hard stuff Flashcards
When is continuous CTG indicated?
contractions last longer than 2 minutes
more than 5 in 10 minutes
presence of meconium
maternal pyrexia
suspected chorioamniotis
abnormal pain
fresh vaginal bleed
blood stained liquor
maternal pulse >120
severe htn >160
htn >140
what is the volume of amniotic fluid that is consistent with polyhydramnios
> 2-3L of amniotic fluid
respiratory changes that are physiological to pregnancy?
increased minute ventilation
increased respiratory workload
feeling of breathlessness
increase in tidal volume
how is uterine hyperstimulation syndrome assessed?
6 contractions in 10 minutes
<60s between contractions
Variable decelerations occur secondary
to compression of the umbilical cord, initially leading to occlusion of the umbilical vein, leading to an acceleration, followed by occlusion of the umbilical artery, leading to a deep deceleration
14 weeks pregnant
pain, distress
per vaginum bleed
lower abdo cramp pain
tender suprapubic rgeion
signs of infection
elevated high temp
high heart rate
low bp
normal oxygen saturations
1) A-E
2) call for senior help
how is breastfeeding recommended?
6 months exclusive
continue for more than 2 years
When is LNG-IUS not recommended in menorrhagia?
if uterine cavity is distorted
large fibroids
can carbamazepine and OCP be given together?
what can?
no
enzyme inducer
progesterone implant
mirena
who should be screened fro thyroid disease at pregnancy?
T1DM
first degree relative
autoimmune conditions
sacrospinous fixation
suture top of vaginal vault to sacrospinous ligament
> complications include damage to sciatic nerve and pudendal vessel
complications of sacrospinous fixation?
sciatic nerve
pudendal vessel
secondary prevention
cervical cancer screening
enable early detection and prompt effective intervention to correct departures from state of health
when is methyldopa contraindicated in htn in pregnancy?
if previous hx of depression
Ovarian torsion
how does it present
how to investigate?
acutely unwell
sudden onset
rly painful
radiates to back or thigh
USS - abnormal ovarian blood flow and the presence of free fluid