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PASSMED OBS AND GYNAE Flashcards

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Rubella in pregnancy - non immune ?

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-Advise to keep away from people with rubella
-Offer MMR vaccination postnatal period

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Down syndrome combined test?

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  • Decrease PAPPA-A
  • Increase in beta-hCG
    -Thickened nuchal translucency
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RCOG guidance development DVT?

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If clinical suspicion of DVT or PE - LWMH commenced

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What women on LWMH should be monitored with a specific blood test?

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-Women at extreme of body weight <50 or >90
-Complicating factors (renal impairment or recurrent VTE)

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What is used to monitor women on LMWH?

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Anti-Xa factor

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What should be used to monitor women with unfractioned heparin?

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APTT

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How long to wait after taking ulipristal?

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5 days - this is because ulipristal acetate may reduce the effectiveness of hormonal contraception - barrier methods should be used

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7
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When can women continue taking the combined pill?

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-Must be on established on COCP
-COCP restarted after a pill-free interval
-The missed pill must be later than the first week o fill taking

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When refer to midwife led breastfeeding clinic?

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If breastfed baby looses >10% birth weight in 1st week life - refer

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In preterm rupture of membranes what medication should be given to reduce the risk of RDS?

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Corticosteriods such as dexamethasone
(<37 weeks)
-IM dexamethasone

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What weeks should magnesium sulphate be given if PPROM?

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Women who are less than 34 weeks - foetal neuroprotection

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What are results in downs syndrome quadruple test?

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-Decreased AFP
-Decreased oestridol
-Increase hCG
-Increase Inhibit A

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Combined test vs quadruple test?

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-Combined test (11-13+6 weeks)
-Quadruple test (15-20 weeks)

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What is measured in combined test?

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-HCG -increase
-PAPPA-A - decrease
-Nuchal translucency - thickened
-Edwards (18) and patau (13) syndrome - similar result but HcG tends to be lower

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14
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What do results of combined and quadruple test show?

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-Lower chance e.g. 1 in 300
-higher chance 1 in 100

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If woman has higher chance then what should be offered?

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NIPT (screening test) or CVS (diagnostic)

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Sensitivity and specificity for NIPT?

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very high for trisomy 21 (>99%)
-Measures cell free fetal DNA

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17
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Fetus in OP position during labour?

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-Delievry possible may be longer and more painful
-Fetal head may rotate spontaneously to OA position
-Augmentation offered if process is slow
-Kielland forceps are associated with most successful outcome - require expertise
-Women will experience an early urge to push in OP than OA

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18
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3 types of placenta accreta

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-accreta: chorionic villi attachment to myometrium
-Increta: chorionic villi into myometrium
-Percreta: chorionic villi invade through he perimetrium

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19
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Breech baby prolonged vaginal delivery?

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-Caesaran section

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1st line investigation for premature rupture of membranes?

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-Careful speculum examination to look for amniotic fluid in posterior vaginal vault
-avoid bimanual risk of infection

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21
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When can IUS be inserted after?

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within 48 hours of childbirth or 4 weeks after
-4 week after is due to increased rusk of expulsion and lacking data surrounding uterine perforation

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22
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What form of contraception should be discontinued >50?

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Injectable contraceptives - Depo-provera - associated with loss in bone mineral density
-COCP should also be stopped

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23
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What presentation has greatest mortality and morbidity risk?

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Footling presentation
-5-20% risk of cord prolapse

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What should women with high or moderate risk of preeclampsia take?

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75-150mg of aspirin from 12 weeks until brith

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When can you take COCP post part?

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-wait 21 days risk of venous thromboembolism

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26
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When is anomaly scan?

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18-20+6 weeks

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27
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Medical for PPH?

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-IV oxytocin: slow IV injection followed by an IV infusion -syntometrine
-Ergometrine slow IV or IM (unless there is a history of hypertension)
-Carboprost IM (unless there is a history of asthma)
misoprostol sublingual
there is also interest in the role tranexamic acid may play in PPH

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When do you need to continuously monitor CTG when in labour?

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-suspected chorioamnionitis or sepsis, or temp >38
-Severe hypertension >160/110
-Oxytoxcin use
-Significant meconium
-fresh vaginal bleeding

29
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Painless bleeding, uterus large for date, hyperesmsis?

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Hydatifrom mole

30
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Endometritis?

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Admit - clindamycin and gentamicin until afebrile for >24 hours

31
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Reduced foetal movements - no heartbeat detected with handheld doppler?

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Immediate ultrasound scan

32
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When should fetal movements be established?

