18 Flashcards
presentation vulvovaginal candidiasis
thrush:
- itching
- discharge (cottage cheese)
describe type 1 endometrial cancer
endometrioid adenocarcinoma
- commonest
- obese women
- younger
- hyperplasia
what happens in phenylketonuria
- babies unable to breakdown phenylalanine
- untreated babies develop serious, irreversible mental disability
surgical management of PPH
- B Lynch suture
- ligation of uterine/ iliac vessels
- hysterectomy
pathological prognostic features for endometrial cancer
- histological type
- histological grade
- stage
- lymphovascular space invasion
management cryptorchidism
orchiopexy
describe monochorionic/ mono amniotic twins
fertilised ova cleaves but the babies share an amniotic sac and chorium
cleavage >8 days
when can ulipristal pill be taken as emergency contraception
<120hours
maternal complications of eclampsia
- seizures
- cerebral haemorrhage
- stroke
- HELLP
- renal failrue
- pulmonary oedema
- cardiac failure
urinary incontinence management
- pelvic floor exercises
- reduce caffeine intake
- weight loss
- stop smoking
- increase fibre
- physio
- surgery
describe shoulder dystocia
after delivery of head, shoulders of fetes become stuck on maternal pubic symphysis
what happens in medium chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiency
babies cannot easily break down fat for energy
serious when baby not feeling/ feeding well
25% mortality
describe use of injectable progestogen as contraception
- deep IM every 13 weeks
- makes cervix hostile to sperm
- delay in return to fertility
- osteoporosis
- weight gain
describe medical abortion
- from 5-24 weeks
- miferpristone + misoprostol
- initiates uterine contraction 36-48 hours later opening cervix and expelling pregnancy
describe monochorionic/ diamniotic twins
1 chromium, individual amniotic sacs
cleavage 4-8 days