passmed Flashcards
blood results of kallmans
decreased GnRH, LH/FSH, oestrogen
what drug is given to a patient during a total hysterectomy
co-amoxiclav IV
prophylaxis for a pregnant women who’s previous child had neonatal group b sepsis
maternal IV antibiotics during labour
when do pregnant women get OGTT
28 weeks
what causes uterine atony/what is it
failure of adequate uterine contractions
when is ECV offered
multiparous - from 37 weeks
nulliparous - from 36 weeks
the chorionic villi invade in to the myometrium but not through to the perimetrium
placenta increta
TSH and thyroxine levels in a molar pregnancy
low TSH high thyroxine
at how many weeks should no fetal movements require referral to maternal unit be considered
24 weeks
how long after giving birth do you not need contraception
up to 21 days
what needs to be done before a CTG
doppler to see if baby alive
mode of action of implant
inhibition of ovulation
- releases progesterone which inhibits secretion of FSH and LH
mode of action of progesterone only pill
thickens cervical mucous
mode of action of COC
inhibits ovulation
mode of action of depot
inhibits ovulation but also thickens cervical mucous
mode of action of IUS
prevents endometrial proliferation and thickens cervical mucous
in pregnancy if fasting glucose is over 7 what should be done
INSULIN
what should be given to all women on anti-epileptics who are trying to conceive
folic acid 5mg
what do you give someone that has implant and intermenstrual bleeding
three month trial of COCP
