OB-GYN BUZZ 2 Flashcards
vulvar ulcerr that’s characterized by linear “knife cut” ulcers
Crohn’s disease
next step after an ASC-US pap smear result
HPV testing to determine if a coposcopy is needed
procedure of choice for removal of stones in pregnant patients
lithotripsy
hCG values in pregnancy
normal: <2 IU/L
Negative: <5 IU/L
indeterminate: 5-25 IU/L
Positive: >25 IU/L
ENDOMETRIAL CANCER RISK FACTORS
obesity
diabetes
PCOS
chronic anovulatioan early menarch late menopause nulliparity infertitility
tamoxifen use
family hx of HNCC
HTN (association only) 📌
respiratory changes during pregnancy
increase in tidal volume
increased respiratory drive due to progestoerone
TLC unchanged 📌
drug taken during pregnancy that increases the risk of cleft lip
topiramate
% of pregnancies complicated by PROM that will go into spontatneous labor in the absence of obstetric intervetion
50% within 12 hours
70% within 24 hours
85% within 48 hours
95% within 72 hours
criteria for medical management of ectopic pregnancy
stable patient b-hCG > 1,500 IU/L Size < 3.5 cm AOG < 6 weeks no fetal heart rate
theories of endometriosis
- Retrograde menstruation
- Metaplasia
- Lymphatic and Vascular Metastasis
- Iatrogenic dissemination
- Immunologic changes
- Genetic predisposition
metaplasia theory of endometriosis
metaplasia of the coelomic epitheliumor proliferation of embryonic rests
-the coelomic epithelium retains the ability for multipotential development
examples
- decidual reaction of isolated areas of peritoneum during pregnancy
- endometriosis in prepubertal girls
- in women with ocngenital absence of the uterus
- in men (rarely)
- ovarian endometriosis?
lymphatic and vascular metastasis theory of endometriosis
remote areas
- spinal column
- nose
- forearm
- thigh
- lungs
cytokine DECREASED in endometriosis
IL-13
risk of Asian women for endometriosis
ninefold
vesicles in pregnancy
herpes gestationis