OB Flashcards

(55 cards)

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Goodell Sign

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Softening of the cerix

4 weeks

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Ladin sign

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Softening of the midline of the uterus

6 weeks

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Chadwick sign

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Blue discoloration of vagina and cervix

6-8 weeks

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Telangiectasias/ palmar erythema

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First trimester

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5
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Chloasma

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Pregnancy mask

16 weeks

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Linea nigra

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Second trimester

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1st trimester prenatal care

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Visit every 4-6 weeks
US at 11-14 weeks to confirm gestation age and check nuchal lucency
Blood work, pap smear, G/C

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2nd trimester prenatal care

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15 to 20 weeks- triple/quad screen
Auscultation of fetal heart
16-20wk- quickening
18-20wk- US for malformation

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3rd trimster prenatal care

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Every 2-3 week visits, until 36wk and then weekly visits
37 week- weekly cervical check
27 week- CBC check, supplement iron if Hb<11
24-26week glucose tolerance test
36 week- cervical culture for G/C and rectovaginal swab for GBS

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Chorionic villus sampling

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10-13wk: advanced maternal age or known genetic disease
Catheter into intrauterine cavity and aspirate chorionic villi from placenta
Obtains fetal karyotype

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Amniocentesis

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16-18wk: advanced maternal age or known genetic disease
Transabdominal needle into amniotic sac and withdraw amniotic fluid
Obtains fetal karyotype

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Fetal blood sampling

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Transabdominal need into uterus to get blood from the umbilical cord

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13
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Exclusion criteria for methotrexate

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Immunodeficiency 
Noncompliant patient- needs to follow up in 4-7 days
Liver disease- MTX is hepatotoxic 
Ectopic >3.5cm 
Fetal heartbeat auscultated
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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding

No products of conception found on US

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Complete abortion

Tx: follow up in office

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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding

Some products of conception found on US

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Incomplete aborton

Tx: D&C or medical

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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding

Products of conception intact, but intrauterine bleeding present and dilatation of cervix

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Inevitable abortion

Tx: D&C or medical

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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding
Products of conception intact and intrauterine bleeding
No dilatation of cervix

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Threatened abortion

Tx: bed and pelvic rest

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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding

Death of fetus, but all products of conception present in uterus

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Missed abortion

Tx: D&C or medical

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Cramping abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding

Infection of uterus and the surrounding area

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Septic abortion

Tx: D&C and IV abx: levofloxacin and metronidazole

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Circumstances when preterm labor should not be stopped with tocolytic and delivery should occur

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Maternal severe hypertension 
Maternal cardiac disease 
Maternal cervical dilation >4cm 
Maternal hemorrhage 
Fetal death 
Chorioamnonitis
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21
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Placental Previa

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Presentation:
Painless vaginal bleeding

Dx: transabdominal US showing where placenta lying in uterus

Tx: Placenta may move so…strict pelvic rest!
Immediate C-section if: unstoppable labor, severe hemorrhage, fetal distress

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Complete placenta previa

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Complete covering of internal os

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Partial placental previa

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Partial covering of internal os

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Marginal placental previa

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Placental is adjacent to internal os

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Vasa previa
Fetal vessels present over internal os
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Low-lying placenta
Placenta implanted on lower segment of the uterus, 0-2cm away from os
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Placenta accreta
Abnormally adheres to superficial uterine wall
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Placenta increta
Placenta attached to myometrium
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Placena percreta
placenta invades into the uterine serosa, bladder wall, or rectal wall
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Risk factors for placental abruption
``` HTN prior placental abruption cocaine use external trauma smoking ```
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Chronic HTN
BP >140/90 before patients becomes pregnant | Tx: methyldopa, labetalol, nifedipine
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Gestatoinal HTN
BP > 140/90 starting at 20 weeks gestation No other symptoms Tx: methyldopa, labetalol, nifedipine only during pregnancy
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Mild Pre-eclampsia
``` HTN >140/90 Proteinuria: 1-2+, >3g in 24 hour urine Edema: hands, feet, face No mental status change No vision change No liver function impairment ```
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Severe Pre-eclampsia
``` HTN >160/110 Proteinuria: 3+, >5g in 24 hour urine Edema: generalized Mental status changes Vision changes Impaired liver function ```
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Risk of pre-gestational diabetes
``` Maternal: Pre-eclampsia Spontaneous abortion Increased infection Post-partum hemorrhage ``` Fetal Congenital anomalies- heart and neural tube defects Macrosomia Preterm labor
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Fetal testing schedule for gestational diabetes
32-26 week- weekly NST and US to assess fetal well being and size >36 week- twice weekly: one NST (fetal well being) and one BPP (amniotic fluid and fetal well being) 37 week- L/S ratio (assess fetal lung maturity) >2 is mature, if mature delivery 38-39 weeks: if pt refused L/S deliver now
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Nonstress test
Detect 2 fetal movements Acceleration of HR > 15bpm lasting 20 seconds. Nonreactive stress test, baby may be sleeping- vibroacoustic stimulation
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Biophysical Profile
``` Fetal HR Fetal chest expansion- 1 breath 30 min Fetal movement: 3 movement in 30 min Fetal muscle tone: flex an extremity Amniotic fluid index ``` Normal 8-10 Abnormal <4
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Stage 1 of labor
Onset of labor to full cervical dilation P: 6-18 hours M: 2-10 hours
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Latent labor
Part of Stage 1 Onset of labor until 4cm dilated P: 6-7 hours M: 4-5 hours
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Active labor
Part of Stage 1 4cm dilated to fully dilated P: 1cm/hr M: 1.2cm/hr
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Stage 2 of labor
Full dilation of the cervix to delivery of neonate P: 30min-3hr M: 5-30min
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Stage 3 of labor
Delivery of neonate to delivery of placenta 30 minutes
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Steps of Stage 2
``` Engagement Descent Flexion Internal rotation Extension External rotation ```
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Signs of placental delivery readiness
1. gush of blood 2. umbillical cord lengthening 3. globular uterus
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Arrest of dilation
No cervical dilation for >2 hours during active labor
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Arrest of descent
No change in station for >1 hour during active labor
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Lichen Sclerosus
Any age-if post menopausal increased risk of cancer White thin skin extending from labia to perianal area, clinical diagnosis but do a punch bx if concerned about cancer Tx: Topical steriods
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Squamous cell hyperplasia
Any age- particularly in patients that have chronic vulvar pruritus. Chronic irritation develop hyperkeratosis- raised white lesions Tx: Sitz baths or lubricants
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Linchen planus
30-60 yo women Violet flat papules Tx: topical steroids
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Vaginal discharge with fishy odor | Grey-white
Bacterial vaginosis- gardnerella Saline wet mount shows clue cells Tx: metronidazole or clindamycin
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White cheesy vaginal discharge | ph: 4-5
Candidiasis- Candida albicans KOH shows pseudohyphate Tx: with -azole
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Profuse green-grey frothy vaginal discharge Vulvar pruritus, dysuria, pain ph: 5-6
Trichamonas vaginalis Saline wet mount shows motile flagellates Tx: both patient and partner with metronidazole
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Paget's disease
Intraepithelial neoplasm Postmenopausal women Vulvar soreness and pruritus Red lesion with superficial white coating Bilateral: radical vulvectomy Unilateral: modified vulvectomy
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SCC
Pruritus, bloody vaginal discharge, and post menopausal bleeding Dx: with bx Tx: vulvectomy