miscellaneous Flashcards

1
Q

what guidelines allow young patients to consent to advise/treatment around sexual health, without parental involvement

A

fraser guidelines

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2
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what can be put in place for adults who do not have capacity to make decisions regarding their sexual health

A

adults with incapacity - provides an advocate to make the decisions in their best interest

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3
Q

what is used to assess a child’s capacity to consent

A

gillick competency

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4
Q

management of raised ICP in palliative care

A

cyclizine or dexamethasone

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5
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management of movement related nausea in palliative care

A

antihistamine + CCB

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6
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what is the investigation pathway for trisomy screening in pregnancy

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1st sem: serum markers and nuchal thickness
then non-invasive prenatal testing
then either CVS or amniocentesis

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7
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what is involved in non-invasive prenatal testing

A

tests free foetal DNA in maternal serum

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8
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when is an amniocentesis performed

A

> 15 weeks

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9
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when can a CVS be performed

A

11-14 weeks

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10
Q

what is the risk of a child being affected if a parent has an autosomal dominant condition

A

50%

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11
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risk of child being affected by an autosomal recessive condition if parents are carriers

A

25%

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12
Q

what is used to predict due date and how does it work

A

naegeles rule
nine months + 7 days since onset of last menstrual period (280 days)

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13
Q

when is prophylaxis for rhesus incompatibility given

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28 weeks + any sensitising events
AND at birth if the baby is rhesus positive

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14
Q

when is placental site investigated antenatally

A

anomaly scan at 20 weeks

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15
Q

what is trisomy 13

A

pataus syndrome

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16
Q

what is trisomy 18

A

edwards syndrome

17
Q

what supplements should all women take through pregnancy

A

400mg folic acid
10mg vitamin D

18
Q

what is the main imaging used in obstetrics and gynaecology

A

ULTRASOUND !!

19
Q

what are the 2 main types of ultrasound scanning techniques

A

transabdominal and transvaginal

20
Q

why should we try to minimise the use of CT in women

A

significant radiation dose to the ovaries

21
Q

name some contraindications of MRI

A

pacemakers, metallic heart valves, nerve stimulators, cochlear implants

22
Q

what is the role of hysterosalpingography

A

assessment of tubal patency in patients with infertility