Common obstetric histories - Abdominal pain Flashcards

1
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What would you want to ask about abdominal pain in an abstetric patient?

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SOCRATES

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What are general questions you might want to ask about on systemic enquiry of an obstetric patient?

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  • Fever
  • Sweats
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What obstetric questions would you want to ask about on systemic enquiry of an obstetric patient?

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  • Foetal movements
  • COntractions/tightening
  • PV loss
  • Pre-eclampsia symtpoms
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What gynaecological symptoms would you want to ask about in an obstetric patient with abdominal pain?

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  • PV discharge
  • PV bleeding
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5
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What urological symptoms would you want to ask about in an obstetric patient with abdominal pain?

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  • Storage - frequency, nocturia, urgency, volume
  • Infection - dysuria, haematuria, odour
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What gastrointestinal symtpoms woud you ask about on systmic enquiry in an obstetric patient with abdominal pain?

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  • Weight loss
  • Appetite change
  • Vomiting/haematemesis
  • Bowel habit change
  • Tenesmus
  • Blood/mucus in stool
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What features of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient would suggest PID/acute salpingitis?

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  • PV discharge
  • Bilateral pelvic pain
  • Vaginal discharge
  • Dyspareunia
  • Dysmenorrhoea
  • FEver
  • May have post-coital/intermenstrual bleeding
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What features assocaited with abdominal pain in an obstetric patient suggest an ectopic pregnancy?

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  • Unilateral pain + PV bleeding
  • Usually between 4-12 weeks gestation
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What features of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient would suggest a miscarriage?

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  • <24 weeks gestation
  • Associated PV bleeding
  • May pass clots or products of conception
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10
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What features of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient suggest braxton hicks contractions?

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  • Late pregnancy
  • Infrequent
  • Ireegular contractions
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What features of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient suggest labour as a cause?

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  • > 24 weeks gestation
  • Painful regular contractions
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What are features of abdominal pain suggest fibroids (red degeneration or torsion) in an obstetric patient?

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  • Severe abdominal pain
  • May have fever/vomiting
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What are features of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient suggests Ovarian torsion/haemorrhage/rupture?

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  • Severe unilateral pain
  • May have fever/vomiting
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14
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What are obstetic causes of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient?

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  • Ectopic
  • Miscarriage
  • Braxton hicks contractions
  • Labour
  • Placental abruption
  • Pre-eclampsia
  • Uterine rupture
  • Chorioamnionitis
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What are gynaecological causes of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient?

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  • Fibroids - red degeneration/torsion
  • PID
  • Ovarian torsion/rupture/haemorrhage
  • Round ligament pain
  • Symphysis pubis dysfucntion
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16
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What are general surgical causes of abdominal pain in an obstetric patient?

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Any cause of acute abdominal pain in non-pregnant patients