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1
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atrophic vaginitis

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oestrogen deficiency causes this
bladder and urethral atrophy = dysuria, urinary frequency, increased susceptibility to urinary infection

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2
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Uterus reaches umbilical by?

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week 20

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3
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PPH
management?

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Uterine massage and oxytocin infusion

large bore cannulae
send bloods for urgent tests
IV fluids

1)massage, oxytocin Infusion
2)more oxytocin/ergometrine/carboprost
3)intrauterine balloon / surgical intervention

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4
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High BP and uterine atony what can you not do?

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ergometrine infusion
- vasoconstricts and increases bp more
contrainidcated in women w htn

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5
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vulvodynia?

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unexplained pain
chronic

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6
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lichen sclerosis
symptoms

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itching
burning

associated

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7
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PCOS and diabetes

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all women screened

impaired glucose tolerance is defined as a fasting <7.00 with a two hour ogtt >7.8 but less than 11.1

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8
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impaired glucose tolerance

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Fasting <7.00
with a two hour OGTT >7.8 but less than 11.1

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9
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Molar pregnancy

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HTN
excessive stimulation of ovarian follicles with hCG = simultaneous growth, enlargement and luteinisation of multiple ovarian follicles

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10
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Luteoma of pregnancy?

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benign solid ovarian tumour
hirsutism and virilisation

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11
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prolapse staging

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4- maximum descent
3-protrusion of cervix and uterus outside of vagina
2-descent of cervix to level of introitus
1- no prolapse (failure of cervix to reach interoitus

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12
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what is meningomyelocele

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NTD associated with valproic acid

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13
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should nipple shields be used?

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no can worsen symptoms and exacerbate incorrect positioning

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14
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Patient with 3cm fibroids, dysmenorrhoea and menorrhagia
PMH: UC
how to manage?

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medically with mefenamic acid/ tranexamic acid

surgically you can do myomectomy but only if indicated with size, not responsive to medication

uterien artery embolization if they don’t want surgergy

ulipristal can have restricted use

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15
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women with no identified pathology, fibroid 2.5cm and menstrual paina nd hevay bleeding what is first line?

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LNG_IUS

2) tranexamix acid, mefanamic acid , hormonal treatment

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16
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when should specialist care be taken in menorrhagia?

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fibroid >3cm

17
Q

Infertility initial ix?

women
men

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mid luteal phase progesterone
serum gonadotrophins
TFTs
prolactin
screen for chlamydia

semen analysis
screen for chlamydia

18
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mx of infertility?

A

medical - clomifene
surgical - laproscopy for ablation of endometriosis and surgical correction for epidydmal blockage for obstructive azoospermia

assisted reproduction: intrauterine insemination, IVF, intracytoplasmic sperm injection

19
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what is the earliest diagnostic test for Down’s?

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CVS
11 weeks

20
Q

what would TVuss show for endometriosis?

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ovarian endometriomas / involvement of structure such as the uterosacral ligament

21
Q

hydatidiform mole is a tumour of?

how many types?

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trophoblastic villi
2 types
partial, complete

partial is worse

can become invasive and then become a choriocarcinoma

22
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what risks are associated with having diabetes and being pregnant
for foetus?

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increased miscarriage rate, congenital birth defect, macrosomia, birth injuries, higher perinatal mortality risks

23
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first line meds for UTI in pregnancy?

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nitrofurantoin (but avoided near term)
cefalexin

24
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what UTI med is not given in first term pregnancy UTI?

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trimethoprim

25
Q

gestational diabetes risk in second pregnancy?

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early OGTT and then again at 24-28 week

26
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Gestational diabetes lab

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It is diagnosed with fasting plasma glucose > 5.6 mmol/l or 2-hour plasma glucose > 7.8 mmol/l after OGTT

27
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how to differentiate fungal infection of nipple and thrush and bacterial infection?

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Fungal: Bilateral, white patch on baby’s mouth
> oral thrush

topical miconazole 2% cream applied to the affected nipples

infant treated with?
nystatin oral suspension

28
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Gestational diabetes
how is mother followed up after birth?

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GP performs fasting plasma glucose at 6-13 weeks

29
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results of fasting glucose

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<6mmol/l low probability of diabetes
6.0-6.9- high risk

> 7mmol/l likely to have diabetes

30
Q

PCOS treatment for hirsutism and androgenic effects

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Co-cyprindiol
marketted as dianette

cryoprotenone acetate acts as an anti androgen

31
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how to investigate Prolactinoma in the first instant

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exclusion of hypothyroidism
chronic renal failure
and pregnancy

1- TFTs

32
Q

First stage of labour
cervical dilation arte?

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1 cm per hour
1.5-2cm per hour

33
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PCOS mx - hirsutism

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oral combined pill

34
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low birth weight infants - feeding WHO recommends?

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exclusively breastfed for 6 months

should commence as soon as possible

donor human milk can be used

<1500 then daily vit d, calcium, phosphorus

35
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Rotterdam criteria for PCOS

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oligo
menstrual irregulariy
hyperandrogenism

36
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polycystic ovaries on USS

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12 follicles in 1 2-9mm
7 in the other
eleavted testosterne and Lh:FSH

37
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miscarriage recurrence risk

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1 miscarriage : 85%
2: 75%
3: 60

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