2011 Flashcards
- maternal cardiac disease most likely to transmit to fetus:
a. IHSS
b. VSD
c. coarctation of the aorta
d. ASD
IHSS
- MOST likely defect with ACE inhibitor:
a. cardiac
b. oral cleft/palate
c. polydactyly
d..omphalocele
Cardiac
- maternal PKU associated with what defects:
a. cardiac
b. arched eyebrow
c. stippled epiphysis
d. nail hypoplasia
Cardiac
- maternal PKU associated with what defects:
a. cardiac
b. arched eyebrow
c. stippled epiphysis
d. nail hypoplasia
Cardiac
- in pregnancy with maternal pku proper management includes all except:
a. serial USG for growth and head measurement
b. limit phenalanine intake in mother
c. test father for PKU
d. test amniotic fluid PAH gene
D
- What is associated with aspartoacylase deficiency is associated with?
a. Canavan Dz
b. Neimann-pick
c. Gaucher
d. Fanconi Anemia
A
- IHSS inheritance:
a. multifactorial
b. autosomal recessive
c. autosomal dominant
A
what is protective in TTTS:
a. arteriovenous connections
b. venoarterial connections
c. arterio-arterio connections
d. venous-venous connections
C
cvs sample that you should test for uniparental disomy in:
1. turner mosaic
2. T21 mosaic
3. T13
4. T15 mosaic
T15 mosaic
Prader willi most common defect:
1. maternal deletion chrom 15
2. maternal uniparental disomy
3. paternal deletion chrom 15
4. duplication of maternal chromo
Paternal deletion of chromosome 15
medication most likely to cause iugr:
a. atenolol
b. metoprolol
c. labetalol
d. propranolol
Atenolol
in banked breastmilk, least likely to be transmitted?
a. HIV
b. Hep C
c. Hep B
d. Syphilis
e. CMV
Syphilis
valproic acid use in early pregnancy most assoc with:
a. NTD
b. Cleft lip/palate
c. cardiac
NTD
Depo postpartum most likely effect:
a. elevated TG
b. decreased milk supply
c. increased risk of thromboembolism
d. decreased pp depression
e. increased calcium absorption
Elevated triglycerides
Depo postpartum most likely effect:
a. elevated TG
b. decreased milk supply
c. increased risk of thromboembolism
d. decreased pp depression
e. increased calcium absorption
Elevated triglycerides
earliest and longest teratogenic vulnerability
a. cardiac
b. neuro
c. limb
d. external genitalia
Neuro
HIV med not to give with active hepatitis:
a. epivir
b. kaletra
c. AZT
d. nevirapine
Nevirapine
HIV med not to give with active hepatitis:
a. epivir
b. kaletra
c. AZT
d. nevirapine
Nevirapine
HIV positive no treatment on L&D what to treat with? AZT not an option so answer was nevirapine
Nevirapine
Previous neonatal death from CAH new pregnancy what did baby die of?
Saltwasting dehydration
If patient has CAH when to start dexa
7-8 weeks
Patient presents with hypovolemia, hyponatremia, normocytic anemia
a. hyperthyroidism
b. prolactinoma
c. addison’s
d. diabetes
Addison’s
Patient presents with hypovolemia, hyponatremia, normocytic anemia
a. hyperthyroidism
b. prolactinoma
c. addison’s
d. diabetes
Addison’s
plasmapheresis most likely to help
a. HELLP
b. TTP
c. Guillan barre
d. ITP
TTP
ITP: steroids
Best initial treatment for pheochromocytoma
a. beta blocker
b. alpha blocker
c. calcium channel blocker
A
Best initial treatment for pheochromocytoma
a. beta blocker
b. alpha blocker
c. calcium channel blocker
A