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Obs and gynae: revision session Flashcards

1
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APH definition

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Bleeding from genital tract from 24 weeks to birth of baby

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Minor APH

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<50mls and stopped

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Major APH

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50-100mls

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Massive APH

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100mls + signs of shock

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5
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Causes of APH

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Cervical ectropian
Vaginal infection
Bleeding from placental edge
Placenta praevia
Abruption
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6
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Placenta praevia

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When placenta is within 2.5cm of cervix

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7
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Management of APH

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ABCDE
IV access
Bloods, G and S
IV fluids
Blood transfusion
Delivery of baby
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8
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32 weeks, Post coital bleed

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Cervical ectropian

Infection

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9
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6 weeks, PV bleeding, saw something jelly like, now bleeding stopped

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Miscarriage

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10
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28 weeks, large volumes, woody hard uterus, drug missuse

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Abruption

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11
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Painless PV bleeding, previous children

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Placenta praevia

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12
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Menorrhagia

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Regular, heavy menstrual bleeding. Excessive amount which interferes with quality of life.

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13
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Ix of menorrhagia

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Detailed history
Bimanual examination
Speculum
Blood test
TV USS
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14
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Bulky uterus

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Adenomyosis

Fibroids

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15
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Menorrhagia

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Fibroids
Endometriosis
Polyps
Endometrial hyperplasia

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16
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Which maternal non gynae diseases can cause menorrhagia

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Hypothryoidism
Coagulation problems
Diabetes
Liver/ kidney disease
Anticoagulant therapy
Copper IUD
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17
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Red flag symptoms for menorrhagia

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Postcoital bleeding
IMB
Dyspareunia
Dysmenorrhoea

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18
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PCB

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Cervical cancer

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19
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IMB

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Cervical cancer or endometrial cancer

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20
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Dyspareunia

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Cervical cancer

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21
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Irregular periods

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PCOS

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22
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Pelvic pain and pressure symptosm

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Prolapse or cancer

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23
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Vaginal discharge

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PID

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24
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Menorrhagia first line

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Levonorgesterel IUS- Mirena coil

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25
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Menorrhagia second line

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Tranexamic acid
NSAIDS
COCP

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26
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Mirena benefits

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Progesterone very local long term, mainly causes amenorrhoea

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27
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Why is tranexamic acid bad

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VTE risk (avoid if fat and VTE risk already)

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28
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COCP cant be given to

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Anyone with clot risks (high BMI, FHx)

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29
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Menorrhagia surgeries

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Endometrial ablation
Uterine artery embolisation
Hysterectomy
Myomectomy

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30
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21 year old student, 3 months menorrhagia

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Infection?
New contraception?
PCOS

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31
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What contraceptions can cause heavy bleeding

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Copper coil, implant

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32
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Treatments for menorrhagia in young

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Mirena coil
COCP
POP

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33
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45 year old lady
Heavy IMB
BMI 50
Flooding

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Endometrial cancer
Fibroids
Endometriosis

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34
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Adenomyosis

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Over growth of muscle of uterus

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35
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Treatment for endometrial cancer, fibroids, endometriosis

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Surgery- ablation, hysterectomy, myomectomy

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36
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Whats a myomectomy for

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Fibroids

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37
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Investigation for 45year old heavy bleeder (at risk for endometrial cancer)

A

Pipelle biopsy

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38
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Why does obesity risk factor for cancers

A

Fat cells produce oestrogen

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39
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Who gets endometrial

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Menopause

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40
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Who gets ovarian cancer

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50+

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41
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Who gets vulval cancer

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70+

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42
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PCB in a young person

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Cervical cancer

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43
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What causes cervical cancer

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High risk HPV

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44
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Cervical cancer risk factors

A 
High risk HPV
early age intercourse
multiple sexual partners
STDs
Cigarette smoking
Multiparity
OCP uses
Previous cervical intraepithelia neoplasia
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45
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Precancer of cervical cancer

