obstetrics Flashcards

1
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when is gestational diabetes screened for

A

after 24 weeks

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2
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test and diagnostic values for gestational diabetes

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  • OGTT
  • Fasting >5.6 = GDM
  • 2hrs postprandial > 7.8 = GDM
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3
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treatment options for GDM

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  1. diet and exercise if <7mmol/l fasting
  2. initiate insulin ± metformin immediately if fasting glucose >7mmol/l
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4
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1st line Mx for baby with breech presentation + when

A

external cephalic version offered as early as week 36

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5
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MC site of ectopic pregnancy

A

fallopian tube:
ampulla> isthmus> fimbria

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6
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which factor is most likely contributing to the polyhydramnios?
Other causes

A

maternal diabetes»>
other causes are chromosomal abnormalities foetal renal issues, foetal anaemia

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7
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how might oligohydramnios present

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abnormally prominent foetal parts on abdominal palpation

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8
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complication of oligohydramnios

A

foetal pulmonary hypoplasia

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9
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main RF for oligohydramnios

A

smoking

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10
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GBS microscopic morphology

A

gram +ve cocci

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11
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define a complete molar pregnancy and what is seen on USS

A
  • sperm fertilises an egg with no DNA
  • shows up as snowstorm sign on USS
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12
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define a partial molar pregnancy and what is seen on USS

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  • 2 sperm cells fertilise an egg with DNA
  • USS shows foetal tissue in the uterus
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13
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postpartum contraceptive advice

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  • no contraception is needed for 21 days postpartum.
  • lactational amenorrhoea can only be used up to 6 months postpartum and if mum is exclusively breastfeeding and remains amenorrhoeic
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14
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name an absolute contraindication for vaginal birth after C-section

A

a classic c-section - vertical scar.

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15
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signs of hypokalaemia on ECG

A

U waves,
small or absent T waves,
prolonged QT and PR intervals along with
ST depression.

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16
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what HRT regimen should you give perimenopausal women

A

Monthly cyclical hormone-replacement therapy where oestrogen is taken daily, and a progestogen is given for the last 10–14 days of each cycle as this mimics premenopausal menstrual cycle with a withdrawal bleed

17
Q

what HRT regimen should you give postmenopausal women

A

Continuous combined HRT is a treatment regimen whereby oestrogen and progestogen are both taken daily

18
Q

1st line Mx of menorrhagia

A

mirena coil
if wanting to get pregnant - TXA

19
Q

what is a nabothian cyst

A

Nabothian cysts are normal cervical findings in women [especially women that have had kids], appearing as small, amber mucous-filled cysts around the cervical os, resulting from epithelial transition areas that secrete and trap mucous.

20
Q

lichen sclerosis 1st Line Tx

A

clobetasol 0.05% - potent topical steroid

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