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1
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causes of peripheral precocious puberty

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adrenal tumors
other hormone secreting tumors
exogenous hormones
congential adrenal hyperplasia

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mean age menarche in US

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13

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definition precocious puberty

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< 8 yo F
< 9 yo M
incomplete or complete si/sx pubertal change

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4
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lab fings distinguish central precocious puberty from peripheral precocious puberty

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central: increased LH
peripheral: decreased LH

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tx central precocious puberty

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GnRH continuous
if approp age, nothing
if mass, surg

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6
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phase menstrual cycle fixed at 14 is

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luteal phase

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7
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FSH stimulates release of H from follicle

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estradiol

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8
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as periods are decreasing in perimenopause, what hormonal changes are occurring

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increased FSH

decreasted/fluctuating estrogen

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9
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what determines wheter a woman taking estrogen need to take progesterone as well?

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if has uterus, needs progesterone

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10
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inducers of P450 mnemonic

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Guiness, Corona, PBRs induce chronic alcoholism

griseofulvin
carbamazepine
phenytoin
barbital
rifampin
st. johns wort
chronic EtOH
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11
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MOA OCPs

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inhibit follicle development
prevent endometrial proliferation/change endometrial quality
decrease mucous secretions/thicken cervical mucous

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12
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OCPs decrease incidence of which types of cancer

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endometrial
ovarian
colon

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13
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four different options for emergency contraception

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levonorgestrel (plan B)
levonorgestrel and high dose ethinyl estradiol (OCPs)
mifepristone/ulipristal (anti-progestins)
copper IUD

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14
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tx of choice for primary dysmenorrhea

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NSAIDs

OCPs

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15
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timing of the pain of primary dysmenorrhea during menstrual cycle

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starts with menses x several days

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meds effective in tx of PMS and PMDD

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NSAIDs
SSRIs (esp PMDD)
GnRH continuous agonists
exercise
relaxation
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17
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timing sx PMS and PMDD

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2-3 days before period

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18
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definitively diagnose endometriosis

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laparoscopy

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19
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definition dysmenorrhea and causes

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pain with menses

primary: PG driven, starts with menses, follicular phase
secondary: endometriosis, PID, fibroids, cysts, etc. starts during luteal phase

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20
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MC cause irregular heavy uterine bleeding in non-pregnant, premenopausal woman

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ovulatory dysfunction/anovulation

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MC cause of regular heavy menstrual bleeding in non-pregnant, premenopausal woman

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fibroids

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22
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when endometrial biopsy necessary for abnL uterine bleeding

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> 45 yo
<45 yo with persistent bleeding and RF endometrial cancer
multiple RF

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23
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MC cause of secondary amenorrhea

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pregnancy

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24
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androgen insensitivity syndrome from Mullerian agensis

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BOTH: breasts, no uterus

AIS: no secondary sexual characteristics, high testosterone, 46 XY

Mullerian agenesis: has secondary sexual characteristics, low (normal for female) testosterone, 46 XX

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25
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progesterone withdrawal test tells you….

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if there is a problem with estrogen (primary ovarian insufficiency, anatomic abnL) or a problem with ovulation

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26
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diagnostic criteria for PCOS

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> =2 of:
irregular menses
increased androgens
polycystic ovaries on US

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45 F G4P4 no complains, PEx shows mild descent of bladder into agine, dx and tx

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cystocele

observe bc asx
pelvic floor muscle exercises

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28
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classic presentation of TSS

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tampons
hypotension
fever
sunburn rash involving palms and soles 
multiorgan dysfxn
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29
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STI: “groove” sign

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lympohgranuloma venereum

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30
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STI: donovan bodies

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granuloma inguinale

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31
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STI: ulcer with beefy-red base

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granuloma inguinale

32
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STI: GNR in “school of fish” pattern

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charcroid

33
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primary syphilis sx

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painless ulcer

34
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secondary syphilis sx

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generalized fever, myalgias, palm and sole rash, condyloma lata

35
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tertiary syphilis sx

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aortitis, aortic regurg, gummas

36
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neurosyphilis sx

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dementia
tabes dorsalis
Argyll-Robertson pupils
general paresis

37
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Tx syphilis per stage

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PENICILLIN G

primary: x one
secondary: x one
latent: x one
tertiary: weekly x three
neuro: IV x 10-14 days

