OBGYN Flashcards

1
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RF for osteoporosis

A

low ER, lo Ca, malnutrition, lo vit d, etoh, cigarettes, steroids, AEDs

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2
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pelvic pain worse w sex and bladder filling. nocturia, frequency, incontinence

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interstitial cystitis

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3
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Amniotic fluid embolus

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DIC can happen too. Resp failure - 1st step is to breathing support

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4
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How long is levognorgestrel good for (plan b)?

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120 hrs

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5
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Screen all pregnant ladies for:

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HIV, RPR, HBV regardless of RFs

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6
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ASCUS after 25

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get HPV DNA too. If Pos - colpo

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7
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Chlamydia tx

A

Azithromycin (doxy too)

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8
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Gonorrhea tx

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ceftriaxone. thayer martin media

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9
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Painless vaginal bleeding in 3rd trimester

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Placenta previa

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10
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No vaginal exams in 3rd trimester bleeding unless you’re certain where placenta is

A

Get US plz

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11
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OCP while breastfeeding

A

progesterone only plz

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12
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Post partum hypoxia, cardiogenic shock and DIC

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AF embolus

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13
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When to give rho gam

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28 w and at delivery

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14
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Excessive fetal-maternal hemorrhage (like abruption), the standard rho gam dose is insufficient. can result in maternal isoimmunization

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Excessive fetal-maternal hemorrhage (like abruption), the standard rho gam dose is insufficient. can result in maternal isoimmunization

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15
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Premature ovarian failure causes/ hormone levels

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can be due to AI/chemo/radiation. Low ER, so high fsh and lh because no negative feedback. FH/LH >1

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16
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Symmetric v asymmetric causes of IUGR

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Symmetric - fetus (chromosome, congenital, TORCH)

Asymmetric - maternal

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17
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How to dx endometriosis

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Laparoscopy

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18
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What to do if fetus is dx’d with condition incompatible with life and labor is imminent

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No steroids. Just let labor proceed

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19
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Endometritis tx

A

gent and clinda

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20
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Irregular shaped uterus, heavy and prolonged menstrual bleeding. Bowel/bladder incontinence

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Fibroids can compress local structures

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21
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Endometrial hyperplasia without atypical features

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Very low progression to to cancer. Tx cyclic progesterone

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22
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Low grade T, shaking chills, increased WBC and vaginal d/c immediate post partum

A

totally normal

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23
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Tx and dx for PMS

A

menstrual diary and ssri

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24
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tx for gestational dm

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insulin. want fasting glucose below 95

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25
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How does peripheral fat make more androgens?

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aromatizes androgens to ER made in adrenals

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26
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Irregular cycles in pubertal females

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Normal, btw. But caused by HPA producing inadequate hmns

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27
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LH Levels in PCOS

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Elevated

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28
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How to confirm IUFD

A

US. autopsy fetus and placenta to figure out why

29
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Missed abortion

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CLOSED OS. brownish discharge. no passage of contents. still in gest sac

30
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Complete abortion

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Empty uterus. Pain subsides after passage of contents. CLOSE OS

31
Q

Amenorrhea, normal breasts, absent pubic and axillary hair, absent internal reproductive organs, 46 xy, male-range testosterone

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Androgen insensitivity (Mullerian agenesis will have 46 xx)

32
Q

How to suppress lactation ?

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No drugs - just decrease nipple stimulation - tight bra and ice packs and such

33
Q

Abnl MSAFP. Next step?

A

US - multiple gestations and dating error more common than NTD/Trisomy

34
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Retained POC, increased vascularity, thick endometrial stripe, echogenic material in cavity on pelvic US. Fever, chills, abd pain, bloody/purulent d/c,

A

Septic Abortion - history will tip you off as well

35
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Septic Abortion Tx

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Broad spectrum Abx and suction and curettage - emergency

36
Q

BPP score of 4 or less

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Deliver, regardless of fetal lung maturity. If after 26 weeks.

37
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BPP score of 6 with oligohydramnios

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If less than 32 weeks - monitor daily

If greater than 32 weeks - deliver immediately

38
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BPP score of 6 without oligohydramnios

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If greater than 37 - deliver

If less than 37 - check again in 24 h, deliver if not improved`

39
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Arrest of stage I labor, tx?

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Amniotomy/pitocin. C Section if all else fails

40
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Arrest of stage 2 labor, tx?

