Quick Learn Flashcards

1
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Depleted in DIC:

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platelets & fibrinogen (1)

- fibrinogen to fibrin(1a) via thrombin

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What push you to C-section with decels?

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Head not engaged (-1 station for example)

  • arrest of descent = no movement in 3 hrs G1
    • or 2 hours in G2+
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3
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PMP symptoms

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Estrogen deficiency

  • vasomotor flushes
  • vaginal dryness & atrophy
  • osteoporosis/osteopenia
  • decreased sexual functioning
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4
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Symptoms of Chorioamnionitis?

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Fever > 100.4
Maternal and fetal tachycardia
Leukocytosis
Foul smelling amnionic fluid
Uterine tenderness
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5
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Why check abdominal circumference to monitor IUGR?

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Most sensitive indicator of intrauterine growth restriction b/c other areas get priority blood flow (e.g. head). Abdomen does not get priority blood flow so you will see growth restriction here even if don’t see it elsewhere.

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6
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When give aspirin + heparin in pregger?

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Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome

  • hyper coagulable state
  • due to antibodies vs phospholipids on plasma membranes
  • can be 2/2 SLE or other AI disorders
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7
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Biopsy findings and treatment for lichen sclerosus of vulvar?

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Inflammation, thinning of epidermis, hyperkeratosis

Tx: clobetasol propionate (corticosteroid)

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8
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Treatment for PP endometritis?

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Clindamycin + gentamicin

- a Gentleman helps a PP women become clean

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9
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White blood cell casts:

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Pyelonephritis:

  • ascending UTI: urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria, hematuria, suprapubic pain
  • CVA tenderness + Fever + N/V
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10
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Can you do transvaginal U/S to confirm twin pregnancy in 1st Trimester?

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Yes - want to see two+ fetal poles

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11
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Seizure disorder in women, then pregnancy, what likely?

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Neural tube defects

  • Valproate
  • Carbamazepine
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12
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Isotonic resuscitation fluids:

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Normal saline 0.9% NaCl, preferred if blood not available

Lactated Ringer’s, but this can’t be put through same IV as as blood products

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13
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Cause of uterine atony?

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Lack of contraction of spiral arteries supplying the placental bed

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14
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What contraception can you use in a 35yo smoker?

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Depot medroxygrogesterone acetate (DMPA)

  • progesterone-only
  • can’t have anything w/ Estrogen
    • due to risk thromboembolism
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15
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Smooth philtrum, thin vermillion border
Short palpebral fissure length
What heart findings?
What disease?

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Holosystolic murmur
VSD

Fetal alcohol syndrome
#1 cause preventable mental retardation
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16
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What kind of murmur normal in preg?

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Flow murmur - systolic!!

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17
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Odorless d/c (white/clear)
Increased vaginal itching
Erythematous vulva
Recent hx of?

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Benign yeast infection
- recent hx antibiotic use

Irritated, red, swollen vulva

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18
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Tender, enlarged, boggy uterus…

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Adenomyosis

  • need tissue analysis to see…
  • endometrial gland & stroma w/in myometrium
  • maybe see heterogenous myometrium on MRI or TV U/S
19
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Fetal problem decreased by using Anti-Rh(D) immune globulin vaccination?

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Less hydrops fetalis in the US

  • fluid collection w/in fetus
    • usu results in fetal demise
20
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LCIS on Pap smear
At what age do you watch for 1 year
At what age do you do colposcopy?

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25 years and older = colposcopy

21
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Bloody needs biopsy

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FNA biopsy = bloody from breast mass

  • excisional biopsy needed regardless of imaging results.
  • also do excisional for persistent, complex cysts
  • also do if positive cytology
22
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Gold standard to prove disease that causes cyclical pelvic pain + dysmenorrhea + dyspareunia +/- bowel/bladder symptoms?

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Endometriosis

  • diagnostic laparoscopy
  • Biopsy-proven endometriosis at time of laparoscopy = gold standard for diagnosis
23
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When is urine hCG able to detect pregnancy?

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8-9 days after conception

- so after sexual assault, do pregnancy text in a few weeks.

24
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Mifepristone & Misoprostol 2-3 days later for abortion up to what gestational age?

Methotrexate can be used but then need to give misoprostol 3-7 days later (complete termination takes longer)

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Before 7 weeks (49 days)

25
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What color will amniotic fluid turn nitrazine strip and why?

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Blue - it is alkaline pH > 7

26
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What kind of seizures are eclampsia?

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Tonic-clonic

Mag is seizure prophylaxis

27
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Indirect Coombs test

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Detect Ab vs. RBC’s
- prenatal look for anti-Rhesus / anti-D antibodies

Rhogam = anti-D immunoglobulin

28
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What increases risk of spontaneous abortion?

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Structural abnormalities of uterine cavity:
- Septate uterus

Can resect this via hysteroscope which allows many women to carry to term

29
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Asherman syndrome

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Multiple dilation & curettage
- adhesions +/- fibrosis of endometrium

many other names (sclerotic endometrium, intrauterine synechiae).

30
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Limb hypoplasia + chorioretinitis?

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Congenital varicella

- also zig-zag or cicatricial rash

31
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Fetal CMV sequalae?

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Hearing impairment
Ventriculomegaly
Low birth weight

32
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How prevent acute pyelonephritis?

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Screening culture to catch asymptomatic bacteria…at initial obstretics visit.

33
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Postop fever (up to 48 hours)

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Common after surgery
- do expectant management
- unlikely to be a true infection
If +48 hours, evaluate w/ physical exam + labs + inspect wound + rectovaginal exam

34
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Kleihauer-Betke testing

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Fetomaternal hemorrhage detection

  • serum evaluation that quantifies fetal blood cells w/in maternal circulation
  • done w/ stillbirth (>20wk demise)
35
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Test young women annually for:

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Chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV

- nucleic acid amplification testing for genital infection

36
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Estrogen levels decline after menopause, this affects…

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LDL - estrogen decreases LDL so PMP women can have abnormal LDL levels.
Osteoporosis/bone density - but only screen starting at 65yo

37
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Major SE after D&C?

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Cramping & Low Abdominal Pain: can last 1-2 days

- give NSAIDs

38
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What rash begins on the face and travels to the trunk and extremities? Treatment when preg?

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Rubella

- termination of pregnancy is < 18 weeks

39
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Peak fetal growth?

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Week 34, about 35 grams per day

earlier, week, gain 10 g/day

40
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2nd Trimester, painless, vaginal d/c + pelvic pressure

- ballooning membranes into endocervical canal

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Cervical insufficiency
- painless
- expulsion of fetus
(painlessness separates it from preterm labor)

41
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Depression in ___ and ___

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Menarche and menopause

42
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Why is hysterosalpingography contraindicated in active or suspected infection?

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Will drag the bacterial infection into the upper GI tract (cause PID)

43
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VZV infection, initial illness rash?

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Pruritic vesicular lesions in all stages of healing

  • can be disseminated (face, trunk, limbs)
  • can be cicatricial