Inicet Flashcards

1
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Definition of primary amenorrhea

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Absence of menses by 13 years and no secondary sexual characteristics
OR
Absence of menses by 15 years but secondary sexual characters present

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2
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Investigations for primary amenorrhea

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1 step-Local examinaton
Ist Inv-USG(look for presence and absence of uterus , ovaries)

2nd Inv-FSH levels

IOC- karyotype

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3
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Primary amenorrhea with high FSH means

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Gonadal dysgenesis,Ex:Turners syndrome

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4
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Primary amenorrhea with low FSH seen in

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Kallman syndrome

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5
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Primary amenorrhea with normal FSH

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Mullerian agenesis

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6
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Cancer caused by DES

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Clear cell cancer vagina

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7
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Diseases caused by DES

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T shaped uterus
CIN
Cervical collar
Cervical hood
Clear cell cancer of vagina
Vaginal adenosis

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8
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Most common finding in DES

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Hypoplastic uterus

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9
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Min no of AN visits by WHO and Indian std

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8&4

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10
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Calorie requirement throughout pregnancy

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Extra 350 kcal

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11
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Methods of first trimester abortì on

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Misoprostol / Migeprestone-upto 9 weeks

Manual vaccum aspiration-60 ml-660 mmHg-double valve vasculation syringe

Suction and Evacuation -600 mmHg

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12
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Therapeutic level of MgSO4

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4-7 mEq/L

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13
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Knee jerk is lost at,Resp distress,resp arrest at

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7-10
>10
>12

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14
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Uses of MgSO4

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Weak tocolytic drug
Prevention of seizures and it’s recurrence
Neuroprotective <32 weeks

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15
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Define and give cause for late deceleration

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Gradual,wide symmetrical starts at the peak of contraction and always ends just after contraction

Cause - uteroplacental insufficiency

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16
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What is category 3 FHR and what is its management

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Late deceleration/Variable deceleration with absent BTBV

Absent BTBV with Bradycardia

Rx-urgent CS
NEVER INDUCTION OF LABOR

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17
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What part of HPV virus is used to make vaccine

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L1 capsid protein make virus like particles

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18
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How does HPV cause malignant transformation of cells

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E6-knocks out P53 gene
E7-knocks out RB
E1 and E2 cause replication of virus

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19
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Cancers caused by HPV and characteristic HPE finding

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Cancers of vulva,vagina,penile,anal,oro pharyngeal

Epitheliotropic(affects squamous epithelium,lies between basal and para basal cells)

HPE - koilocytosis

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20
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Vulval cancer most common age group

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Type 2(non HPV)>Type 1

Type 2-55-65 years,related to non inflammatory conditions like lichen sclerosis

Type 1- HPV related,smoking RF,HPV 16 most common ,seen in younger women

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21
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Most common site and presentation of vulval cancer

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Labia majors>minora

Vulval lesion(maybe with pruritis)

22
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Components of BPP
Another name of BPP

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Amniotic fluid (SDP>2cm - +2)
NST
Fetal tone
Fetal breathing movement
Gross body movements

Mannings score

23
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Modified NST

A

BPP+Amniotic fluid

24
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When is Chronionic villous sampling done,complications?

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11–13 weeks
Fetal limb defects
Fastest results

25
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When is amniocentesis done,what is early amniocentesis

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16-18 weeks
Early-11-14 weeks

26
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When is fetal blood sampling done

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Aka cordocentesis
At >18 weeks

27
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When and why is fetoscopy done

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In T2,T3
TTTS-for laser ablation of vessels

28
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What is the treatment of mild to moderate anemia according to anemia mukt bharat

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Mild to moderate—7-10.9%
If POG<34 weeks-oral iron 1 Tab twice a day-check Hb after 1 month

If persisting-consider non compliance,non tolerance,malabsorption-give injectable iron

If POG>34 weeks—injectable iron sucrose 200 mg(max)/day-2-3 times/week OR carboxymaltose 1000mg

