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Question 1

External cephalic version timing

Answer 1

After 37 weeks (if earlier, likely to self correct)

Question 2

DES

Answer 2

Used to treat threatened abortion in 40s-70s. Increased risk of clear cell adenocarcinoma of vagina and cervix. Cervical hypoplasia, uterine malformations, vaginal adenosis, vaginal sepae

Question 3

Pseudocyesis

Answer 3

Woman presents with signs and symptoms of pregnancy and reported pos UPT but neg UPT in office and normal US. Seen in women with strong desire to become pregnant

Question 4

FFP vs cryoprecipitate

Answer 4

FFP=factor V, factor VIII, fibrinogen

Cryo=fibrinogen, factor VIII, von willebrands

Question 5

Treatment of VIN2 and VIN3

Answer 5

VIN2: CO2 laser ablation
VIN3: wide local excision

Question 6

transvaginal tape

Answer 6

Treatment option for urinary incontinence; not used for pelvic organ prolapse

Question 7

Galactocele

Answer 7

Milk retention cyst without signs of infection - fever, redness. Aspirated if doesn’t resolve spontaneously to prevent infection

Question 8

Supplementation in breastfeeding infants

Answer 8

Vitamin K at birth

Vitamin D starting at 2 months

Question 9

Rx of thyroid storm

Answer 9

Beta blocker + PTU + corticosteroids

Question 10

Most common cause of hyperthyroidism postpartum

Answer 10

Destructive lymphocytic thyroiditis. High corticosteroid levels in pregnancy suppress autoimmune antibodies

Question 11

Persistent elevation of RPR titer

Answer 11

If falls and then rises, reinfection

If persistently high, neurosyphilis which can diag by LP

Question 12

Phosphatidyl glycerol

Answer 12

Presence in vaginal fluid indicates fetal lung maturity