Ob/Gyn Flashcards

1
Q

Women with in utero exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES) are at greatest risk of developing clear cell _______ of the _______.

A

Adenocarcinoma; vagina or cervix

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2
Q

What is the first test that should be performed in a pt w/hyperemesis gravidarum?

A

Quantitative β-hCG

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3
Q

When do β-hCG levels peak in pregnancy? What is the serum(?) concentration at that time?

A

10 weeks

100,000 mIU/mL

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4
Q

Until what gestational age are the products of conception called an embryo?

A

10 weeks

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5
Q

What is the difference between gestational age (GA) and the developmental age (DA)?

A

GA = DA + 2 wks

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6
Q

A preterm delivery is one that falls in between what gestational ages?

A

24-37 wks

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7
Q

What’s Nagele’s rule for determining the estimated date of confinement (delivery)?

A

LMP - 3 mos + 7 days

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8
Q

What happens to cardiac output during preg?

A

Increases by 30-40%

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9
Q

During preg, cardiac output is first increased by an increase in _______ and then maintained by an increase in _______.

A

Stroke volume; heart rate

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10
Q

What happens to BP during preg?

A

Decreases

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11
Q

How is the pregnancy drop in BP most likely mediated?

A

Progesterone relaxes smooth muscle

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12
Q

At what gestational age does hype remedies gravidarum occur?

A

Weeks 4-10

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13
Q

What happens to total lung capacity (TLC) during preg?

A

Decreases 5%

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14
Q

What happens to tidal volume (Vt) during preg?

A

Increases 30-40%

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15
Q

What happens to RR during preg?

A

No change

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16
Q

What happens to minute ventilation during preg?

A

Increases 30-40%

17
Q

PaCO2 decreases to ___ mmHg by 20 wks.

A

30

18
Q

What mediates the increased respiratory drive?

A

Progesterone

19
Q

What is a common (60-70%) respi complaint in preg?

A

Dyspnea

20
Q

In hyperemesis gravidarum, women lose greater than ___% of their prepared body weight.

A

5

21
Q

2 common GI complaints in preg.

A

GE reflux and constipation

22
Q

What are the 2 reasons for GE reflux in preg?

A

Prolonged gastric emptying and decreased LES tone

23
Q

What is the reason for constipation in preg?

A

Decreased colonic motility –> increased water absorption

24
Q

What is the effect of preg on GFR?

A

Increases 50%

25
Q

During the latent stage of labor, the cervix _______ more than it _______.

A

effaces; dilates

26
Q

How dilated is the cervix when the patient reaches active labor?

A

4 cm

27
Q

How quickly should the cervix of a nulliparous woman dilate in the active phase of labor?

A

> /= 1.2 cm/hr

28
Q

How quickly should the cervix of a woman who had had at least one vaginal delivery dilate during the active stage of labor?

A

> /= 1.5 cm/hr

29
Q

What is it called if a woman is >4 cm dilated, but dilation is slower than normal?

A

Protraction of active phase

30
Q

Define arrest of the active phase.

A

Non-progress of active labor for 2 hrs