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Hyperemesis gravidarum first line treatment?

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Oral Antihistamines e.g. cyclizine, promethazine or prochlorperazine

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Hyperemesis gravidarum 2nd line treatment?

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Ondansetron (increased risk of cleft palate) and metoclopramide (no more than 5 days)

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When would you admit someone for Hyperemesis gravidarum?

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  • Continued nausea and vomiting and is unable to keep down liquids or oral antiemetics
  • Continued nausea and vomiting with ketonuria and/or weight loss (greater than 5% of body weight), despite treatment with oral antiemetics
  • A confirmed or suspected comorbidity (for example she is unable to tolerate oral antibiotics for a urinary tract infection)
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First line for pre-eclampsia?

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oral labetalol

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First line for pre-eclampsia with asthma?

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Nifedipine or hydralazine

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Treatment for eclampsia which presents with seizure?

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IV magnesium sulphate for 24 hours after last seizure / delivery

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Management of PID?

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oral ofloxacin + oral metronidazole (outpatient)
or
IM ceftriaxone + oral doxycycline + oral metronidazole (inpatient - risk of gonorrhoea)

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Management of gestational diabetes with fasting glucose <7mmol/l?

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  1. lifestyle modifications trial for 1-2 weeks
  2. add metformin if targets aren’t met
  3. add short-acting insulin if targets not met
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Management of gestational diabetes with fasting glucose >7mmol/l?

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  1. short-acting insulin
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Pregnant woman with BP >/- 160/90?

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admit for observation

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management of nexplanon causing unscheduled bleeding?

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3 month course of COCP

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12
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> 28 weeks gestation with reduced fetal movement?

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  1. doppler for heartbeat
  2. if no HR then immediate USS
  3. if HR then CTG for 20 mins
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13
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Main drugs contraindicated in breast-feeding?

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  • antibiotics: ciprofloxacin, tetracycline, chloramphenicol, sulphonamides
  • psychiatric drugs: lithium, benzodiazepines
  • aspirin
  • carbimazole
  • methotrexate
  • sulfonylureas
  • cytotoxic drugs
  • amiodarone
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14
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prophylaxis for pre-eclampsia?

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low dose aspirin

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placenta praevia at 20 weeks?

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rescan at 32 weeks - if still present then rescan every 2 weeks, if present at delivery may need a c-section.

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treatment for stage 2-4 ovarian cancer?

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surgical excision +/- chemotherapy

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17
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Management of premature ovarian insufficiency?

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HRT or COCP until age of normal menopause (51y)

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Gold standard investigation for endometriosis?

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laparoscopy

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management of endometriosis?

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  1. NSAIDS/ paracetamol for symptomatic relief
  2. COCP or progestogens (e.g. medroxyprogesterone acetate)
  3. GnRH analogues
  4. surgery
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PMS manegement?

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  1. lifestyle
  2. COCP
  3. SSRI
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Chlamydia management

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Azithromycin (1dose) or doxycycline (7 days)

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22
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Gonorrhoea management?

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IM cefriaxone 1g

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23
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Bacterial vaginosis management?

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Metronidazole

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24
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TOP drugs?

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Misoprostol + mifepristone

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25
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Induction of labour management?

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bishop score (cervical position, consistency, effacement, dilation and fetal station)

Bishop score </=6 - vaginal prostaglandin or oral misoprostol

bishop score > 6 - amniotomy and IV oxytocin

26
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Medical management of miscarriage?

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Misoprostol

27
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Prolactinoma first line?

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Dopamine receptor agonist E.g. bromocriptine or cabergoline

28
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Drug of choice for epilepsy with pregnancy

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Lamotrigine or carbamazepine

29
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Fibroids <3cm management

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Progesterone IUS

30
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Folic acid dose before pregnancy (low risk)?

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400mcg 12 weeks before pregnancy until 12 weeks gestation

31
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Folic acid dose if high risk?