38
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DES exposure cancer assoc

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clear cell adenocarcinoma of vagina

39
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current recs cervical cancer screening

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start age 21
q3 years 21-29 yo
> 30 q5 with HPV
> 30 q 3 without HPV
stop > 65 if nL or hysterectomy
40
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next step: pt with pap HSIL

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LEEP if > 25 y

41
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next step ASC-H

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colposcopy

42
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classic present ovarian cancer

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abd pain
early satiety
new ascities
previously healthy

43
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RF ovarian cancer

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uninterupted ovulation
early menarche
late menopause
nulliparity
FHx: HNPCC, BRCA 1/2
infertility
44
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drugs causing gynecomastia

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STACKED
spironolactone
thc
alcohol
cimetidine
ketoconazole
estrogen
digoxin
45
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tx for ductal carcinoma in situ of breast

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lumpectomy +/- radiation

no rx

46
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once you have ruled out invasive cancer, what is most approp tx of LCIS

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observe
tamoxifen
+/- b/l ppx mastectomy

tamoxifen works bc all LCIS are ER and PR positive!

47
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sign of softening of cervix in early pregnancy

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Goodell sign

48
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sign of early pregnancy: dark bluish-red discoloration of vaginal mucosa

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Chadwick sign

49
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how does CO, plasma volume, BP, and Cr change during pregnancy

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CO increases
plasma volume increases
BP decreases
Cr decreases

50
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when screen for syphilis in prenatal

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1st and 3rd if high risk

51
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when do quadruple screen in prenatal visits

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15-20 w

52
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when do screening for GDM

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24-28 w

53
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when screen for GBS

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35-37 w

54
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conditions suggestbed by increased alpha fetoprotein

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NTD
multigestation
abd wall defect
incorrect dating

55
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wt gain for overweight woman during pregnancy

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15-25 #

56
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wt gain for nL wt woman during pregnancy

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25-35 #

57
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wt gain for underweight during pregnancy

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28-40 #

58
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wt gain for obese during pregnancy

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11-20 #

59
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definintive test for Down syndrome at 11 w

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chorionic villous sampling

10-13 w

60
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tx N/V during pregnancy

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1st line:
vitamin B6
doxylamine (Unasom)

2nd line:
zofran, meclizine, metocloperamide, diphenhydramine

61
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pregestational diabetes puts infants at risk of

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macrosomia
fetal hypoglycemia
congenital cardiac/caudal regression malform
SAB
stillbirth
62
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diagnostic criteria for preeclampsia

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new onset
> 20 w GA
>140/90
AND 
proteinuria
OR
end organ damage (dec PLT, inc LFTs, pul edema, CNS, HA, vision change, renal failure)
63
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33 F, 39w GA, active labor, second stage of labor she complains of dyspnea, suddenly becomes unresponseive, pulse cannot be detected, not to have bleeding from mouth and nose dx

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amniotic fluid embolism

looks just like PE with the addition of DIC

64
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tx amniotic fluid embolism

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ACLS protocol

65
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susceptible pregnant woman is exposed to someone with chickenpox next step

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VZV immune globulin

66
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pregnant woman develops chickenpox rash around time of delivery next step

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acyclovir to mom

VZV immune globulin to infant

67
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pregnant woman develops chickenpox rash early in pregnancy next step

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acyclovir

68
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management options for intrauterine fetal demise

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expectant manage (risk inf and DIC)
D&E
Rx: misoprostol, oxytocin

69
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components of biophysical profile

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NST
fetal tone
fetal movement
fetal breathing
amniotic fluid volume

8-10 is reassuring

70
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definition of IUGR

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< 10% expected fetal weight

71
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definition macrosomia

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<4500 g

72
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recipient twin in twin-twin transfusion syndrome is at risk for what complications

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polyhydramnios
polycytoemia
heart failure
volume overload

73
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tocolytic agents

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MgSo4
CCB nifedipine
indomethacin
terbutaline

74
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classic present uterine rupture

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constant pain (loss of contractions)
fetal bradycardia
change uterine shape
hypotension
tahcycardia
hx uterine surgery
induction of labor

go to surgery for C/S and hysterectomy

75
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meds in management of uterine atony

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oxytocin
methylergonovine
misoprostol
carboprost

76
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abx tx postpartum endometritis

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gentamicin and clindamycin

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