Miscalaneous Flashcards

1
Q

What proportion of BRCA positive women, undergoing risk reduction Salpingectomy, are found to have positive peritoneal washings?

A

10%!

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2
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What analgesia is standard of care after laparotomy (eg TAH but excluding LSCS)?

A

Morphine PCA
1mg bolus with 5 minute lock out

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3
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What proportion of women with PCOS are thought to remain undiagnosed?

A

70%!!!

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4
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By what % does TXA reduce menorrhagia?

A

40%

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5
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By what % does mefamamic acid reduce menorrhagia?

A

20%

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6
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By what % does TZA+mefamamic acid reduce menorrhagia?

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60%

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7
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Recurrent miscariage is assocaiated with what uterine abnormality?

A

Septate uterus.

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8
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What type of uterine congenital abnormality must be treated surgically? Why?

A

Unicornuate uterus with rudimentary horn that is separate (not connected) because contains endometrium threfore is very painful and can lead to endometriosis.

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9
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What is the difference between progesterone and progestogen?

A

?? Progesterone is bio-identical
??Progestergen is not bio-identical therefore more androgonising therefore can cause hirtuism.

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10
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What are the two types of balloon tamponade? What is the difference between these?

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Bakri’s balloon (has a tip at the top that allows blood to drain). This is more effective.

Rush doesn’t have a tip.

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11
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What needle is used for a Bakri?

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70mm round bodied needle with vicryl.

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12
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Post natal, what size should the uterus be after the third stage

A

20 week size.

Back to a pelvic organ within 10 days.

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13
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When should the cervical os close post natally?

A

Day 3.

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14
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What should be asked at the 6 week check?

A

How are mum and baby?
BP and weight
FBC if symptoms
Smear up to date?
Contraception
GDM - glucose test.
Pelvic floor directed exercises.

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15
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When does lactogenesis start?

A

24 weeks.

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16
Q

What is the incidence of breast cancer in pregnancy?

A

1 : 3,000
(most common cancer diagnosed in pregnancy).

17
Q

What is the average delay in diagnosing breast cancer in pregnancy?

A

5-7 months.

18
Q

When can chemotherapy be given for breast cancer in pregnant women?

A

AFTER 1st trimester. But delivery should be >2 weeks after chemo to allow foetal bone marrow to recover.

(Radiotherapy after delivery)
(Tamoxifen and Trastuzumab CI in pregnancy).

19
Q

What proportion of women experience urinary incontinence immediately after delivery vs ongoing symptoms?

A

1:3?? 1:2?? women immediately after delivery.

10-20% ongoing.

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