29
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Treatment of severe anemia

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If Hb<5%,irrespective ofPOG-blood transfusion
If Hb—5-6.9%~if POG>34 weeks-blood transfusion,if POG<34 weeks—injectable iron

If pt has signs and symptoms of heart failure,irrespective of Hb and POG-blood transfusion (packed cells)

30
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What causes non immune hy drops,how to diagnose

A

TORCH infections,especially syphillis(NOT HIV)
Anemia
Trisomies and structural abnormalities

DIGNOSIS
C/f- pleural effusion,pericardial effusion,ascites,subcutaneous edema

USG-placentomegaly,polyhydramnios

If Hb<5%,Hct<15%—hydrops fetalis

31
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HCG is structurally and functionally similar to

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LH

Alpha-LH,FSH,TSH
Beta-LH

32
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Vagitus uterinus ?

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Cry of unborn baby,before ROM,not a sign of fetal distress

33
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F/o Turner’s syndrome

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Webbed neck,short 4th metacarpal,low posterior hairline ,cubitus valgus

45 XO,no Barr body

High FSH,LH(hypergonadotropic hypergonadism)

MC type of gonadal dysgenesis

34
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How to diagnose and treat lichen sclerosis

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It is a white thinned out area on perineum/vulva
Appears as figure of 8 ,if near perinatal area-keyhole like lesion

Aka lichen atrophicus

Asso with pruritus,hyperkeratosis

Localised to labia minora

Dx-Biopsy-loss of rete pegs,significant thinning

Rx-topical steroid-clobetazol

35
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What is fetal to placental ratio at birth
When does fetal weight becomes equal to placental weight

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6:1
17 weeks

36
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Which umbilical vein disappears

A

Right

37
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Single best criteria to calculate POG

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Crown Rump Length(7-10 weeks,upto 14 weeks)

38
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Goodle sign??Seen at pog

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Softening of cervix
6th week

39
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Hegars sign??Seen at?

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Softening of isthmus
Seen at 6th week

40
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Signs seen at 8th week of gestation

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Osianders sign,Chadwick’s sign,Palmers sign,Piscaceks sign

41
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When is lightening seen

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3rd trimester

42
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Which hormones influence fetal growth

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Estrogen,Glucocorticoids(for tissue differentiation),Insulin,IGF,Progesterone,TSH

43
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Abnormalities caused by I sotretinoin,chloramphenicol,warfarin,thalidomide,tetracycline,misoprostol

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~Microtia,anotia
~Grey baby syndrome
~Depressed nasal bridge,chondrodysplasia punctata
~Phocomelia
~discoloration of teeth
-Moebius syndrome-underdevelopment of 6th and 7th cranial nerve

44
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Teratogenic effects of valorate,phenytoin,benzodiazepines,ACE inh

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Neural tube defects
CVS defects
Cleft lip,cleft palate
Renal agenesis,Craniofacial abnormalities

45
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

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Microcephaly,growth restriction,typical facial features

46
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Risk factors for uterine dysfunction

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Multifetal pregnancy
Macrosomia
Overdistension of abdomen
Obesity
Maternal exhaustion
Abnormal fetal presentation
Shoulder dystocia

47
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When and where is perimortem CS done

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When there are signs of collapse
Perform CPR
Upper segment

48
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SSRIs in pregnancy causes

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Low APGAR score
Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension
Delayed motor development
ADHD

49
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In ovarian cancer who is consider as platinum sensitve ,resistent, refractory

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If cancer recurs beyond 6 months—platinum sensitive—rx:Carboplatin +gemcitabin/paclitaxel

If recurs within 6 months of treatment with platinum compounds-platinum resistant-rx:gemcitabin/paclitaxel/topotecan

If cancer continues to grow on platinum trt-platinum refractory—rx:give non platinum drugs

50
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Hormone levels in menopause

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E2-low-10-20pg/ml
E1-30-70 PG/ml
E2/E1<1
Urine FSH>40IU/L