Day 14 - Ob2 Quiz

Question 1

Teratogens: phocomelia

Answer 1

Thalidomide (used to be sedative used in pregnancy)

Question 2

Teratogens: Yellow/brown teeth

Answer 2

Tetracyclines

Question 3

Teratogens: Deafness

Answer 3

Aminoglycosides

Question 4

Teratogens: Spina bifida & hypospadias

Answer 4

Valproic acid

Question 5

Teratogens: Cardiac epstein anomaly

Answer 5

Lithium

Question 6

Teratogens: Craniofacial abnormalities, growth retardation, CNS malformations, stillbirth

Answer 6

Warfarin

Question 7

Teratogens: Fingernail hypoplasia, Craniofacial defects, neural tube defects

Answer 7

Carbamazepine

Question 8

Teratogens: CNS problems (hydrocephalus), craniofacial, ear, & cardiovascular defects

Answer 8

Isotretinoin (or other Vitamin A excess)

Question 9

Teratogens: goiter, cretinism

Answer 9

Iodine/Iodide

Question 10

Teratogens: cerebral infarcts/hemorrhages & mental retardation

Answer 10

Cocaine

Question 11

Teratogens: clear cell adenocarcinoma of vagina, cervical incompetence

Answer 11

DES

Question 12

Types of Spontaneous Abortion: intrauterine pregnancy on sono, w/ vaginal bleeding,

Answer 12

Threatened abortion

Question 13

Types of Spontaneous Abortion: Nonviable uterine pregnancy, open os, nothing passed yet

Answer 13

Inevitable abortion

Question 14

Types of Spontaneous Abortion: Nonviable uterine pregnancy, closed os, nothing passed yet

Answer 14

Missed abortion

Question 15

Types of Spontaneous Abortion: open os, tissue at or beyond cervical os, some but not all products of conception passed

Answer 15

Incomplete abortion

Question 16

Types of Spontaneous Abortion: open os, all products of conception have passed

Answer 16

Complete abortion

Question 17

Indications for GBS ppx

Answer 17

GBS on vaginal/rectal culture in last 4 wks; Regardless of culture shows - GBS bacteuria in current pregnancy, hx of early onset GBS in prior infant, signs of infx (intrapartum fever, prolonged ROM, preterm labor)

Question 18

Congenital infx: initially asx, later develops unilateral hearing loss

Answer 18

CMV

Question 19

Congenital infx: hydrocephalus, chorioretinitis, intracranial calcifications

Answer 19

Toxoplasmosis (could also be CMV)

Question 20

Congenital infx: rash, deafness, cataracts

Answer 20

Rubella

Question 21

Congenital infx: hearing loss, chorioretinitis, intracranial calcifications

Answer 21

CMV

Question 22

Congenital infx: PDA, pulmonary artery stenosis

Answer 22

Rubella

Question 23

Congenital infx: anemia, blood tinged nasal secretions (i.e., snuffles), hepatosplenomegaly

Answer 23

Syphilis

Question 24

Congenital infx: temporal lobe encephalitis

Answer 24

HSV

Question 25

First line tx hyperemesis gravidarum

Answer 25

B6, doxylamine, hydration