corpus luteum is lost before week 10 of gestation what do you need to do?
give progesterone replacement
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what is reason to check fetal heart rate patterns during delivery?
to be aware of brain hypoxia
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what is category 1 of fetal heart rate patterns?
110-160 BPM
| with variability and no late deceleration
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what is category 2 of fetal heart rate patterns?
in between 1 and 3
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what is category 3 of fetal heart rate patterns?
absent variability with late decels, variable decels or bradycardia
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what is rx for cat III fetal heart pattern?
stop uterotonics...administer oxygen and reposition mom to see if that helps...if not go direct to c sxn
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what is second stage of labor? when is it arrested?
second stage is after full cervical dilation and effacement and actively pushing...if actively pushing for 3 hrs with no fetal change then in second stage arrest
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what is cause of gestational diabetes? when to screen?
human placental lactogen secretion
| screen at 24-28 wks
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what is first and second line rx for gestational diabetes?
1st is diet and exercise
| 2nd is insulin followed by metformin and glyburide
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what is shoulder dystocia?
impaction of fetal anterior shoulder into moms pubic symphis...head is out
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what is first thing to do for shoulder dystocia?
elevate legs and flex hips then apply suprapubic pressure
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what are screenings at 12 weeks gestation?
HIV, syphilis, blood types, nuchal translucency and PAPP-a
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what does nuchal translucency and PAPP- a test for at 12 weeks?
T21
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is weight gain common with OCPS?
NO...just depo
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when do you need backup for OCPs?
if you start more than 7 days after last period
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what are some dietary changes to help with first tri N/V?
small frequent meals low in fat with ginger root and ale
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what are two supplements for N/V in 1st tri?
B6 and doxylamine
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what are anti emetics for N/V in 1st tri?
metocloprmaide and pomethazine
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what abx decrease OCP effectiveness?
rifamipin, rifabutin and rifamixin
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patient in labor develops fever and has prolonged membrane rupture, what is diagnosis?
chorioamnionitis
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what is rx for chorioamnionitis?
continue labor and give broad spectrum abx
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a fever in immediate post partum setting should be considered as what?
endometritis
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what is the bishop score?
score to determine need for cervical ripening agents...takes dilation, effacement and position into account
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what are some ways to induce labor without medication?
nipple stimulation
amniotomy
membran stripping
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what is most effective labor analgesia agent?
epidural, pudendal nerve blocks are useful in second stage of labor
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name the four risks of assisted vaginal delivery
shoulder dystocia, facial nerve palsy, cephalohematoma and brachial plexus injury
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4 drugs for postpartum hem
oxytocin
carboprost
methylergonivine
misoprostol
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what is contraindication to carboprost?
asthma
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what is contraindication to methylergonivine
HTn
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what does fetal fibronectin test for?
it is a test to determine likelihood of preterm delivery...if negative then good
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what are tocolytic meds used for?
prevention of pre term labor
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name the tocolytics
nifedipine
magnesium sulfate
prostaglandin inhibitors
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effects of magnesium toxicity?
somnolence, loss of DTRs and respiratory depression
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risk for magnesium toxicity?
renal insufficiency `
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wht age for significant fertility decline?
35...minimal ovarian reserve
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what is infertility at 35 or older likely from ?
diminshed ovarian reserve
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what do you do if patient has seizure from eclampsia in labor?
prompt delivery
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what two things elevated in T21? what is low?
hcg and inhibin a
| afp is low
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what are levels of afp, hcg and estriol in T18?
all low
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what is rx of uterine inversion?
manual replacement of uterus
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what causes uterine inversion?
excess fundal massage and traction on umbilical cord
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most common cause of term oligohydrmnios?
rupture of membranes
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what are signs and symptoms of chorioamnionitis?
fever, tachycardia, leukocytosis, N/V and uterine tenderness
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what are two risks for chorioamnionitis?
PPROM and prolonged rupture of membranes
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what is rx for chorioamnionitis?
abx and delivery
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Define pprom
preterm prelabor rupture of membranes before week 37
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three risks for PPROM
GU infxn, antepartum bleeding and prior PPROM
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how do you manage PPROM?
if less than 34 wks give abx and steroids if more then deliver
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risk factors for cervical cancer?
immunosupression, HPV, lot of sex partners, early sex, tobacco
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risk factors for ovarian cancer?
family history, emdometriosis, early menarche and later menopause
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risk factors for endometrial cancer
annovulation and obesity
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what four things to give in preterm labor?
ampicillin
steroids
magnesium sulfate
tocolytics
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why is magnesium sulfate given in pre term labor?
because it is neuroprotective against CP
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what is rx for labial adhesion?
estrogen cream
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who gets labial adhesions? sx?
2-3 yo girls
| usually asymptomatic but can cause GU infxn and be itchy
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symptoms of inflammatory breast cancer?
peau de orange, edema, erythema and lymphadenopathy
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classic finding in inflammatory breast cancer?
peau de orange...dimpling of skin with edema
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what is rx for inflammatory breast cancer?
mastectomy and chemo
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how to dx inflammatory breast cancer?
punch or core biopsy
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three common reasons for elevated AFP?
NTD,
| gastric wall defect like omphalocele and multiple gestations
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what is TTTS?
twin twin tranfusion syndrome
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explain what happens in TTTS?
anastomosis btw umbilical artery of one twin and vein of other twin so one twin loses blood and gets anemic and oligohydramnios while other gets polycythemia and polyhydramnios
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what must be present to have TTTS?
monochorionic twins
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what is treatment for endometrial hyperplasia if patient desired future preg?
IUD with progesterone
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what is treatment for endometrial hyperplasia if patient does not desiree future preg?
hysterectomy
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what is common bleeding sign for endometrial polyps?
regular menses with intermenstrual light bleeding
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what is rx for endometrial polyps?
hysteroscopic polypectomy
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what is uterine exam like for endometrial polyps?
normal usually because polyps are within the uterine cavity
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what is goal of giving combined OCP to patient with AUB who is less than 45yo?
estrogen will help build endometrium the progesterone will help shed it
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if a patient with AUB less than 45yo is started on OCP for control of AUB but it does not improve, what should be done? why?
they should have endometrial biopsy because the progesterone in the combines OCP likely isnt able to completely shed endometrium so they may be having hyperplasia
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what are some contraindications to IUD placement?
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unexplained vaginal bleeding
pregnancy
wilson disease (copper0
liver disease (progestin)
pelvic infection
endometrial and cervical cancer
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main sx of vesicovaginal fistula?
continuous urinary leakage
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what are three common causes of vesicovaginal fistulas?
post radiation, surgery and childbirth
