LOs - Presenting Symptoms Flashcards

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What are the presenting symptoms of amniotic fluid embolism?

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Chills
Shivering
Sweating 
Anxiety
Coughing
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What are the presenting symptoms of Asherman’s Syndrome?

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Secondary amenorrhoea after a surgical procedure for a pregnancy event
- Light periods/no periods/irregular periods

Menstruation pain without any bleeding

Recurrent miscarriages

Difficulty conceiving/infertility

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What are the presenting symptoms of asthma in pregnancy?

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Asthma symptoms that come on for the first time in someone who doesn’t have it or that get worse in someone who has pre-existing asthma

  • Coughing or wheezing, especially at night
  • Chest feels tight
  • Breathlessness
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What are the presenting symptoms of atrophic vaginitis?

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Vaginal itching
Vaginal dryness
Dyspareunia
Bleeding due to localised inflammation

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What are the presenting symptoms of Bartholin’s Cyst/Abscess?

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Cyst – Unilateral tender vaginal swelling between 1-4cm

Abscess – As with cyst but + hot, tender, red, potentially pus-draining

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What are the presenting symptoms of cervical cancer/CIN?

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  • Abnormal vaginal bleeding: postcoital, intermenstrual, or postmenopausal bleeding
  • Vaginal discharge (can contain dead material, can be multiple colours and foul-smelling)
  • Pelvic pain
  • Dyspareunia
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What are the presenting symptoms of each type of postnatal mental health problem?

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Baby blues – 3-7 days after birth, anxious, tearful, irritable

Postnatal depression – within 1 month after birth and peaks at 3 months, features similar to regular depression

Puerperal psychosis – usually within 2-3 weeks after birth, severe mood swings (similar to bipolar) and disordered perception (e.g. auditory hallucinations

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