Y5 Obstetrics Cases Flashcards

1
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Short-term and long-term (delivery) management plan if there is INTRA-UTERINE GROWTH RESTRICTION

A

Short-term - serial USS growth scans + umbilical artery doppler
Long-term - consultant-led care + delivery soon (no more than 37wks if Doppler abnormal)

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2
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Tests you would arrange in case of IUGR

A

STI screen
USS
Urine tox screen, toxoplasmosis, CMV screen

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3
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Differentials for small for gestational age

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Infection, placental insuff, undernutrition, normal (small baby, small parents), genetic disorders, multiple pregnancy

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4
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How often do IUGR patients need to come for scans if doppler is normal or abnormal

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If umbilical artery doppler is normal = every 14 days

If umbilical artery doppler is abnormal = 2x weekly

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5
Q

Consequences of heroin use in pregnancy

A
Placental abruption
Low birth weight
Premature
Neonatal abstinence syndrome
Stillbirth
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6
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MLDx if vaginal bleeding + lower abdo pain <10wks pregnant

A

Miscarriage

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7
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Ix if vaginal bleeding in pregnancy

A
Basic obs (haemodynamic stability)
ABC for bleeding
Speculum exam for cervical os
TVUS
Bloods (FBC, U&E, G&S, Rhesus)
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8
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Process of speculum exam

A

Offer chaperone + give privacy to dress/undress
Bring heels towards bottom then let knees flop to side
Inspect area
Lubricate speculum
Breathe normally as speculum inserted and relax as you feel it turned. There will be some pressure as it is being opened which allows us to see the cervix. Then we take it out

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9
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Risks of surgical management of miscarriage

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Surgical - infection, bleeding, anaesthetic-associated risks

Specific - retained products of conception, cervical incompetence in future pregnancies, Asherman syndrome)

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10
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5 types of miscarriage

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Complete
Incomplete
Threatened 
Inevitable
Septic
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11
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Medical management of miscarriage

A

Misoprostol alone (oral, vaginal, rectal, subungual)
Can give mifepristone 24/48 hrs before
Take pregnancy test in 3 weeks

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12
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Downsides of medical management of miscarriage

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More pain + bleeding
Needs more than one hospital visit
Risk of failure which needs another dose or surgical management

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13
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Surgical management of miscarriage

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Manual vacuum aspiration under local in outpatient/clinic or surgical in theatre under general (chlamydia risk so azithromycin for 3 days as prophylaxis)

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14
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How many evacuations of retained products of conception (ERPC) are a risk factor for cervical incompetence

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2+

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15
Q

When to admit to EPU

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Positive pregnancy test + abdo pain/tednerness, pelvic tenderness, cervical motion tenderness

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16
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Expectant management of miscarriage

A

Wait and repeat urine pregnancy test in 7-10 days

- come back if positive of sx are worse/continue

17
Q

Use of TVUS in early pregnancy

A

Assess LOCATION and VIABILITY of the pregnancy