OBGYN

Question 1

What happens regarding body temperature following ovulation?

Answer 1

Rise in CBT

Question 2

A patient misses her Desogestrel pill. She has not taken it for 32 hours. What advice would you give?

Answer 2

8 hours overdue.

<12 hours thus no precaution

Question 3

A patient misses her Desogestrel pill. She has not taken it for 38 hours. What advice would you give?

Answer 3

14 hours overdue thus >12 hours so take missed pill and usual, precaution for 48 hours

Question 4

A patient misses their traditional POP (e.g. Micronor) for 4 hours over their usual time. What should they do?

Answer 4

> 3 hours thus take missed pill and precautions for 48 hours

Question 5

A patient misses their traditional POP for 2 hours over their usual time. What should they do?

Answer 5

<3 hours thus no precautions needed

Question 6

What tool is used to diagnose PND?

Answer 6

Edinburgh PND score

Question 7

What score is required to diagnose PND?

Answer 7

> 13

Question 8

When does PND tend to occur following childbirth?

Answer 8

1-3 months

Question 9

When does baby blues tend to occur?

Answer 9

<7 days

Question 10

What is the management for PND?

Answer 10

Sertraline or ParoxetineW

Question 11

What is the management for puerperal psychosis?

Answer 11

MBU admission

Question 12

What is the management of Endometriosis?

Answer 12

NSAID + paracetamol

OR

COCP/ Progesterones

Question 13

If a male is symptomatic and positive for Gonorrhoea, how far back should they notify previous sexual partners?

Answer 13

4 weeks

Question 14

If a male is asymptomatic and positive for Gonorrhoea, how far back should they notify previous sexual partners?

Answer 14

6 months

Question 15

If a female is asymptomatic and positive for Gonorrhoea, how far back should they notify previous sexual partners?

Answer 15

6 months

Question 16

How does COCP prevent pregnancy?

Answer 16

Inhibit ovulation

Question 17

How does POP (except Desogestrel) prevent pregnancy?

Answer 17

Thickens cervical mucus

Question 18

How does medoxyprogesterone injection work?

Answer 18

Inhibits ovulation

Question 19

How does IUS work?

Answer 19

Prevents endometrial proliferation and thickens cervical mucus

Question 20

What weeks does a woman receive 1st and 2nd dose of Anti-D prophylaxis?

Answer 20

28 weeks and 34 weeks

Question 21

What dates does a woman have a Down Syndrome screening test?

Answer 21

11-13+6 weeks

Question 22

What dates does a woman have the early scan?

Answer 22

10-13+6 weeks

Question 23

/What dates does a woman have her booking visit?

Answer 23

8-12 weeks

Question 24

What dates does a woman have her anaemia checks?

Answer 24

8-12 weeks and 28 weeks

Question 25

What dates does a woman have the anomaly scan?

Answer 25

18-20+6 weeks

Question 26

Which cancers is the COCP protective against?

Answer 26

Endometrial and ovarian

Question 27

A perineal tear involving the IAS is which type? Repair?

Answer 27

3c - repair in theatre

Question 28

A perineal tear involving the EAS is which type? Repair?

Answer 28

3a if <50% or 3b if >50% - repair in theatre

Question 29

A perineal tear involving the rectal mucosa is which type? Repair?

Answer 29

4 - repair in theatre