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Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia

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46
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Who gets high risk HPV

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16, 18, 31 and 33

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47
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What do smears check for

A

CIN 1, 2 and 3 not cancer

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48
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CIN treatment

A

Lettz

49
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Stage 1 cervical cancer treatment

A

Radical trachylectomy

Hysterectomy

50
Q

Stage 2 cervical cancer treatment

A

Radiotherapy
Chemotherapy
Palliative care

51
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Endometrial cancer red flag

A

Postmenopausal bleeding

52
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Main risk factor for endometrial cancer

A

Unopposed oestrogen

53
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Risk factors for endometrial cancer

A 
Obesity
Diabetes
Nulliparity
Late menopause
Ovarian tumours
HRT
Pelvic irradiation
Tamoxifen
PCOS
54
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Treatment for endometrial cancer

A

Hysterectomy and pelvic lymph nodes
+radiotherapy
+progesterone therapy

55
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What is brachytherapy

A

Radiotherapy from the inside out

56
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What causes ovarian cancer

A

Ovulation and gene mutation (BRCA1 and 2)

57
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Factors affecting ovulation

A

Early menarche and late meopause= more

Breast feeding and parity= less

58
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Ovarian cancer presentation

A

50s, IBS symptoms
Urinary frequency
Bowel obstruction

59
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What cells do ovarian cancers normally come from

A

Epithelial

60
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Risk of ovarian cancer calculator

A 
Risk of malignancy index
Symptoms and age
CA125
Ultrasound score
Menopausal score
61
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Treatment for ovarian cancer

A

Hysterectomy or debulking
Chemo/ radio
Palliative care

62
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Vulval cancer causes

A

HPV and lichen sclerosis

63
Q

What is lichen sclerosis

A

Premalignant condition
Scaly white plaques on vulva
Older population

64
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Symptoms of vulval cancer

A 
Vulval itching
Non healing lesion
Vulval soreness
Persistent lump
Bleeding
Pain on passing urine
Past history of HPV or lichen sclerosis
65
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Vulval cancer treatment

A

Surgery
Chemotherapy
Radiotherapy

66
Q

Late pregnancy problems

A 
Symphysis pubis dysfunction
IUGR
Gestational diabetes
Anaemia
Reduced fetal movements
Preeclampsia
67
Q

Differential diagnosis in obstetrics

A 
Can just get migraines, tension headache etc
UTI
MSK pains
Diarrhoea and vomitting
Appendicitis
68
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28 year old lady, 24 weeks pregnant, abdo pain

A 
Appendicitis
Abruption
Miscarriage
Braxton hicks
Symphysis pubis dysfunction
69
Q

40 year old lady, 36 weeks pregnant

A

Preeclampsia
Migraine
Tension headache
Venous sinus thrombosis

70
Q

Stroke in pregnant woman and why

A

Venous sinus thrombosis, hypercoagulable when pregnant

71
Q

16 year old, 8 weeks with vomitting

A

Hyperemesis

Molar pregnancy

72
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Why do people get sick in hyperemesis and molar pregancy and twins

A

Beta hCG

73
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Infertility definition

A

Inability to conceive after 2 years of regular unprotected sexual intercourse and in the absence of known reproductive pathology

74
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Pretesticular male infertility causes

A

Chemotherapy, hyperprolactinaemia

75
Q

How does hyperprolactinaemia cause low testosterone

A

Surpresses FSH

76
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Testicular causes of male infertility

A

Kleinfelters, trauma, infection, radiation

77
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Post testicular causes of male infertility

A

Obstruction, retrograde ejaculation, absence of vas deferens

78
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Causes of no eggs

A 
Tuners syndrome
Trauma
Toxins (chemo and radio)
Oophrectomy
Premature ovarian failure
79
Q

Turners syndrome

A

45X

80
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What does the embryo inplant as

