OB - BUZZWORDS Flashcards

1
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Softening of uterine isthmus

A

Hegar sign.

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2
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Softening and cyanosis due to inc vascularity of cervix

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Goodell sign.

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3
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Endocervical gland hyperplasia and hypersecretory appearance

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Arias-Stella reaction.

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4
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Violet discoloration of vagina due to inc vascularity

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Chadwick sign.

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5
Q

Rectus muscles separate at midline

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Diastasis recti.

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6
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Secreted by stomach in response to hunger

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Ghrelin.

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7
Q

Intraabdominal remnant of umbilical vein

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Ligamentum teres.

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8
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Clover-leaf skull

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Fetotoxic agent: Methotrexate

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9
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Neonatal behavioral syndrome

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Fetotoxic agent: SSRI.

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10
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Fetotoxic agent resulting in Ebstein anomaly

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Fetotoxic agent: Lithium.

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11
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Strawberry-shaped cranium

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Edwards syndrome.

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12
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45,X

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Turner syndrome.

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13
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47,XXY

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Klinefelter syndrome.

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14
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Cervical stretching during dilatation - stripping of fetal membranes

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Ferguson reflex.

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15
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Pathologic retraction ring

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Ring of Bandl

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16
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Placenta separates first at the periphery

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Duncan mechanism.

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17
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Adequate uterine contraction in Montevideo units

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200 MVU.

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18
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Incision on the cervix at 2 o’ clock and 10 o’ clock during breech delivery to minimize bleeding from laterally located cervical branches of the uterine artery.

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Dührssen incision.

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19
Q

Lateral rotation of thighs, flex knees during breech delivery

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Pinard maneuver.

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20
Q

To reduce nuchal arm in breech delivery

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Loveset maneuver.

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21
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Flexion of head maintained by suprapubic pressure. Pressure on maxilla applied while upward and outward traction is exerted during breech delivery.

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Mauriceau-Smellie-Veit maneuver.

22
Q

Hymenal scars

A

Myrtiform caruncles.

23
Q

During dystocia drill: Two fingers vaginally pushing the posterior aspect of anterior shoulder towards chest

A

Rubin maneuver.

24
Q

During shoulder dystocia drill: Two fingers on the anterior aspect of posterior shoulder to rotate obliquely

A

Wood’s corkscrew.

25
Q

During dystocia drill: Roll-over-into-4s

A

Gaskin maneuver.

26
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Shoulder dystocia drill: do cardinal movements in reverse

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Zavanelli maneuver.

27
Q

Placenta approaching border of the os

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Marginalis.

28
Q

Placental edge within 2-3 cm (/cm) from the os

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Low-lying.

29
Q

Criteria for diagnosis bacterial vaginosis

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Amsel’s criteria

30
Q

Violin-string appearance in liver

PID in liver

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Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome.

31
Q

Gold standard culture for Gonorrhea

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Thayer-Martin culture

32
Q

Granulomatous lesions in tertiary syphilis

A

Gummas

33
Q

Uterine contraction + late decel in primary and secondary syphilis

A

Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction.

34
Q

Triad of chorioretinitis, intracranial calcifications, hydrocephalus in this protozoal infection

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Toxoplasmosis triad.

35
Q

Target ameboid stage in antimicrobial treatment

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Trophozoite.

36
Q

One of the two copies of the X-chromosome present in females is inactivated.

A

Lyon hypothesis.

37
Q

Sex chromatin mass

A

Barr body.

38
Q

When capsularis and parietalis are joined later in pregnancy

A

Decidua vera.

39
Q

Syndrome of anosmia, normal height, increased long bone growth, greater wingspan-to-height ratio (Inadequate GnRH synthesis)

A

Kallman syndrome.

40
Q

Another term for PCOS

A

Stein-Leventhal syndrome.

41
Q

Fibrous dysplasia + endocrinopathy + cafe au lait spots

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McCune Albright syndrome.

42
Q

Increased TSH, primary hypothy, increased gonadotropins

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Van Wyk-Grumbach syndrome.

43
Q

Non-palpable ovarian tumors after menopause causing rapid virilization

A

Hilus cell tumor.

44
Q

Vulvar mass originating from apocrine sweat glands.

A

Hidradenoma.

45
Q

Spotting with delay in mens, unilateral pelvic pain, small tender adnexal mass in corpus luteum cyst

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Halban’s triad

46
Q

Functional cyst with “Honeycomb appearance”

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Theca lutein cyst.

47
Q

Fibroma, ascites, hydrothorax.

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Meig’s syndrome.

48
Q

cells with abundant glycogen in Clear Cell Ovarian tumor

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Hobnail cells.

49
Q

“Coffee bean” nuclei and are arranged in small clusters around a central cavity in granulosa cells

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Call-Exner bodies (in Granulosa Theca cell tumor).

50
Q

Malignant cells surrounding vessels in yolk sac tumors

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Schiller-Duval bodies.

51
Q

Microcystic disease (Apocrine sweat gland cyst)

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Fox-Fordyce disease.

52
Q

Dysontogenetic cyst (remnant if mesonephric duct)

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Gartner’s duct cyst.