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-24 weeks gestation

33
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Risk factors for RFM

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-Posture (more prominent lying down and less when sitting and standing)
-Distraction (women not as aware of movements)
-anterior placenta prior 28 weeks lesser awareness
-Medication - alcohol and benzodiazepines
-Fetal position (anterior fetal position means movements are less noticeable)
-Obese women
-Oligohydramnios and polyhydramnios can cause reduction in fetal movements
-Fetal size - 29% presenting with RFM have SGA foetus

34
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Refer to fetal medicicine unit?

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-If fetal movements have not been felt baby 24 weeks

35
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When is lactational amenorrhea a reliable form of contraception?

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-Amenorrhoeic, <6 months, breastfeeding exclusvely

36
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When to give aciclovir to women contact with chicken pox ?

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-Present within 24 hours onset of rash and are 20+0 weeks

37
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Post natal depression scale?

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Edinburgh postnatal depression scale
>13 indicates depressive illness of varying severity

38
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When can postpartum women take progesterone pill?

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immediatley

39
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When do women require contraception post partum?

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21 days after giving birth

40
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Pearl index COCP 0.2

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every thousand women using contraception 1 year 2 pregnant

41
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Cephalosporins breastfeeding?

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considered safe

42
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Umbilical cord prolapse

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-can push presenting part of fetes back into the uterus to avoid compression
-minimal handling
-all fours
-retrofillign bladder with 500-700ml saline

43
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Stretococcus agalacticae

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-Gram postive
-Cocci in chains

44
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Aspirin breast feeding?

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Aspirin avoided in pregnancy - can increase risk of reyes syndrome and also cause metabolic acidosis

45
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What is a serious manifestation of pre-eclampsia?

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HELLP syndrome

46
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Postpartum thyroiditis

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  1. Thyrotoxicosis
  2. Hypothyroidism
  3. Normal thyroid function (but high recurrence rate in future pregnancy)
47
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What do you treat postpartum thyroiditis with in the thyrotoxicosis stage?

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Propranolol

48
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POP take missed pill as soon as possible and advise condom use until pill taking re-established

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take missed pull as soon as possible and advise condom use until pill taking reestablished

49
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What is oligohydraminos ?

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Deficiency of amniotic fluid during pregnancy - can present with smaller symphysis fundal height

49
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Quantify oligohydramnios

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<500ml 32-36 weeks and an amniotic fluid index <5th percentile

50
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starting COCP after taking levonorogestrel?

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Can immediately be started

51
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What are the causes of oligohydramnois?

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-PROM
-potter sequence (bilateral agenesis + pulmonary hypoplasia)
-Intrauterine growth restriction
-Post-term gestation
-Pre-eclampsia

52
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What are the most effective form of contraception?

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Implantable contraceptives very low failure rate 0.05%

53
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Cardiac changes in pregnancy ?

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96% have ejection systolic murmur
84% women have third heart sound
-This is because there is increased cardiac output and volume increase which occurs during pregnancy

54
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PPH medical management?

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-Palpate the uterine fundus and rub it
-Ensure bladder empty
-Oxytocin 5 iu slow IV or 10 units IM
-Ergometrine 0.5mg slow IV or IM (not women with HTN)
-Oxytocin infusion (40iu in 500ml)
-Carboprost
-misoprostol

55
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When is first dose of anti-D given to rhesus negative women?

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28 weeks

56
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Early scan to confrim dates?

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10-14 weeks

57
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Anamoly scan?

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18-20+6 weeks

58
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What should you measure when giving magnesium sulfate?

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-Monitor reflexes and respiratory rate

59
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Women with SLE?

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At higher risk of pre-eclmapsie - takle aspirin 12 weeks

60
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BISHOP SCORE <6

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-Vaginal prostaglandins or oral misoprostol
-Mechanical methods such as a balloon catheter can be considered if the woman is at higher risk of hyperstimulation or has had a previous caesarean

61
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Bishops score >6

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-Amniotomy and an intravenous oxytocin infusion

62
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Transverse lie - amniotic sac not ruptured

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  • Can perform external cephalic version
63
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IUD switch to COCP

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if day 1-5 cycle no contraception needed

64
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Postive hep B mother - neonate vaccination?

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Hep B vaccine and 0.5 ml within 12 hours of birth with further vaccine 1-2 months and furtehr vaccine 6 months

65
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AFP down syndrome vs nerual tube defects?

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AFP raised in neural tube
AFP decreased in Downs

66
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COCP before surgery?

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Stop for 4 weeks and prescribe POP

67
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Quadruple test results

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Low AFP, high inhibin A, low eostridol

68
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Raised AFP associated with?

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omphalocele

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