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1
Q

how often do you need a progress note if in early labor / on miso?

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q 4 hours

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how often do you need a progress note if in active labor / on pitocin?

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q 2 hours

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3
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how to eval for proteinuria?

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P:C >/= 0.3
24 hr urine >/= 300

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4
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severe features of PEC

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  1. platelets < 100
  2. AST/ALT > 2x ULN
  3. severe / persistent RUQ pain
  4. creatinine > 1.1
  5. pulm edema
  6. new onset HA
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5
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when do you need to order PP heparin?

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always CS, vaginally if active smoker, BMI > 40, age > 40

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6
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who should be rounded on PP?

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all CS, complicated vaginal, all DOCA

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7
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c-section meds

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  1. bicitra 30 mL PO once
  2. tylneol 975 mg PO once
  3. (anes) ancef 2 g IV pre-op
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8
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mag dosing for fetal neuro development

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6 mg (if < 32 wks)

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9
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mag dosing for PEC / seizure ppx

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loading dose 4 mg
maintenance dose 2 mg x 2

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10
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cardinal movements of labor

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engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, expulsion

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11
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cat I tracing

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baseline 110-160
mod variability
no late or variable
+/- early / accels

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12
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cat III tracing

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absent variability + recurrent late OR recurrent variables OR brady
sinusoidal

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13
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gestational thrombocytopenia

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platelets < 150

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14
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1st trimester weeks

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1-12

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15
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2nd trimester weeks

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13-27

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16
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3rd trimester weeks

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28-40

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17
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delivery timing for PEC w/ SF’s before viability

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after maternal stabilization

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18
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delivery timing for unstable / complicated PEC w/ SF’s (including superimposed / HELLP)

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after maternal stabilization

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19
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delivery timing for gHTN w/ severe range BP’s

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34 wks

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20
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delivery timing for stable PEC w/ SF’s

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34 wks

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21
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delivery timing for difficult to control cHTN with frequent med adjustments

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36 wks

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22
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delivery timing for cHTN controlled on meds

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37 wks

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23
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delivery timing for gHTN w/o severe range BP’s

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37 wks

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24
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delivery timing for PEC w/o SF’s (including superimposed PEC w/o SF’s)

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37 wks

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25
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delivery timing for cHTN controlled without meds / with lifestyle change

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38 wks

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26
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superimposed PEC

A

worsening HTN / proteinuria with prior HTN, asymptomatic with normal labs

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27
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when is rhogam given?

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type negative at 28 weeks, bleeding / trauma, PP if baby type positive

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28
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how long until arrest of dilation

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ruptured membranes, 6 hours active labor without cervical change OR 4 hours with ‘adequate’ contractions

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29
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what is an adequate contraction

A

180-200 MVU q 10 min
(measured via IUPC)

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30
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what is considered a failed induction

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persistence of latent labor after 24 hrs pit / 12-24 hrs ruptured and no cervical change

31
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AMA age for “elective” but well supported timing for induction at 39 wks

32
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AMA age for medically recommended induction at 39 weeks

33
Q

c/i’s to cook balloon

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ruptured membranes, polyhydramnios, multifetal gestation

34
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at what size (g) is CS recommended for suspected LGA in a mom WITH DM

35
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at what size (g) is CS recommended for suspected LGA in a mom WITHOUT DM

36
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PP mag dosing for PEC

A

4 mg loading
2 mg maintenance

37
Q

gestational age that nifedipine is used for tocolysis

A

> 32w0d and </= 34w0d

38
Q

when are tocolytics discontinued for PTL

A

48 hrs after 1st dose of ACS

39
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nifedipine tocolytic dosing

A

20 mg PO loading
10 mg q 4-6 hrs prn

40
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fibrinogen levels indicating placental abruption

41
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fibrinogen levels indicating absence of placental abruption

42
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weeks considered PPROM

43
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latency abx

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  1. azithro 1 g PO x 1 dose
  2. ampicillin 2 g IV q 6 hrs x 48 hrs
  3. amoxicillin 875 mg PO q 12 hrs x 5 days
    OR amoxicillin 500 mg PO q 8 hrs x 5 days
44
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dose of ACS (betamethasone)

A

12 mg IM x 2 doses q 24 hrs

45
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when is mag used for fetal neuro protection

46
Q

oligo MVP

47
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oligo AFI

48
Q

pitocin dosing

A

start at 2 mu/min
increase by 2 mu/min q 30 min
max 40 mu/min

goal: cxs q 2 min

49
Q

pitocin dosing if TOLAC

A

start at 1 mu/min
increase by 1 mu/min q 30 min

50
Q

PV miso dosing

A

25 micro g q 4 hrs x 3 doses

51
Q

how long after PV miso can you start pit

52
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PO miso dosing

A

25 micro g q 2 hrs x 6 doses

53
Q

how long after PO miso can you start pit

54
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cx cut off for miso

A

3+ cxs per 10 min

55
Q

terbutaline dosing

A

0.25 mg SC

56
Q

what is a significant variable decel

A

> 60 sec
/= 60 below baseline
</= 60 bpm

57
Q

gain or loss of 1 unit of blood / 250 cc will change H/H by how much

A

Hgb 1, Hct 3

58
Q

500 g = x lb x oz

59
Q

bhcg level that will show something on TVUS

60
Q

bhcg level that will show something on TAUS

61
Q

what determines IUP on sono

A

gs + ys/fp

62
Q

types of retractors (3)

A

bladder blade
richardson
loop

63
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types of scissors

A

metz (thin)
straight / suture
bandage
curved mayo (thick)

64
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types of forceps

A

with and without teeth
adson
russian

65
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difference between metz & mayo scissors

A

metz = thin
mayo = thick

66
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characteristics of adson forceps

A

small and fine

67
Q

hemostats aka

68
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malleable aka

69
Q

kelly vs kocher

A

kelly = curved
kocher = straight

70
Q

instrument that is square shaped with teeth

71
Q

instrument similar to alice but used for tubal

72
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average urine output

A

0.5-1 cc / kg / hr

73
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BPP components

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  1. NST - 15 bpm x 15 sec
  2. breathing 30+ sec
  3. movement x 3
  4. tone x 1 (flexion/extension)
  5. fluid - mvp 2x2+, afi 5+

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