OBGYN 2 Flashcards

1
Q

indication for antibiotics after delivery

A

foul smelling lochia

tender uterus

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2
Q

when do you do Kleihauer Betke test

A

after delivery to see if you need higher dose of Rh Ig

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3
Q

ovarian torsion vs ruptured ovarian cyst

A

ovarian torsion has nausea and vomiting

ruptured ovarian cyst happens with strenuous physical activity and may have light vaginal bleeding

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4
Q

who should be offered cell free DNA testing of maternal plasma

A

women at least 35 at increased risk of aneuploidy and at least 10 weeks gestation

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5
Q

abnormal cell free fetal DNA testing, next step in 1st vs 2nd trimester

A

1st trimester 10-12 wks: fetal karyotyping with chorionic villus sampling
2nd trimester 15-20 wks: amniocentesis

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6
Q

Downs syndrome tests for people who don’t have high risk in 1st vs 2nd trimester

A

1st: combined test of plasma protein A, beta hCG, and nuchal translucency
2nd: quad screen of maternal serum AFP, beta hCG, unconj estriol, inhibit A

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7
Q

tx of genital warts

A

trichloroacetic acid

or podophyllin

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8
Q

loss of fetal station

A

uterine rupture

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9
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symmetric vs asymmetric fetal growth restriction

A

symmetric is fetal

  • genetic disorders
  • congenital heart disease
  • intrauterine infection

asymmetric is maternal

  • vascular disease (HTN, DM)
  • antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
  • autoimmune (SLE)
  • cyanotic heart disease
  • substance abuse
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10
Q

workup of adnexal mass in postmenopausal woman

A

transvaginal US and CA125

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11
Q

NST is nonreactive. Next step?

A

BPP or CST (but CST CI if have CI to labor like placenta previa)

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12
Q

how long should NST be done to account for fetal sleep cycle

A

at least 40 min

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13
Q

when to use umbilical artery flow velocimetry

A

when monitoring growth restricted fetuses (less than 10th percentile)

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14
Q

what does it mean to have a BPP score of 0-4/10? management?

A

fetal hypoxia due to placental dysfunction (placental insufficiency)
deliver

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15
Q

management of incomplete, inevitable, or missed abortion

A

hemodynamically unstable: dilation and suction curettage

hemodynamically stable: can do expectant management, prostaglandins, or surgical evacuation

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16
Q

management of septic abortion

A

blood and endometrial cultures
broad spectrum antibiotics
surgical evacuation

17
Q

thyroid levels in pregnancy vs pre pregnancy

A

fT4 and fT3 incr

TSH decr

18
Q

cause of late decels

A

uteroplacental insufficiency (see placental calcifications)

19
Q

causes of variable decels

A

cord compression
cord prolapse
oligohydramnios

20
Q

when should you do something about variable decels

A

when associated with at least 50% of contractions

21
Q

pruritic vaginal area with white, cigarette paper quality

  • dx
  • next step
  • tx
A

lichen sclerosus
punch biopsy
topical corticosteroids

22
Q

clotrimazole cream used for

A

vaginal candidiasis

23
Q

after how many weeks gestation should you try to convert a breech baby? and what is it called? what are CIs?

A

37 weeks
external cephalic version
placental abnormalities, fetopelvic disproportion, hyperextended fetal head

24
Q

age cutoff for premature ovarian failure

A

less than 40

25
Q

differential for nonreactive NST

A

fetal sleep cycle
fetal hypoxia from placental insufficiency
fetal cardiac or neurologic abnormalities

26
Q

indication for magnesium sulfate

A

less than 32 weeks gestation for neuroprotection

27
Q

fetal viability starts at how many weeks

A

23 weeks

28
Q

indication progesterone supplementation

A

16-36 weeks gestation in pregnant with singleton and history of preterm delivery

29
Q

things to give in a preterm labor if less than 34 weeks (preterm is technically less than 37)

A

corticosteroids (lung maturity)
magnesium (neuroprotection)
tocolytic

30
Q

weeks that indicate preterm labor

A

less than 37