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Pitocin, assisted vaginal delivery or c section

41
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Initial tx for PCOS to induce fertility?

A

weight loss

42
Q

Cone biopsy v colpo and targeted biopsy?

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Cone - for higher grade lesions where cytology and targeted biopsy do not correlate
Colpo/targeted - for lower grade lesions to rule out CIN

43
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How often should women over 50 get mammogram?

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Every year, even if asx or no RFs

44
Q

OCPs are associated with decreased risk of what cancers?

A

Ovarian and endometrial

45
Q

dysmenorrhea causes?

A

endometriosis more common than leiomyoma

46
Q

adnexal mass in postmenopausal female. Initial workup includes?

A

Transvaginal US, CA125. Don’t needle aspirate

47
Q

First trimester. Mom wants to check for possible chromosomal abnormalities. What test do you do?

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Chorionic villus sampling. Early amniocentesis can be done if CVS can’t

48
Q

Most significant RF for fetal limb reduction in CVS?

A

Gestational age. Higher risk at less than 10 weeks

49
Q

Vaginal d/c and vulvar pruritis. Thin, malodorous d/c, foul smelling with marked vaginal and vulvar erythema. Increased vaginal pH (5-6). Dx?

A

Trichomonas vaginalis - may look like BV, but BV does not typically have inflammation and pruritis.

50
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Variable decelerations. Caused by and tx?

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Cord compression. Give mom O2 and change position. Variables are typically abrupt (30s from onset to nadir)

51
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Late decels. Caused by and Tx?

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UP insuff. DELIVER. Gradual (greater than 30s from onset to nadir)

52
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1) Most effective parameter to measure fetal weight in US in suspected growth restriction? 2) How do we differentiate asymmetrical from symmetrical growth restriction

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1) Abd circumference

2) head to abdomen circumference ratio

53
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Quad screen for Downs? for Edwards? (MSAFP, BhCG, Estriol, Inhibin A)

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Downs: hi BhCG, hi inhibin A, lo MSAFP, lo estriol
Edwards: lo everything

54
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LH/FSH in turners?

A

both elevated. Ovarian dysgenesis leads to no inhibitory feedback, so really high fsh and lh

55
Q

Treatment for threatened abortion (which typically occurs in first trimester?)

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REassurance and follow up. No need for hospitialization

56
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Mom, multiple spontaneous abortions. Positive VDRL, prolonged PTT

A

Think Antiphospholipid abs - tx with LMWH and ASA

57
Q

Abnormal uterine bleeding in adolescent. reason? tx?

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Most likely due to immature HPA/ovarian axis, so you get anovulatory cycles. Persistent endometrial proliferation followed by heavy menses. Tx - oral progestins, estreogens, OCPs (all high dose), or tranexamic acid

58
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respiratory distress in pre-E?

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Probably due to pulm edema. Common sequelae of Pre-E. Magnesium tox would have NM probs and decreased Resp effort

59
Q

Cervical mucous is thin/clear, can stretch to 6 cm, basic pH, will demonstrate ferning

A

This is ovulatory phase.

60
Q

treatment for vaginismus?

A

kegels and pneumatic dilaiton

61
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IUFD in a mom with low coag profile. What do you do?

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Induce labor. Mom may develop DIC with retained fetus

62
Q

What BhCG level do can wee see IUP on transvaginal US?

A

1500 +

63
Q

Granulosa theca cell tumors secrete what hormone?

A

ER

64
Q

What endocrine disorder can mimic menopause sx?

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Hyperthyroid. Get FSH/TSH to figure out

65
Q

Hypertensive drug of choice in pregnancy?

A

Hydralazine/labetalol > mdopa

66
Q

how do you allow for premature ovarian failure patients to become pregnant?

A

in vitro fert with egg donor. GNRH and such wont help. low er, HIGH FSH and LH.

67
Q

Cystic mass in premenopausal woman. Fluid aspirated is clear/yellow. What’s the next step?

A

Just observe. RTC in 4-6 weeks. Only send for cytology if fluid is bloody or foul smelling

68
Q

Stress incontinence. Tx?

A

kegels and urethropexy

69
Q

Vasa previa v Placenta previa. When there’s bleeding how do you know the difference?

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Vasa: baby bleeding. So you;ll see late decels and UP insuff. Normal mom vitals
Placenta: mom’s vitals will be wacko