Medical Conditions Flashcards

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When is UTI in pregnancy treated?

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100 000 or more cfus on u-mcs

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How is UTI in pregnancy treated?

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Nitrofurantoin 100 mg bd x 7 days or
Amoxicillin 250 mg TDS po x7 days or
Bactrim 2 tabs bd po x 7 days

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Name 3 types microcytic (mcv < 80 ) anaemias and how to diagnose

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DO serum iron studies

• iron deficiency anaemia.: low iron and ferritin (stores iron), high TIBC (total iron binding capacity)
• thalassaemia minor: Mentzer index MCV: RBC <13 ( abnormal hb)
• anemia of chronic disease component plus iron deficiency: low-normal iron, low-normal ferritin, low tibc

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Name 7 types normocytic (mcv 80 - 100 ) anaemias and how to diagnose

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Do reticulocyte count.

<2% (hypoproliferative)
• leukaemias
• aplastic anaemia
• pure red cell aplasia
• other marrow failure syndromes: ineffective haematopaesis eg myelodysplastic syndrome

> 2% (hyperproliferative)
• haemorrhage

Anaemia of chronic disease: chronic inflammation, ckD, malignancy, endocrine deficiency, liver disease, malnutrition

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Name 7 types macrocytic (mcv > 100 ) anaemias and how to diagnose

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Do blood smear and look at macrocytes.

Megaloblastic oval macrocytes and segmented neutrophils
• vit b12 deficiency (pernicious anaemia, ileal disease, poor intake)
• Folate deficiency (dietary, alcoholics, coeliac disease, increased cell turnover, phenytoin, methotrexate, sulfasalazine)

Non-megaloblastic round macrocytes
• alcohol
• myelodysplastic syndrome, myeloproliferative disease
• Iiver disease: cirrhosis
• congenital bone marrow failure syndromes
• hypothyroidism, reticulocytosis (haemolysis, haemorrhage)

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Preconception management diabetes? (4)

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  • Educate: weight loss, exercise, glucose testing, manage hyperglycaemia. Aim hba1c 6-7%
  • folate 5 mg / day at least 1 month prior to conception
  • evaluate presence vascular disease: fundoscopy, 24h urine, ECG
  • gastroparesis and IHD are contraindications to pregnant
  • involve dietician
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Total insulin requirements in pregnancy? (3)

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First trimester: 0,7 - 0,8 iu / kg
Second: 0,8 - 1
Third: 0,9 - 1,2

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8
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When deliver infant to diabetes mother?

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38 weeks.
37 if poor glucose control or macrosomia

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Name 10 risk factors gestational diabetes

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History

  • prior unexplained stillbirth
  • prior infant with congenital abnormality
  • prior macrosomia
  • history gestational diabetes
  • family history dm

Patient factors

  • obesity (weight > 80 kg, muac > 33 cm )
  • chronic corticosteroid use
  • glycosuria
  • advanced maternal age
  • Asian
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Which dosing regimens of insulin should diabetics be converted to while pregnant

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  • Half dose short acting divided into 3 pre-prandial doses, and half long acting at bedtime
    Or
  • 3/5 short acting in 3 divided pre-prandial doses and 2/5 long acting at bed time
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Management of antepartum admission for glucose control? (3)

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  • 30 -50 kcal/kg/day with 45% low gi carbohydrates, 20% protein, 35% fat, and 80 g/day fibre
  • monitor glucose: fasting ( aim 3,3 -5), pre prandial (3,3 - 5,6 ), 1 (7,8 or less) and 2 hour post prandial (6,7 or less), 2 am (3,3 -5)
  • teach woman to measure own glucose, inject self with insulin, understand and treat hypoglycaemia. Discharge once controlled.
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Antenatal care chronic diabetes? (8)

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  • Nutritional therapy: dietician
  • Outpatient 6 point blood glucose to be recorded daily by women.
  • attend ANC 2 weekly until 32 weeks, then weekly until admission at 37/38 weeks for delivery
  • early sonar for Ga
  • detailed anatomy scan at 18 - 22 weeks
  • foetal echo at 20 - 22 weeks
  • ultrasound for foetal growth at 28 and 34 weeks
  • weekly ctg from 32 weeks
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How deliver infant to diabetic mom (5)

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  • NVD at 38 weeks, except if > 4 kg (c/s)
  • Iv insulin 1 unit/hour: mantain glucose 4-7 mmol/l, monitor hourly
  • iv dextrose with KCI if glucose < 3,9 or ketunuria
  • continuous ctg
  • deliver in lithotomy position
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When do 75g 2h OGTT in ANC?

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  • At first visit if risk factors
  • At / after 24 weeks
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Diagnosis gestational diabetes? (7)

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Overt diabetes in pregnancy

  • Random glucose 11,1 or more mmol/l or
  • fasting 7 or more or
  • 2 hour plasma glucose 11,1 or more after 75g OGTT or
  • hba1c > 6.5%

Gestational diabetes after 75g OGTT

  • fasting 5,1 or more
  • 1 hour: 10 or more
  • 2 hour: 8,5 or more
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Postpartum care and counsel gestational diabetes (3)

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  • Generally don’t need pharmacotherapy
  • repeat OGTT 6 weeks post partum then every 2 -3 years
  • inform of increased risk of developing dm: 50% risk over next 10 years
17
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Treatment approach gestational diabetes (4)

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OGTT fasting <6,9 mmol/l

  • clinic random glucose < 7,2 → nutritional therapy
  • 7,2 - 11,1 → oral hypoglycaemics + nutritional therapy
  • > 11,1 → insulin + nutritional

OGTT fasting 6,9 or more → insulin + nutritional