OG Flashcards
1
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embryo
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fertilization to 8 weeks
2
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fetus
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8 weeks to birth
3
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developmental age
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number of days since fertilization
4
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gestational age
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number of days/weeks since LMP
5
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naegle rule
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subtract 3 months, add 7 days
6
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first trimester dates
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12 weeks DA
14 weeks GA
7
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second trimester dates
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24 weeks DA
26 weeks GA
8
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pre-viable
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born before 24 weeks
9
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post term
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greater than 42 weeks
10
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F-PAL
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full term
preterm
abortions
living children
11
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goodell sign
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FIRST sign of pregnancy,
4 weeks
= softening of the cervix
12
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ladin sign
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softening of the midline of the uterus,
6 weeks
13
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chadwick sign
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blue discolouration of vagina and cervix
6-8 weeks
14
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when does palmar erythema present
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first trimester
15
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when does chloasma present
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16 weeks
16
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when does linea nigra present
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second trimester
17
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US in pregnancy
A
CONFIRMS INTRAUTERINE
18
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PREGNANCY=
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beta hCG greater than 1500 OR
5 weeks= gestational sac on ultrasound
19
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morning sickness caused by
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increase in estrogen, progesterone, hCG
20
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other GI complication of pregnancy
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constipation
21
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renal in pregnancy
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INCREASE GFR–> decrease BUN/cr
22
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haem in pregnancy
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- anaemia
- hypercoagulable
23
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most accurate way of establishing gestational age at 11-14 weeks
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ULTRASOUND
24
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triple screen
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MSAFP, estriol, beta hCG
25
quad screen
+ INHIBIN A
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triple and quad screening done when
15-20 weeks
27
after 36 weeks how often does the mum come to see the doctor
every week
28
braxton hicks that are continued
CHECK THE CERVIX
| since real contractions will have a dilated cervix, vs. BH contractions= closed cervix
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CBC done when
27 weeks,
| if Hb less than 11 replace iron orally
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glucose load
24-28 weeks, fasting or non fasting ingestion of 50g glucose and serum glucose checked 1 hr later
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glucose tolerance test
FBG, 100g glucose and serum glucose check 1,2,3hrs
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GDM if....
either glucose load or GTT is positive
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postive glucose load
glucose greater than 140 send for OGTT
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if gave them pregnant woman iron--->
give stool softener
35
CVS done during
10-13wks
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Amniocentesis done during
11-14wks
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strongest risk factor for ectopic pregnancy
PREVIOUS HISTORY of ectopic
38
contraindications to MTX
1. immmunosuppressed
2. liver disease
3. non compliant
4. greater than or equal to 3.5cm
5. fetal heart
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MCC spontaneous abortions
chromosomal abnormalities
40
work up for spontaneous miscarriage
- CBC
- blood type-- RH
- US*********
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what must be done for a miscarriage
ULTRASOUND-- to determine what type of misacarriage
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missed miscarriage
death of fetus, but all products of conception present in uterus
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tx of threatened abrtion
bed rest,
| pelvic rest
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septic abortion
infection of uterus and surrounding areas
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medical tx of misacarriages
PGE1 to dilate cervix for expulsion of products
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when to stop delivery if....