A

Blastocyst

81
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Anovulation causes

A

PCOS

increased androgens can cause hirsuitism and acne, weight gain

82
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Problems with implantation of blastocyst

A

Recurrent miscarriage
Antiphospholipid syndrome
Polyps, fibroids, Ashermans syndrome

83
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What is ashermans syndrome

A

Adhesions within the uterus

84
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Male factor infertility treatment

A

Sperm donation, stop steroids

85
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General fertility tips

A

Stop smoking, lose weight, good sleep, regular sex, stress reduction

86
Q

Anovulation treatment

A

Clomiphene, metformin, ovarian drilling

87
Q

Ovarian reserve treatment

A

Donor egg

88
Q

Tubal fertility treatment

A

Tubal cannulation

89
Q

Unexplained infertility treatment

A

IVF

90
Q

On which days are women most likely to conceive in a cycle

A

8-14 days (14 days from end)

91
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What number day is the first day someone bleeds

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day 1

92
Q

Fetal complications of maternal smoking

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Prematurity, respiratory disease, IUGR, cot death

93
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Fetal complications of maternal alcohol

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Neurological damage, facial deformities, fetal growth retardation, spontaneous miscarriage

94
Q

What vitamin is in liver and vitamins and can cause foetal abnormalities

A

Vitamin A

95
Q

Why shouldnt pregnant people take multivitamisn

A

Vitamin A

96
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Foods to avoid in pregnancy

A 
Soft cheese (listeria)
Raw eggs (salmonella)
Liver (vitamin A)
Shellfish (
Tuna (mercury)
Caffeine
Alcohol
97
Q

Why should you avoid cat litter in pregnancy

A

Toxoplasmosis

98
Q

What is the normal dose of folic acid

A

400mcg

99
Q

5mg of folic acid for

A

Family history of neural tube defect
Diabetes
Previous neural tube defect
Obese

100
Q

Which drugs should you avoid in pregnancy

A

Propanolol and NSAIDS (premature PDA closure)
Warfarin (foetal abnormalities)
Furosemide (renal development problems)

101
Q

What drug is defo safe in preganncy

A

Paracetamol

102
Q

Serum markers triple test for risk of downs syndrome

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Alpha feto protein, beta HCG, Estriol

103
Q

When is the best time to do an ultrasound scan, for nuccal translucency

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11-14 weeks- 12 week scan

104
Q

What do you look for on ultrasound scan for downs syndrome

A

Nuccal translucency

105
Q

Most appropriate time for amniocentesis

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15 weeks+

106
Q

Risk of miscarriage in amniocentesis

A

1%

107
Q

Whats the most appropriate time for chorionic villous sampling

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from 11 weeks as placenta needs to be big enough

108
Q

What is commonly seen on USS at 12 weeks

A

Anencephaly (no brain)

109
Q

When can you see oligohydramnios

A

18+ weeks

110
Q

What can confuse looking at nuccal translucency

A

Cystic hydroma on the neck

111
Q

At every appointment what do you look at

A 
Blood pressure
Urine
Symphysis fundal height
Fetal heart beat
(not fetal position)
112
Q

Physiological changes in pregnancy

A

Fall in BP in early pregnancy
Increased maternal ventilation
Hypercoagulability
Increased GFR

113
Q

What hormone causes N and V

A

Beta HCG

114
Q

Which serum makers increase in preganncy

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T3, T4, thyroid binding globulin

AlkPhos

115
Q

Which serum markers go down in pregnancy

A

Protein and albumin

116
Q

Preeclampsia diagnosis

A

High blood pressure, protien in urine

Epigastric pain, facial swelling, headache

117
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Risk factors for preeclampsia

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Diabetes
Hypertension
Renal disease
Molar pregnancy
High BMI
118
Q

HELLP syndrome

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High liver enzymes
High Us and Es
Low platelets

119
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Management for preeclampsia

A

Labetalol

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