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Obs and Gynae Flashcards

1
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Bartholin’s cyst

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posterior and medial labia minora
painful sex
no symptoms

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Cervical ectropion/erosion

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red endo cervix visible

young women, OCP, preggers

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Cervical polyp

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benign tumour endocervix
red
preggers
biopsy to exclude
twist and pull or liquid nitrogen
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4
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Uterine prolapse

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  1. in vagina
  2. at introitus
  3. out of vagina
    Old, preggers, heavy bleeding.
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5
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Cystocele

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Prolapse anterior wall and bladder
frequency and more infections
pessaries

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Rectocele

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Posterior wall

Bowel symptoms

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7
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Fibroid uterus

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smooth muscle tumour
common
painful periods
red degeneration in pregnancy

Rx: GnRH agonists
Hysterectomy/ myomectomy.

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8
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Gartner’s duct cyst

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Remnant of mesonephric duct

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9
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Nabothian cyst

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surface of cervix
ECTO grows over ENDO
impairs mucus drainage.

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10
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Ovarian torsion

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risk necrosis and ovarian loss

ooporopexy

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11
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Osteitis pubis

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inflammation of pubis symphysis

NO infection

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12
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Suprapubic abscess

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After pelvic surgery

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13
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Addisons during pregnancy

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may need more T3 to cope with stress

if not controlled may cause IUGR.

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14
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Gestational diabetes

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OGTT at 24-28 weeks
Gone after
Less birth defects.

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15
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Management of hypertension in pregnancy?

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Methyldopa

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16
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Epilepsy in pregnancy

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lowers seizure threshold
medications cause neural tube defects.
Increase folic acid dose
Carbamazepine and lamotrigine (NOT valproate).

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17
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Epilepsy vs. eclampsia

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generalised seizure in eclampsia.

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18
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Hyperthyroidism in pregnancy

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may improve
but anti-thyroid Abs can cross placenta and may make baby hyperthyroid with goitre
give propylthiouracil

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19
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Hypothyroidism in pregnancy

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Mum: more pre-eclampsia, miscarriages, stillbirths

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20
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MS

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may get better in pregnancy but worse after.

no IFN in pregnancy

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21
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Subseptate uterus

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septum at fundus

more likely to have transverse lie, recurrent miscarriages, can’t have a IUD.

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22
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SLE

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better during preggers

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23
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Venous stasis eczema

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due to heavy baby

will get better after

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24
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Cervical incompetence

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early opening (before 34 weeks).
Cerclage between 12-14 weeks and remove 34 weeks.
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25
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Cholecystasis bloods

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High ALT and bile acids

normal ALP

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26
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Cholestasis

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Oestrogen causes cholestasis
Resolves after delivery
May have still birth
Need Vit K.

27
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Gallstones

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More common in preggers

28
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Pre-eclampsia

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AFter 20 weeks

High BP and proteinuria

29
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Eclampsia

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tonic-clonic general seizure
during labour and after
get placenta out!

30
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Heterotrophic pregnancy

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Half in and half out of uterus
usually due to IVF
like an ectopic

31
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Hydatidiform mole

A 
benign
non-viable
v. high bHCG
Snowstorm on USS
Bleeding
Malignant potential
Remove and methotrexate to kill
32
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Hyperemesis gravidarum

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due to bHCG
1st trimester
urinary ketones
give fluids and anti-emetics

33
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Hyperstimulation syndrome

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IVF complication
Ascites, mild abdo distension, nausea, diarrhoea
MASSIVE ovaries.

34
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Placenta praevia

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bleeding late
Minor: side
Major: over outlet

35
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Placenta accreta

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Inserted to myometrium

36
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Placenta percreta

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inserted into bladder

37
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Placental abruption

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Over 20 weeks

lead to APH and PPH, DIC, Hysterectomy

38
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Spontaneous miscarriage

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Before 24 weeks.
Mifepristone and misoprostol
Anti-D

39
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Anencephaly

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Due to: epileptics, T1DM, folic acid deficiency

5mg/day for high risk.

40
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Duodenal atresia

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double bubble

treat with duodenoduodenostomy

41
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IUGR

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symmetrical: early
asymmetrical: later

42
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Oesophageal atresia

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link with polyhydramnios (may have fistula)

43
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Rubella in pregnancy

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1st tri worst
increase miscarriages, SN deafness, cataracts, congenital heart disease
blueberry muffin rash

44
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Premature labour

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24-37 weeks.

45
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Precipitate labour

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under 3 hours

increased risk of trauma, PPH, infection, aspiration of baby

46
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Bloody show

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pink/white mucus

latent stage

47
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cervix effaced

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thinning

48
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Rupture of membranes

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If rupture and then nothing- will induce after 24 hours.

49
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Artificial rupture

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amniotomy

50
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Foetal head above pelvic brim

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not engaged. abdominally palpable

51
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Foetal head below ischial spines

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When gets to positive can use instruments
Bishops score (at spines=0)
52
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Bowel perforation

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category 1 c-section=emergency

53
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Cephalopelvic disproportion

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Pelvis too small for baby

54
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Transverse lie

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preterm labour
polyhydramnios
multiple pregnancy

55
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Breech

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bum first
extended (frank)
flexed (complete)
footling (undeliverable)

56
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3rd degree tear

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vagina to anal sphincter

due to obstruction, instruments, big baby, dystocia

57
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Fitz- Hugh Curtis

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Liver adhesions from chlamydia

58
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Vaginal cancer

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SCC

posterior wall upper third

59
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Cervical cancer

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SCC due to HPV

60
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Endometrial cancer

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unopposed oestrogen
USS more than 5mm
Hysterectomy and BSO

61
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Ovarian cancer

A

most common serous cystadenoma

62
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VIN

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HPV pre cancer

Lichen sclerosis too

63
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Hives

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Can increase in pregnancy
POPPP pruritic urticarial plaques and papules of pregnancy
not dangerous

64
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Allergies

A

can change in pregnancy

careful what you eat for baby too

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