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1
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Early Decels =

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Fetal Head Compressions

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2
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Variable Decels =

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Cord Compression

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3
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Late Decels =

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Uteroplacental Insufficiency (hypoxia)

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4
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Pathophysiology of Hemorrhage S/P Inverted Uterus

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Inverted uterus leads to inability for an adequate myometrial contraction effect –> myometrial fibers do not exert their normal tourniquet effect on the spiral arteries

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5
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Most common reason for hemorrhage in inverted uterus =

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uterine atony

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6
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Atypical glandular cells =

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cervical or endometrial adenocarcinoma

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7
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Patient with ppx hemorrhage, prolonged bleeding time, normal coag studies…

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vWF

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8
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Pathophysiology of vWF

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vWF assists in platelet adhesion and aggregation, acts as a carrier protein for factor 8

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9
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vaginal bleeding + lower abdominal pain + adnexal tenderness

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ectopic pregnancy

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10
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_____ can cause hyponatremia and subsequent seizures.

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Oxytocin

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11
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`Dx test for hyperemesis gravisdum

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U/A for ketones

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12
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S/E of preeclampsia for newborn

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small for gestational age

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13
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FHR = tachycardia is most likely due to…

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maternal fever

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14
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Boggy uterus + symmetrically enlarged + long, heavy periods + >40

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Adenomyosis

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15
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Heavy, long periods + pelvic pain + age b/w 25-35 =

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Endometriosis

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16
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Major R/F for placenta previa

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Hx of C/S

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17
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Active phase arrest is defined as:

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no cervical change in > 4 hours with adequate contractions OR no change in 6 hours with inadequate contractions; managed with c/s

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18
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Mothers with O+ blood are at high risk for…

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ABO incompatibility; neonates will have mild jaundice

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19
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Sheehan Syndrome

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complication of massive obstetrical hemorrhage, results = amenorrhea, lactational failure, persistent hypotension

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20
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Anovulatory cycles in adolescents are…

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characterized by heavy, irregular menstrual bleeding due to an immature HP axis; can stabilize with progesterone therapy

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21
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Thinning of vulvar skin + narrowing of vaginal introitus + loss of natural lubrication + clitoral shrinkage =

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atrophic vaginitis

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22
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Green, frothy, malodorous d/c

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Trich

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23
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secondary amenorrhea + elevated FSH + younger than 40 =

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primary ovarian insufficiency

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24
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TX for stress urinary incontinence

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  1. Pelvic floor muscle exercises (Kegels)
  2. Lifestyle modifications (weight loss)
  3. Continence pessary
  4. Midurethral sling procedure
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25
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Contraindication for mag sulfate…

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Renal Insufficiency (dx: creatinine)

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26
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Mag sulfate is used for (2):

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  1. prevention of eclamptic seizures

2. fetal neuroprotection against CP

27
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Tx for mag toxicity =

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calcium gluconate

28
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Charcot’s Triad for acute cholangitis

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fever + RUQ + jaundice

29
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abdominal pain + bleeding + loss of fetal station =

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uterine rupture

30
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Pathophys for epithelial ovarian carcinoma:

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abnormal proliferation of tubal epithelium

31
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TSS Sx (3)

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fever
hypotension
diffuse red macular rash

32
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shallow ulcers + mild lymphadenopathy

33
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Pregnant patient with fever, N/V, R-sided abdominal pain =

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acute appy

34
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Fever + any evidence of PROM =

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chorioamnionitis

35
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Tx for intra-amniotic infections

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broad spectrum IV abx

expedited delivery

36
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Tx for HPV warts

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podophyllin
trichloroacetic acid
imiquimod

37
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Patients with PID and unstable VS should…

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be admitted and given 1) cefotetan/cefoxitin and 2) doxycycline

38
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Tx regimen for preventing preterm labor

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  1. progesterone (maintain uterine quiescence)

2. cerclage

39
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Pathophys for uterine fibroids

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Proliferation of smooth muscle cells within the myometrium

40
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Postpartum endometritis tx

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clindamycin + gentamycin

41
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Women with mullerian agenesis should be screened with…

42
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Patients with new onset Afib w/ RVR and PMH of sore throat…

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Rheumatic Fever, Mitral Stenosis

43
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Workup for secondary amenorrhea

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  1. b-hcg

2. prolactin, fsh, testosterone, tsh

44
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The elevated ______ during pregnancy stimulates the respiratory centers in the brain to cause increased _____ _____, increased minute ventilation, increased _____, and a physiological chronic compensated ______ _______.

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progesterone
tidal volume
PaO2
respiratory alkalosis

45
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Uterus adherent to the right with tenderness on mobilization…

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endometriosis

46
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Early signs of primary metabolic alkalosis…

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hyperemesis gravidarum

47
Q

Best contraception for patient with breast cancer…

A

copper IUD

48
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Retrosternal crunching sound…

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esophageal perforation

49
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Greatest risk for placental abruption…

50
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Most common cause of active labor delay…

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cephalopelvic disproportion

51
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45 X

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Turner Syndrome

52
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46 XX

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Muellerian agenesis

53
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46 XY

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Androgen insensitivity (genotypically male, phenotypically female)

54
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47 XXY

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Klinefelter Syndrome

55
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47 XYY

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Angry Man Syndrome

56
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Risk for babies born to moms with preeclampsia…

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fetal growth restriction

57
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Klumpke Palsy

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“claw hand”

Horner syndrome

58
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Contraindications to external cephalic version

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Prior classical c/s
Prior extensive uterine myomectomy
Placenta previa

59
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Complete vs. partial mole

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Complete – no fetal parts; 46 XY (two sperms and broken egg)
Partial – fetal parts; 69 XXY/XXX (two sperms on one egg)

60
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Call-Exner bodies

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Granulosa Cell Tumor

61
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Condyloma =

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koilocytes

62
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Turner’s Lab Finding =

63
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Increased 5 alpha reductase =

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normal presentation + hairy

64
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Decreased 5 alpha reductase =

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no breasts, + hair, 46XY

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