9) Maternal Medicine - Gastro/Abdo pain Flashcards

1
Q

Percentage of patients with IBD diagnosed<35 years

A

50%

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2
Q

Where is the inflammation in UC?

A

Mucosal layer of colon

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3
Q

Where is the inflammation in CD?

A

Transmural anywhere from mouth –> perianal area.

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4
Q

Proportion of women with IBD conceiving after diagnosis made

A

25%

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5
Q

Which IBD does smoking increase risk of relapse in?

A

Crohn’s

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6
Q

Risk of relapse of IBD in pregnancy

A

30% relapse rate if stable.

2/3 if active disease at conception.

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7
Q

When do most IBD relapses occur?

A

Early pregnancy

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8
Q

Effect of pregnancy on overall relapses?

A

Lowers risk

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9
Q

Effect of IBD on pregnancy

A
  • Similar fertility (unless active disease or extensive surgery)
  • Stable disease no increase in adverse outcomes
  • Miscarriage, PTB, Low birthweight in patients with active disease
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10
Q

What can be used to diagnose IBD flare?

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  • Clinical features
  • CRP
  • Faecal calprotectin
  • Imaging
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11
Q

Mycophenolate/methotrexate in IBD

A

Stop 3/12 before conception

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12
Q

Aminosalicylates (sulfasalazine/mesalazine) in IBD

A
  • Safe and should be continued (up to 3g/day)
  • Higher doses associated with fetal nephrotoxicity
  • Bloody diarrhoea in mesalazine
  • Sulfasalazine needs high dose folic acid (DHFR inhibitor)
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13
Q

Thiopurines (azathioprine/mercaptopurine) in IBD

A

Safe.

Azathioprine preferred.

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14
Q

Calcineurin inhibitors (tacrolimus/ciclosporin) in IBD

A

If steroids refractory.

Link to PTB and low birthweight.

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15
Q

Indications for surgery in IBD

A
Obstruction
Perforation
Haemorrhage
Abscess
Toxic megacolon
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16
Q

Indications for CS in IBD

A
  • Active perianal or rectal disease

- After ileo-anal pouch formation

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17
Q

Perineum in IBD

A

Avoid episiotomy

18
Q

Analgesia in IBD

A
  • NSAIDs can exacerbate for some

- Opiates lead to constipation and exacerbate perianal disease

19
Q

Incidence of acute abdomen in pregnancy

A

1 in 500

20
Q

Increase in childhood cancer risk from abdominal CT

A

0.1% and fatal adult cancers 0.3%

21
Q

Incidence of biliary colic/cholecystitis

A

1-6 in 1000

22
Q

Treatment for biliary colic/cholecystitis

A

If obstructive stone - ERCP.

Definitive surgery during index admission preferred.

23
Q

Incidence of bowel obstruction

A

1 in 1500

24
Q

Incidence of pancreatitis

A

3 in 10,000

25
Q

Blood tests in pancreatitis

A

Serum amyase 3 x uLN diagnostic.

Serum lipase more sensitive and specific.

26
Q

Normal renal tract dilatation

A

5mm left, 15mm right, 2cm ureters.

27
Q

Risk of visceral artery aneurysm rupture in pregnancy

A

4 x higher

28
Q

Which visceral artery aneurysm rupture most common?

A

Splenic artery rupture (95% cases during pregnancy)

29
Q

Most common surgical abdomen in pregnancy

A

Appendicitis

Gallstone disease next

30
Q

Incidence of appendicitis in pregnancy

A

1/800-1/1500

31
Q

Appendicitis in pregnancy more or less common?

A

Less common

32
Q

Most common time for appendicitis in pregnancy

A

2nd trimester.

Perforation most common in 3rd trimester.

33
Q

Which symptoms significantly different between pregnant appendicitis and non-pregnant?

A

More likely RUQ pain, dysuria.

Less likely rebound/guarding and low grade fever.

34
Q

Number of negative laparotomies for appendicitis

A

35%

35
Q

Incision for appendicitis

A

Transverse incision over point of maximal tenderness unless diagnosis uncertain then do lower midline

36
Q

Which routine of operation associated with higher risk of fetal loss?

A

Laparoscopic (RR 1.9)

37
Q

Incidence of failed intubation in pregnant

A

3.3%

38
Q

Intra-abdominal pressure during laparoscopy in pregnancy

A

<12 mmHg

39
Q

Fetal loss associated with appendicitis

A

1.5% Simple
6% Peritonitis
36% Perforated

40
Q

Risk of PTB with appendicitis?

A

1% second trimester, 9% 3rd trimester

41
Q

Percentage of patients operated on in first trimester who miscarry

A

10%