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Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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Establishing gestational age

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Uterine size, amenorrhea, positive pregnancy test, fetal heart sounds, ultrasound

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1st pregnancy visit

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Blood work: CBC, rh, glucose 
Serology: VDRL, rubella, Hep BsAg, HIV, Varicella IgG
Cultures: G/C, pap 
Urinalysis 
Date by U/S if uncertain
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11-13 weeks

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U/S for nuchal translucency, if positive, amniocentesis at 16 weeks

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16 weeks

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Quad screen: HCG, estriols, AFP, DHT

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18-21 week

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Anatomy scan

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24 weeks

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50g glucose challenge, CBC, Rh repeat if G1

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35 weeks

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GBS swab

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8
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0-28 weeks measure SF height

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Every 4 weeks

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9
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28-delivery measure SF height

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Every 2 weeks

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10
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35 YO DS risk

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1/350

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Prenatal record components

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ID, OB, family, PMHx, pregnancy dating, symptoms, social history, genetics screen

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12
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Questions for genetic screen

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Age older than 35, consanguinity, ethnicity, neural tube defects, Down syndrome, hemophilia, muscular dystrophy, maternal PKU, cystic fibrosis, Huntington’s, developmental delay

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13
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SIGECAPS

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Sleep issues, interest, guilt, energy, concentration, appetite, psychomotor, suicidality

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14
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Mania screen

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Periods of extreme emotional highs, less sleep, very impulsive

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15
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GABA

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General appearance, behaviour, attitude

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16
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Insight

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The ability to make decisions, knowing sitatuional and available options

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17
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Pregnancy and uterine leiomyoma on ultrasound shows

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well-circumscribed masses in the myometrium and a fetus

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18
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Characteristic ultrasound finding of a complete hydatidiform mole

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Endometrium with a Swiss cheese or snowstorm appearance

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19
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Treating a complete hydatidiform mole

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Suction curettage due to risk of malignant transformation (choriocarcinoma)

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20
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Complete hydatidiform mole pregnancies result from

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An abnormal fertilization of an empty ovum by either 2 sperm or by 1 sperm which subsequently duplicates its genome

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21
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Complete hydatidiform moles have a 2-4% risk of developing into

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Choriocarcinoma

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22
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HcG levels during a molar pregnancy

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Very high

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23
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Components of complete mole

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2 sperm, empty egg

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24
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Partial mole components

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2 sperm plus one egg

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25
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How much weight should the average pregnant lady gain?

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25-35 lbs

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26
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Fish-eating guidelines for pregnancy

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Consume only cooked seafood, and avoid fish with high mercury levels like swordfish and big eye tuna

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27
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24 the urine protein collection in a pregnancy evaluates for

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Preeclampsia

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28
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Serum ceruloplasmin is used to evaluate for

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Wilsons disease

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29
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Oligohydramnois is considered an amniotic fluid index

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Less than 5cm

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30
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Most common cause of oligohydramnois at term gestation is

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Spontaneous rupture of the membranes

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31
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Strongest risk factor for rectal prolapse is

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Multiple childbirths

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32
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Unsafe activities during pregnancy include

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Contact sports, high fall risk, scuba diving, hot yoga

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33
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A type of conductive hearing loss that presents in young women and may progress during pregnancy is

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Otosclerosis

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34
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Second stage of labour is

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Full dilation to delivery of infant

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35
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Three ways to measure contraction

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Palpation, toco, intrauterine pressure catheter

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36
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A fetal scalp electrode

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Measures RR intervals of babies ECG

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37
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What degree of perineal laceration involves rectal sphincter

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3rd

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38
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Only Pharmacologic analgesic with no effects on baby during labour

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Epidural

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39
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Premature labour occurs during weeks

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20-37

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40
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Fetal fibeonectin is used during

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24-34 weeks to predict that mom will not go into labour in the next 2 weeks

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41
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Initial step when assessing for false labour

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Hydrate the mom and see if it stops

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42
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Side effects of indomethicin to a developing fetus

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Closure of the ductus arteriosus

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43
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Main idea behind tocolysis is

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To allow time to give glucocorticoids which will increase fetal lung compliance

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44
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Premature rupture of membranes confirmed by

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Pooling in vaginal fornix, nitrazine, ferning on slide

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45
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When would you choose to induce a mom with premature rupture of membranes `

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35-36 weeks, risk of infection outweigh that of prematurity

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46
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Post dates induction is started at

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41+3 to ensure delivery by 42 weeks

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47
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Monozygotic twins are induced at

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37 weeks

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48
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Placenta previa

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Placenta over cervix

49
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Placenta accreta

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Placenta too deep in endometrium

50
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Baby head position for the least resistance

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Vertex - back of the head, flexed, chin tucked

51
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Frank breech

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Baby is coming out bum first, ankles by ears

52
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Complete breech

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Bum first, knees flexed

53
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Footling breech

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Feet first, too small to dilate the cervix adequately

54
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Cardinal delivery rule for breech

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If baby doesnt come out within an hour of pushing go for c section, dont touch it, no pulling

55
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What US fetal measurement is best indication of fetal nutrition?