24-33 EGA
| 600-2500g
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when to deliver
34-37 EGA
| greater than 2500g
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list of conditions where you should NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT stop with tocolytics
- PET/ eclampsia
- maternal cardiac disease
- greater than 4 cm cervical dilation
- maternal haemorrhage
- fetal death
- chorioamnionitis
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most commonly used tocolytic
magnesium sulfate
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side effects of magnesium sulfate
- RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION
| and cardiac arrest--- thus nb to check DTRs often
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commonly used tocolytics
- magnesium sulfate
- CCBs
- terbutaline
- NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT indomethacin
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preterm fetuses WITHOUT chorioamnionitis
tx= betamethasone
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what type of US for placenta previa
TRANSABDOMINAL
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complete previa
completely covers the internal cervical os
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partial previa
partially covers the internal cervical os
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marginal previa
on the MARGIN, adjacent to internal os, touching the edge of os
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low lying placenta
NOT covering the internal os-- more than 0cm, but less than 2cm away; implanted in the lower uterine segment
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tx for placenta previa
STRICT PELVIC REST-- NOTHING INTO VAGINA
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risk factors for abruption
- HTN
- previous hx
- cocaine
- external trauma
- smoking
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MCC DIC in pregnancy
placenta abruption
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complications of concealed placental abruption
- DIC
- uterine tetany
- fetal hypoxia
- fetal death
- sheehan syndrome
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tx of uterine rupture
LAPAROTOMY ASAP-- since baby could be outside of the uterus floating around in the abdomen
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gestational HTN
bp greater than 140/90mmHg without proteinuria or edema
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mild preclampsia
greater than 140/90
dipstick 1+-2+
24hr urine greater than 300mg
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edema in mild PET
hands, feet, face
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edema in severe PET
GENERALIZED
67
32-36 weeks test needed
NST: fetal well being
US: fetal size
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greater than 36 weeks test needed
twice weekly testing
1 NST
1 BPP: AF and fetal well being
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37 weeks test needed
L/S ratio
70
38-39 weeks if patient refuses L/S ratio
NO TEST-- INDUCE LABOUR
71
tx for GDM
diet and exercise
| do NOT NOT NOT NOT tell them to lose weight
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macrosomia, when should US be done
if fundal height is greater than 3cm
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earl deceleration
decrease in HR that occurs with contractions
| HEAD COMPRESSION
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variable decelerations
decrease in HR and return to baseline with no relationship to contractions
UMBILICAL CORD COMPRESSION
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late decelerations
decrease in HR after contraction started. no return to baseline until contractions ends
FETAL HYPOXIA
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lightening
fetal descent into pelvic brim
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stage 1
labor--> cervical dilation
primi: 6-18hrs
multi: 2-10hrs
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latent phase
labor--> 4cm
primi: 6-7hrs
multi: 4-5hrs
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active phase
4cm--> full
primi: 1cm/hr
multi: 1.2cm/hr
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stage 2
cervical dilation--> delivery neonate
primi: 30-3hrs
multi: 5-30 minutes
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stage 3
delivery neonate--> delivery placenta
| 30 minutes
82
what not to give asthmatic pregnant women
PROSTAGLANDINS--> bronchospasm
83
protracted cervical dilation causes
3P's
- power: strength and frequency of uterine contractions
- passenger: size and position of fetus
- passage: passenger larger than pelvis= cpd
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TX OF cpd
CS
85
arrest disorders
- cervical dilation
| - fetal descent
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cervical dilation arrest
no cervical dilation for past 2 hrs
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fetal descent arrest
no fetal descent for 1 hour
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frank breech
hips F
| knees E
89
complete breech
hips F
| knees F
90
footling breech
feet first
- complete= both feet
- incomplete= 1 foot
91
up until what point is it okay for baby to be breech
36 weeks
92
PPH extra side note
assure there is no rupture of the uterus
93
premenstural dysphoric disorder
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER
94
vaginal diaphragm...
USELESS without the jelly
6hrs before
6hrs after
95
labial fusion
21 beta hydroxylase deficiency
- excess androgens
- reconstructive surgery
96
chronic irritation of vulva with hyperkeratosis (Raised white lesion)
squamous cell hyperplasia
97
tx squamous cell hyperplasia of vulva
sitz baths or lubricants
98
PC bartholins
- PAIN PAIN PAIN
| - dyspareunia
99
tx bartholins
incision and drainage
| --> MARSUPIALIZATION= allow the space to remain open
100
bilateral pagets of vulva
radical vulvectomy
101
unilteral pagets of vulva
modified vulvectomy
102
PC SCC of vulva
PRURITUS
103
stage 0 SCC vulva
CIS
104
stage 1 SCC vulva
vaginal wall, less than 2 cm
105
stage 2 SCC vulva
vulva or perineum more than 2 cm
106
stage 3 SCC vulva
tumor spreading to lower urethra or anus, unilateral lymph nodes present
107
stage 4 SCC vulva
tumor invasion into bladder, rectum, or bilateral lymph nodes
108
stage 4a SCC vulva
distant mets
109
unilateral LNs SCC vulva tx
modified radical vulvectomy
110
bilateral LNs SCC vulva tx
radical vulvectomy
111
PC adenomyosis
- dysmenorrhea
| - menorrhagia
112
dx of adenomyosis
CLINICAL
| - large, globular, boggy uterus
113
most accurate dx of adenomyosis
MRI
114
definitive dx of adenomyosis
hyterectomy
115
tx of adenomyosis
HYSTERECTOMY
116
rf for endometriosis
FDR with endometriosis
117
pain in endometriosis
cyclical-- 1-2 weeks before menses
118
exam for endometriosis
nodular uterus and adnexal mass
119
SE's danazol
- acene
- oily skin
- weight gain
- hirsuitism