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5mg

32
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What are the two screening and two diagnostic tests for trisomy 21?

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  1. Nuchal transparency test (+ blood hCG and PAPP-A)
  2. Quadruple blood test (AFP + hCG + inhibin A + unconjugated oestriol ) - between weeks 15 - 22.
  3. Chorionic villus sampling (karyotyping - from 11 weeks until 13 weeks)
  4. Amniocentesis ( from 15 weeks)
33
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When is the anomaly scan done and what does it check for?

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Between 18 - 21 weeks
Checks for spina bifida + anencephaly

34
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What is sheehan syndrome?

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A rare complication of PPH where there is a lack of oxygen in brain causing necrosis of the anterior pituitary causing hypopituatarism

35
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What is the most common symptom of Sheehan syndrome?

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Failure to lactate due to low prolactin

36
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High risk of gestational diabetes investigation?

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OGTT at 24-28 weeks

37
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fertility treatment for people with PCOS ?

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  1. weight reduction
  2. clomifene
  3. metformin
38
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pregnant woman with autoimmune conditions should take what?

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aspirin 75mg to try prevent pre-eclampsia

39
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choice of anti-depressant for breastfeeding woman?

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sertraline or paroxetine

40
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Pregnant + OGTT +ve + fasting glucose <7mmol/l?

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  1. trial of diet and exercise
  2. metformin
  3. insulin
41
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Pregnant + OGTT +ve + fasting glucose >7mmol/l?

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  1. insulin - 1st line
  2. metformin
    + exercise/diet
42
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4 T’s of PPH?

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  1. tone
  2. trauma
  3. tissue
  4. thrombin
43
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Suspected PE in pregnant woman with a confirmed DVT treatment?

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Low molecular weight heparin then rule in/ out

44
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Woman with Pyrexia is >38 degrees during labour should get which antibiotic to prevent group B strep?

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Benzylpenicillin

45
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syphilis management?

A

IM benzylpenicillin
or
doxycycline

46
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genital herpes investigation?

A

NAAT (nucleic acid amplification test)

47
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multiple, non-keratinised genital warts management?

A

topical podophylltoxin

48
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solitary, keratinised genital warts management?

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cryotherapy

49
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Pre-eclampsia investigations?

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  • FBC
  • LFT
  • Renal function- U&E’s (creatinine)
  • coagulation screen - consider
50
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Combined screening test results which would suggest down’s syndrome?

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↑ HCG, ↓ PAPP-A, thickened nuchal translucency

51
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Complications of gonnorhoea?

A

urethral strictures,
epididymitis and salpingitis (hence may lead to infertility)

Disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI) - tenosynovitis
migratory polyarthritis, dermatitis

gonococcal arthritis

52
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Antiphospholipid syndrome in pregnancy management?

A

Aspirin + LMWH

53
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Gonorrhoea treatment if patient refuses IM treatment?

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oral cefixime + oral azithromycin

54
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Thrush in pregnancy treatment?

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clotrimazole pessary

55
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Thrush treatment?

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Oral fluconazole

56
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What are the different degrees of perineal tears + treatment ?

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1st - superficial damage (no surgical repair)

2nd - perineal muscle damage but not involving anal sphincter (suturing on ward)

3rd - perineal muscle damage + sphincter damage (repair in theatre)

4th - perineal muscle damage + sphincter + rectal mucosa damage (repair in theatre)

57
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Premature ovarian failure - LH/FSH patterns?

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both high

58
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management of premature preterm rupture of membranes?

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  • admission
  • regular observations to ensure chorioamnionitis is not developing
  • oral erythromycin (10 days)
  • antenatal corticosteroids (dexamethasone) should be administered to reduce the risk of respiratory distress syndrome
  • delivery should be considered at 34 weeks of gestation
59
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Ovarian cancer investigations?

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  1. CA125
  2. if raised then USS.
  3. consider CT.
60
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Normal nuchal thickness?

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<3.5mm

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