Repro PassMed Flashcards

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how do you achieve down regulation in IVF

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synthetic GnRh (buserelin)

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what is the next step in IVF treatment after the gonadotrophins have been given

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HCG injection

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what does the HCG injection in IVF treatment mimic

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a spontaneous LH surge

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4
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in normal embryo development, when does the blastocyst develop

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day 5

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in normal embryo development, when does it start to implant

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day 7

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what luteal support is given after embryo transfer in IVF

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progesterone pessaries for 2 weeks

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what is the cause of variable decelerations on CTG

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cord compression, perhaps secondary to cord prolapse

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how do you prevent cord compression in a cord prolapse

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elevate the presenting part either manually or by filling the urinary bladder

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9
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an ectopic pregnancy occurring where has the greatest chance of rupture

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isthmus

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10
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where do most ectopic pregnancies occur

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ampulla

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11
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what is the most common site for fertilisation to occur

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ampulla

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12
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what is the 1st line treatment for endometriosis

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NSAIDs/paracetamol

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13
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what is the 2nd line treatment for endometriosis

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COCP/POP

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14
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what is the 3rd line treatment for endometriosis

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GnRH analogues

surgery

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which ovarian tumour is associated with development of endometrial hyperplasia

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granulosa cell tumours (excess oestrogen release causes overstimulation of endometrium)

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16
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what causes endometrial hyperplasia and how can you treat it

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excess oestrogen

high dose progesterone reduce oestrogen release (ie- the IUS)

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17
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what should women at high risk of pre eclampsia take

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aspirin 75mg from 12 weeks til birth of the baby

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what is the 1st line investigation in a women who has not concieved after 1 year of regular unprotected sexual intercourse

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day 21 progesterone

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most common cause of primary PPH

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uterine atony

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how do you treat heavy menstrual bleeding if the patient doesn’t require contraception (ie - not IUS tx)

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either:
mefenamic acid
or
tranexamic acid

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21
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what effect can administering steroids in diabetics have

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can cause hyperglycaemia - need to monitor BGL closely

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what is the role of tocolytic medication in pregnancy

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they prevent preterm labour and immature birth by suppressing uterine contractions

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what is the 1st line treatment for stage I and II endometrial carcinoma

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total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salphingo-oophorectomy

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which 2 STIs are treated using oral metronidazole

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bacterial vaginosis 
trichomonas vaginalis (frothy grene vaginal discharge)
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what is the 1st line treatment for gonorrhoea
IM ceftriaxone
26
what is a red flag for puerperal psychosis
an abrupt change in mental state
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in medical termination of pregnancy, which of the 2 drugs is a prostaglandin
misoprostol
28
which drug used to treat UTIs is contraindicated in 1st trimester of pregnancy
trimethoprim
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why is trimethoprim contraindicated in the 1st trimester of pregnancy
it is a folate antagonist so is teratogenic
30
describe a 1st degree perineal tear
tear within vaginal mucosa only
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describe a 2nd degree perineal tear
tear into subcut tissue
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describe a 3rd degree perineal tear
laceration extends into external anal sphincter
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describe a 4th degree perineal tear
laceration extends through external anal sphincter into rectal mucosa
34
how do you differentiate between pre eclampsia and gestational hypertension
both occur from 20 weeks pre eclampsia has sig proteinuria gestational HT has no proteinuria
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which rhesus state would a mother be to require anti natal anti-D prophylaxis
Rh -ive mothers who are not sensitised
36
name 3 signs of an amniotic fluid embolism
resp distress hypoxia hypotension
37
how does red degeneration of a uterine fibroid occur
uterine fibroids are sensitive to oestrogen and can therefore grow during pregnancy if growth outstrips the blood supply, they can undergo red degeneration
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name 3 signs of degeneration that usually occur
low grade fever, pain and vomiting
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what is the 1st line treatment for MgSO4 induced respiratory arrest
calcium gluconate
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what should be given in an eclamptic seizure
magnesium sulphate
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1st line treatment for hyperemesis gravidarum
promethazine (antihistamine) or cyclizine
42
what is 1st line pre eclampsia tx in a patient with asthma
nifedipine | NOT labetalol
43
how is bacterial prostatitis diagnosed and treated
``` dx = first pass urine sample tx= ciprofloxacin 28 days ```
44
which 2 reproductive tumours does Lynch syndrome predispose to
mainly ovarian | endometrial
45
which tumour marker is raised in up to 80% of ovarian tumours
CA125
46
what do the guidelines say about babies in breech presentation
if breech before 36weeks - watch and wait | if breech >36weeks --> external cephalic version
47
which tumour marker is tested to exclude metastases of a primary GI tumour
CEA | carcinoembryonic antigen
48
3 things included in the diagnostic criteria of hyperemesis gravidarum
5% pre-pregnancy weight loss electrolyte imbalance dehydration
49
how can you test for premature ovarial failure
FSH | should be high in menopausal women
50
how does progesterone act on the uterus
it maintains the uterus in the pro-pregnancy state- | it will increase glandular secretions and increase the vascularity of the uterus
51
if fertilisation occurs, which hormones keep the endometrium viable for implantation
BhCG produced by the embryo stimulates the corpus luteum to continue to secrete progesterone
52
most common cause of post menopausal bleeding
atrophic vaginitis
53
what downs syndrome risk assessment is done in the 1st trimester
Nuchal thickness US | serum screening HCG and PAPP-A
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at how many weeks gestation is the combined US and serum screening for DS risk assessment performed
11-13+6
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what DS risk assessment is performed in the 2nd trimester
blood sampling for assay of HCG and AFP
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when is the DS risk assessment performed in there 2nd trimester
15-20 weeks
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what are the 2 diagnostic tests for diagnosing DS and when are they performed
1. amniocentesis (>15 weeks) | 2. chorionic villus sampling (>12 weeks)
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which of the 2 diagnostic tests for DS has the highest miscarriage rate
chorionic villus sampling
59
what is the treatment for a type 2 diabetic who is pregnant
metformin, either alone or alongside insulin glixlazade is contraindicated
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what is the classic triad of vasa praevia
rupture of membranes followed by painless vaginal bleeding and fetal bradycardia
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what helps you differentiate vasa praevia form placenta praevia
vasa praevia is associated with rupture of membranes, placenta praviea is not
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which adhesions are specific to Fitz-hugh-curtis syndrome
hepatic adhesions FHC syndrome is a form of pelvic inflammatory disease
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when is premature ovarian failure and early menopause diagnosed
Premature ovarian failure = age <40 early menopause = age<45
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what is used to prevent seizures but also treat them acutely In eclampsia
magnesium sulphate
65
what should a pregnant woman with abdominal trauma have done ASAP
rhesus testing - need to prevent rhesus isoimmunization in rhesus -ive mothers if there is a bleed
66
what ovarian cyst causes pseudomyxoma peritonei if it ruptures
mucinous cystadenoma
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what is the most common type of epithelial cell tumour
serous cystadenoma
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what is the most common type of ovarian cyst
follicular cyst