O+G 3 Flashcards

1
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Mx of urge incontinence surgically?

A

Before surgical consideration - do urodynamic studies

1st = Botulinium toxin type A injection (carries risk of temp urinary retention)

Percutaneous sacral nerve stimulation if overactive bladder doesnt respond to bot tox a / not willing to self catheterise

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2
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What is colposuspension used to treat?

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Stress urinary incontinence (elevates bladder and anchoring to coopers ligament)

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3
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Punctuate haemorrhages in speculum?

A

Trichomonas vaginalis

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4
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…………. presents with massive postpartum haemorrhage, severe abdominal pain and
examination will find a uterine fundus that is not palpable abdominally

A

Uterine inversion

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5
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Antenatal steroid administration?

A

2 x dexamethasone - 24hr apart

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6
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What are the signs of MgSO4 toxiciity?

A

Resp depression - IMPORTANT TO MONITOR

Arrhytmias

Loss of deep tendon reflexes

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7
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Reversal of MgSO4 tox?

A

10 10 calcium gluconate

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8
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Stages of delivery?

A
Descent
Engagement
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extension
Crowning
External rotation
Delivery of shoulders + body
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9
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FIGO staging?

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1 - Uterus only
2 - Connective tissue of cervix but not outside uterus
3 - Beyond uterus and cervix but not beyound pelvis
4 - Beyond pelvis

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10
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Mx of genital herpes in pregnancy?

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w/in 6w of delivery = oral aciclovir should be started immediately and should
continue until delivery + recommend planned c-section

1st / 2nd trimester = oral aciclovir from 36w and expectant vaginal delivery

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11
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Main side effect to warn about re implant contraceptive?

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Irregular periods

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12
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What does this describe Common condition characterised by the presence of excoriated papules on the extensor surfaces of the limbs, abdomen, and shoulders?

A

Purigo of pregnancy

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13
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What does this describe?

It is a rare pruritic autoimmune disorder
characterised by the presence of blisters that begin on the abdomen and become widespread

A

Pemphigoid gestation

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14
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What causes linea nigra?

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Thought to occur due to an increase in melanocyte-stimulating hormone produced by the placenta

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15
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Mx of shoulder dystocia?

A

Call for help!

Mcroberts

Suprapubic pressure

Episiotomy

Internal rotational manourvres (rubin, wood screw etc)

Place on all 4s + repeat manouvres

Last resort = symphisiotomy, cleideotomy or Zavenelli

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16
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What is the staging of urogenital prolapses?

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First degree - The lowest part of the prolapse descends halfway down the
vaginal axis to the introitus

Second degree - The lowest part of the prolapse extends to the level of the
introitus and protrudes through the introitus on straining

Third degree - The lowest part of the prolapse extends through the introitus
and lies outside the vagina.

Procidentia - Severe third degree prolapse, where the uterus lies entirely
outside the vagina and is associated with complications, such as
ulceration

17
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What is lambda’s sign and where is it found?

A

Lambda sign is an ultrasound feature of dichorionic pregnancies where the gap
between the two amniotic membranes forms a wedge shape

18
Q

What is T sign and where is it found?

A

T-sign is when the junction between the intertwin

membrane and the placenta forms a right angle, and it is suggestive of a monochorionic diamniotic pregnancy

19
Q

What type of pregnancy has no intertwin membrane

A

monochorionic monoamniotic twins

20
Q

What marker is raised in endometriomas?

A

CA-125

21
Q

What are the functional ovarian cysts?

A

Functional cysts
are the most common type of cyst and can either form from follicles (follicular
cysts) or from the corpus luteum (corpus luteal cysts).

As follicles are a normal
physiological phenomenon, they are only considered cysts once the diameter
exceeds 3 cm

22
Q

What causes theca lutein cysts?

A

bilateral functional cyst that occur due to excessive stimulation by β-hCG

23
Q

What are theca lutein cysts associated w?

A

gestational trophoblastic disease and multiple pregnancies

24
Q

germ cell tumours are also known as?

A

dermoid cysts / mature teratomas

25
Q

Which cysts are more common in PM women? what are the different types?

A

Epithelial cysts are most common in perimenopausal women

There are three main types: serous, mucinous, and Brenner tumours

26
Q

What are tumours of the stromal part of ovary?

A

Sex cord
stromal tumours arise from the stromal component of the ovary — they also
have three main types: fibroma, thecoma, and granulosa cell tumour

27
Q

Mx of HIV in pregnancy - when is vaginal delivery allowed? what f/u in this case?

A

Patients should also be
monitored closely by measuring viral load every 2–4 weeks, at 36 weeks, and after delivery

Planned vaginal delivery is possible in patients who have a viral load less than 50 copies/mL at 36 weeks’ gestation

Elective vaginal delivery with 4–6-week course of zidovudine for the baby

28
Q

What is medical mx of ToP + where?

A

Mifepristone and misoprostol at clinic