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Abdominal circumference

56
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Normal baseline heart rate fetus

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120-160

57
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Variable decelerations are due to

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Cord compression causing sharp drop in FHR, mediated by the vagal nerve

58
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Late decelerations

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Uteroplacental insufficiency mediated by CNS chemoreceptors

59
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Fetal risks of shoulder dystocia

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Erbs palsy, clavicular fracture, asphyxia, death

60
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McRoberts maneuver

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Suprapubic pressure with hands locked like CPR, just above the pubic bone

61
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Woods/Rubins corkscrew maneuver

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Hand behind babies scapula and rotate the baby

62
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Gestational hypertension is a BP of

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> 140/90

63
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HELLP in pregnancy

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Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets (a variant of preeclampsia)

64
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Preeclampsia is gestational hypertension and

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Proteinuria >0.3G/day

65
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Cure for gestational diabetes

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Delivery of the baby

66
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What kind of antihypertensives are contraindicated in pregnancy

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Ace inhibitors (bad for fetal kidneys)

67
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Treating eclamptic seizures

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MgSO4, short acting benzo

68
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The primary purpose of antihypertensive medications in preeclampsia is

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Prevention of maternal stroke

69
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Thyroid hormones in pregnancy

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Total T4 and TBG increase, so that free T4 and TSH remain the same

70
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Most common cause of hyperthyroid in pregnancy is

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Graves’ disease

71
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Treating Graves’ disease in pregnancy

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Methamizole or PTU

72
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Thyroid storm presents as

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Hyperthermia, tachycardia, severe dehydration

73
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Management of thyroid storm

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Beta blockers, iodine, PTU bolus, dexamethasone

74
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Treating hypothyroidism

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Start L thyroxine and monitor TSH and T4 once per trimester

75
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Prerenal AKI reason in pregnancy

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Blood loss, hypotension

76
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Renal AKI reason in pregnancy

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Usually a preexisting condition

77
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Post renal AKI in pregnancy

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Renal stones or iatrogenic (post op)

78
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If FENa <1 in AKI, the cause is

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Prerenal, hypovolemic

79
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Pruritis with no rash, elevated LFT and total bile acids

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Cholestasis

80
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Treating DVT during pregnancy

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Heparin

81
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Treating PE in pregnancy

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Heparin

82
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Cystic fibrosis and pregnancy

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Should not get pregnant, pulmonary hypertension and malabsorption leading to IUGR

83
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Pregnancy and asymptomatic bacteruria

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Treated with antibiotics

84
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Lab for pancreatitis shows

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Increased lipase +/- high LFTs

85
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Greatest risk to fetus of Graves’ disease is

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Neonatal thyrotoxicosis

86
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Appendicitis diagnosis in pregnancy

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Clinical, if it ruptures 50% of women will labour

87
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Bowel obstruction in pregnancy presentation

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Abdominal pain with air fluid levels on abdominal xray

88
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Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for

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6m

89
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Treating sore cracked nipples from breastfeeding

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Lanolin based cream

90
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Most common bug causing mastitis

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S aureaus

91
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Treating mastitis

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Cloxacillin 10 days, keep breastfeeding unless an abscess develops

92
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Complete return of uterus to non pregnant size takes

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6-8 weeks

93
Q

On average lochia persists for

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1 month

94
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First ovulation in postpartum non lactating mothers

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45-90 days pp

95
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1st line medication for postpartum depression

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Sertraline

96
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Vasa previa

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Vessels running through the fetal membranes cross the cervix

97
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Placenta increta

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Placenta invading through myometrium, may result in hysterectomy

98
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Placenta percreta

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Placenta through uterine serosa, can invade bladder, planned c section and hysterectomy with bladder reconstruction

99
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Placental abruption

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Part of the placenta sheers of uterine wall prematurely, maternal bleeding

100
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Complete placental abruption results in

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Fetal death within minutes

101
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Maternal risks of placental abruption

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Hemorrhage, DIC

102
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Causes of post partum hemorrhage

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Uterine atony (not contracting), genital tract trauma, retained placental tissues

103
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Treating uterine atony

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Fundal massage, oxytocin

104
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Uterine inversion leads to rapid loss of conciousness due to

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Vasovagal response and hemorrhage

105
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Early decels

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Fetal head compression

106
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Late decels

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Uteroplacental insufficiency

107
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Variable decels

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Cord compression, oligohydramnios, cord prolapse

108
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First line management of recurrent variable decelerations is

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Intrauterine resuscitation with maternal repositioning which may improve blood flow to fetus

109
Q

Inducing ovulation in PCOS

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Letrozole

110
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Presence of Acanthosis nigiricans indicates

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Insulin resistance (diabetes, PCOS)

111
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Letrozole is

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An Aromatase inhibitor

112
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Bromocriptine a dopamine agonist can be used to treat

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Hyperprolactinemia

113
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Laparoscopic fulguration improves fertility in patients with

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Endometriosis

114
Q

Pregnant patients with abnormal serological results (+VDRL, prolonged activated PTT) plus spontaneous abortions may have what disease?

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Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome

115
Q

Prothrombotic autoimmune disorder that can produce false positive tests and mild thrombocytopenia

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Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome

116
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First step in the management of antiphospholipid antibody syndrome

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Anticoagulate the patient (typically with heparin)

117
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What anticoagulant is safe in pregnancy?

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Heparin

118
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If a pregnant patient has +VDRL and +FTA-ABS they should be treated with what?

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Benzathine penicillin G

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