UWise Question Review Flashcards

1
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How does the use of tocolytics (mag, nifedipine) affect respiratory system?

A

Can worsten pulmonary edema. Plasma osmolarity is already decreased during pregnancy, worstened with mag use. Causes crackles and shit.

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2
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Cardiac changes during pregnancy

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SV and HR increase by a lot, CO increases by about 33%

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3
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What causes hydronephrosis in pregnancy?

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Compression of the ureter by dextrorotation of the uterus.

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4
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Effect of estrogens on thyroid function

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Increased estrogen increases TBG, so while total thyroid hormone levels increase, free thyroid levels remain constant.

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5
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How to treat shoulder dystocia

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McRoberts Maneuver- hyperflex maternal hips to straighten sacrum, apply pressure so shoulders can pass under symphysis pubis

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6
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Most common sign of uterine rupture?

A

Fetal heart rate abnormality

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7
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Mag toxicity, treatment?

A

Hyporeflexia and respiratory suppression. Treat by giving calcium gluconate.

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8
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Treatment for hellp syndrome after 34 weeks?

A

Induce labor for vaginal delivery

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9
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When to suction newborn if amniotic fluid is stained with meconium?

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Nose, mouth and glottis if the infant is depressed (not vigorous)

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10
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Size of baby in type I diabetes vs gestational diabetes?

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Small in type I and large in gestational diabetes

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11
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HCG level below which a transvaginal ultrasound isn’t useful for assessing intrauterine pregnancy?

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2000, should just trend HCGs and assess if double in 48 hours

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12
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Most common cause of spontaneous abortion?

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Chromosomal abnormalities (mostly autosomal trisomies)

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13
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Medical risk factor for spontaneous abortion?

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Diabetes

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14
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How to further decrease risk of vertical HIV transmission in addition to giving neonate zidovudine?

A

Give intrapartum IV zidovudine to mom

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15
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Most common cause of sepsis in pregnancy?

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Pyelonephritis

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16
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Which SSRI cannot be used in pregnancy?

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Paroxetine causes fetal cardiac abnormalities and PPH

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17
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Which complication of severe preeclampsia is an indication to deliver immediately?

A

Thrombocytopenia

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18
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Sinusoidal fetal tracing suggestive of?

A

Fetal anemia

19
Q

What does Rh disease cause in newborn?

A

Hydrops, so fluid collection (can cause pericardial effusion)

20
Q

Finding in amniotic fluid that suggests Rh disease?

A

High bilirubin

21
Q

Vital lab test to order after missed abortion?

A

Type and screen for ruling out isoimmunization and to give rhogam if necessary

22
Q

How to medically evacuate missed abortion?

A

Misoprostol

23
Q

How to induce before giving pitocin?

A

Give misoprostol to ripen cervix

24
Q

Important drug to give in preterm labor?

A

Ampicillin because GBS status likely unknown

25
Q

What drug reduces the risk of premature labor?

A

17 alpha hydroxyprogesterone

26
Q

Which drug should NOT be given to patients with uterine atony and preeclampsia?

A

Methergine because it’s a vasocontrictor and can worsten hypertension

27
Q

Which drug should NOT be given to patients with uterine atony and asthma

A

PGF2Alpha – potent bronchoconstrictor

28
Q

Lots of c-sections increases risk for

A

Placenta accreta

29
Q

Amnioinfusion

A

Saline into amniotic sac reduces repetitive variable decelerations

30
Q

How to induce in unfavorable cervix?

A

Give prostaglandins

31
Q

Difference in cancer risk between combined OCP and progesterone IUD?

A

Both protect against endometrial cancer but combined OCP decreases risk of ovarian cancer as well.

32
Q

Is factor V leiden associated with recurrent first trimester pregancy loss?

A

No, only APLA

33
Q

Treatment for APLA

A

Aspirin and heparin

34
Q

Most common cause of IUGR?

A

Uteroplacental insufficiency

35
Q

Triad of cervical cancer?

A

Back pain, sciatic leg pain, hydroureter

36
Q

Risk factor for polyhydramnios?

A

Maternal diabetes!

37
Q

Funneled lower uterine segment means?

A

Cervical incompetence

38
Q

How to work up suspected TB in pregnancy?

A

Get a CXR, benefits outweigh risk

39
Q

Common other abnormality in mullerian agenesis?

A

Renal problems

40
Q

Asymmetric vs symmetric IUGR

A

Asymmetric IUGR is a maternal issue like HTN or diabetes. Symmetric IUGR is due to fetal factor like aneuploidy or early intrauterine infection.

41
Q

Risk of choriocarc higher or lower in partial mole compared to complete?

A

Lower

42
Q

How do OCPs improve dysmenorrhea

A

By inducing endometrial atrophy, which reduces the amount of prostaglandins produced in the endometrium.

43
Q

Enlarged soft boggy uterus with dysmenorrhea suggestive of?

A

Adenomyosis

44
Q

What should be given in preterm labor

A

Steroids for lung maturity and mgso4 for neuroprotection (CP)