MATERNAL HEALTH Flashcards

1
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most common organism cause of infection/wound deheiscence after episiotomy

A

Group A strep

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2
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when can copper coil be inserted as emergency contraception?

A

five days post UPSI on current cycle or 5 days after ovulation

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3
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high risk for neural tube defect - folic acid supplementation how?

A

5mg daily up to 12 weeks

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4
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high risk group for neural tube defects

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malabsorption/chrons, BMI more than 30, taking anti-epileptic, family and personal history of neural tube

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5
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non medication management of N+V in pregnancy

A

ginger, accupressure and accupunture

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What is the first line MOST appropriate antihypertensive agent in the post-natal period for white person?

A

Enalapril

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7
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What is the first line MOST appropriate antihypertensive agent in the post-natal period for afro-carribean?

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Nifedipine

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8
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Antihypertensive assoicated with post-natal depression

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Methyldopa - should be stopped 2 days before birth

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9
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Treatment for bacterial vaginosis on pregnant women

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Metronidazole 400 mg twice-daily for 5–7 days

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10
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What day of menstrual cycle makes COCP need another form of contraception

A

Day 6 or later

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11
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Medication that can cause oligospermia

A

Sulfasalazine

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12
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Which one of the following mood stabilising drugs is MOST likely to be associated with congenital abnormalities?

A

Sodium valproate

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13
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Window for levonorgestrel after UPSI

A

72 hours

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14
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When can IUD inserted as emergency contraception

A

It can be inserted up to five days after the first episode of unprotected sexual intercourse (UPSI). If the timing of ovulation can be estimated, insertion can be beyond five days of UPSI, as long as it does not occur beyond five days after ovulation.

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15
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According to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) what is the gestation at which most airlines no longer permit flying?

A

36 weeks

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16
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Contraception given to patients with epilepsy

A

Contraceptive injectable (can also give IUD or IUS)

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17
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IUD inserted after age 40, when can it be removed

A

can remain in situ until one year after the last menstrual period (LMP) if it occurs when the woman is 50 or older. If a woman is under 50, the IUD can remain in situ for two years after the LMP.

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18
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The recommended vaccines in pregnancy (in the United Kingdom)

A

influenza, pertussis, and Covid-19

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19
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When can influenza be given at gestational age

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Any gestational age

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20
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When can pertussis be given as vaccine for pregnant women

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18-20 weeks

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21
Q

continuous machine-like murmur that is maximally heard under her left clavicle, diagnosis?

A

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)

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22
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progestogen only implant primary mode of action

A

prevention of ovulation

23
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pregnancy can be terminated in the UK until what age of gestation

24
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You see a 28-year-old who has recently had emergency contraception in the form of ulipristal acetate. She is asking for advice on when she can start her regular combined oral contraceptive pill.

A

Regular hormonal contraception can be started 5 days after ulipristal acetate

25
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First line of treating gestational hypertension

26
Q

When are anomaly scans done

A

18–20 weeks of gestation

27
Q

injectable progestogen main risk for wome age 50, so avoid, why?

A

decrease bone density

28
Q

one risk factor for pre-eclampsia

A

first pregnancy or first pregnancy with a new partner

29
Q

when can aciclovir be given for chickenpox in pregnnacy

A

within 24 hours of onset of rash and 20 weeks gestation or later

30
Q

refer to foetal medicine for chicken pox when

A

16-20 weeks age of gestation or 5 weeks after infection

31
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Which is the SINGLE MOST likely outcome associated with intermittent rather than daily oral iron supplementation during pregnancy?

A

Fewer maternal side effects

32
Q

patient on rifampicin and rifabutinin on COCP, how long should additional contraception be used

A

duration of abx + further 4 weeks

33
Q

When can LNG IUD be isnerted after delivery

A

48 hours after delivery or 4 weeks post partum if not breastfeeding and 3 months if breastfeeding (risk o futerine perforation)

34
Q

LNG IUS licence for how many years

35
Q

Down syndrome screening is ideally done either from

A

11–14 weeks or 15–20 weeks gestation

36
Q

Which ONE of the following may be associated with the maternal use of potent or very potent topical steroids in pregnancy?

A

Low birth weight

37
Q

What is the recommended time interval at which the semen analysis should be repeated?

A

Three months

38
Q

LNG IUS can be removed at what age

A

55 - natural fertility can be assumed

39
Q

progestogen only pill - late taking pill offers still protection if late how many hours

A

no more than 3 hours, 12 hours for desogestrel

40
Q

first line for constipation in pregnancy

A

isuphaga or bulk-forming laxatives

41
Q

tests can be done to screen for down syndrome

A

Quadruple test (hCG, Inhibin-A, unconjugated oestriol and alpha fetoprotein)

42
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Which ONE of the following groups of women is at greatest risk of inadequate vitamin D stores during pregnancy?

A

Women with a pre-pregnancy body mass index greater than 30 kg/m2

43
Q

delay for conception after vaccination with rubella

44
Q

thrush pregnant woman, mangamenr

A

clotrimazole pessary without applicator

45
Q

most common abnormality associated with infertility in men

A

Varicocele

46
Q

What is the most common adverse effect of the progesterone-only implant?

A

Irregular bleeding

47
Q

UK antenatal screening programme for haemoglobinopathies at what age of gestation should be performed

A

Screening should ideally take place by 10 weeks gestation

48
Q

which is the SINGLE MOST appropriate DIAGNOSTIC test for endometriosis

A

Laparoscopy

49
Q

when should emergency contraception be considered for those taking COCP and missed a pill

A

if UPSI on pill free interval or first week

50
Q

flu-like illness, which medication to offer pregnant women

A

oseltamivir

51
Q

National guidelines currently recommend some supplements in pregnancy which are? 2 answers

A

Folic acid and vitamin D

52
Q

When can women retain IUS until 55

A

If it had been inserted from 45 years old

53
Q

Limit for flying for multiple pregnancy (age of gestation)

54
Q

Woman on HRT now requiring contraception , she is 50. What to give and what to avoid

A

Progestogen options are safe but avoid injectables as it reduces bone density. Give 52mcg LNG IUD for 5 years with oestrogen only HRT