Sept 2016 recall Flashcards

1
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Risk of perforation at SMM

A

Up to 15/1000

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2
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Need for repeat SMM

A

5/100

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3
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1st line management in OAB

A

Bladder diary 3 days minimum

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4
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1st line medical management in OAB

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Antimuscarinic eg. darifenacin, oxybutinin (not in old ladies), tolteridone

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5
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Success rate of methotrexate if HCG <1000
>5000

A

> 5000, 38%
<1000, 80-98%

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6
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Commonest type of ureteric injury at laparoscopy

A

Transection

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7
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Commonest vascular injury on 2nd port entry?

A

Inferior epigastric artery

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8
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Commonest vascular injury in primary trocar entry?

A

Common iliac

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9
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Where does the inferior epigastric branch from?

A

External iliac artery

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10
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Fertility work up shows a very raised AMH, what does this predict?

A

High risk of OHSS

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11
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Risk factor of bisphosponates for a woman with osteoporosis?

A

Necrosis of the jaw

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12
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Most common cause of infertility if absent vas deferens?

A

Cystic fibrosis- can be tested by sweat test or saliva/blood genetic test
You should also offer a kidney US, 30% have a renal abnormality

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13
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Previously healthy, now infertile and cloudy urine after ejaculation, what is this a sign of and what mx plan?

A

Retrograde ejactulation
Refer to urologist, causes can be neuropathy eg diabetes

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14
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Normal sperm volume

A

> 1.5ml

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15
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Normal sperm count

A

> 15million per ml

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16
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Max sperm DNA fragmentation allowed

17
Q

Minimum sperm count

A

39 million

18
Q

% of sperm morphology

19
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Acceptable sperm motility

20
Q

When should sperm analysis be repeated if an abnormality has been detected?

A

Within 3 months

21
Q

What antral follicle count suggests a poor response to IVF gonadotrophin stimulation?

22
Q

What AMH level suggests a poor response to IVF gonadotrophin stimulation?

A

<5.4
(>25 is a good indicator)

23
Q

What FSH level suggests a poor response to IVF gonadotrophin stimulation?

A

FSH >8.9

If it is <4 that predicts a good response

24
Q

When would you offer sperm washing?

A

HIV positive, not compliant with HAART or viral load >50

25
2ndary amenorrhoea with hearing loss, what is the likely cause?
Turners syndrome
26
What is the role of the caldicott guardian?
To protect patient confidentiality
27
Risk of developing breast cancer with BRCA 1 and 2?
BRCA 1 85% BRCA 2 84%
28
Risk of developing ovarian cancer with BRCA 1 and 2?
BRCA 1 62% BRCA 2 27%
29
Which gynae cancers are people with LYNCH syndrome more at risk of?
Endometrial and ovarian Lifetime risk of endometrial and colorectal 40-60% Lifetime risk of ovarian 17%