OBGYN Flashcards
placental abruption risk factors:
uncontrolled HTN, trauma, cocaine, smoking, preE, prior hx abruption, high parity, rapid decompression
placenta previa risk factors:
AMA, high parity, prior c/s, smoking
folic acid dose in low risk preg
400 mcg
folic acid dose in high risk preg
4000 mcg
start of 2nd trimester
14 wks
start of 3rd trimester
28 wks
age of HPV vaccine administration
9-26 yrs
hCG level w/1st heartbeat on TVUS
1500-2000 mIU/mL
1 most common non-skin cancer in women
breast
2 most common non-skin cancer in women
lung
3 most common non-skin cancer in women
colon
top 3 maternal mortalities
PP hemorrhage, thromboembolism, HTNsive disease
top 3 GYN cancers in women
- endometrial, 2. ovarian, 3. cervical
4 PCOS criteria
an/oligo-ovulation, lab/clinical evidence of hyperandrogenism, polycystic ovaries on U/S
tests to r/o endocrine disease before labeling PCOS:
free testosterone, DHEAS, 17-OH P, TSH, prolactin
age for colonoscopy screening
50, then q10 yrs
paps start at age:
21 yrs
pap/HPV co-tests start:
30
emesis vitamin tx:
B6
GDM screening at what wks?
26-28 wks
rhogam administered when?
28 wks and within 72 hrs of delivery
rhogam administered to avoid what in mom?
anti-D isoimmunization
rhogam administered to avoid what in fetus?
erythroblastosis fetalis
GBS test done when?
35-37 wks
quad/triple screen looks for what diseases?
down’s, patau’s, edward’s syndrome, NTD’s
quad screen when?
15-21 wks
first screen for nuchal translucency when?
11-13 wks
most common STD
chlamydia