w/c 06/05 Flashcards
rf for cord prolapse
multiparity
prematurity
polyhydramnios
twin pregnancy
abnormal lie
mx cord prolapse
call for senior help
place woman on all 4s
push presenting part upwards manually
cat 1 c section
can give tocolytics
if cord outside keep it warm and hydrated
what age are antidiarrhoeals used for gastroenteritis in children
over 5
most common cause of pulmonary hypoplasia
congenital diaphragmatic hernia
paediatric BLS where to check for pulses
brachial and carotid
webbed neck
short stature
pectus excavatum
pulmonary stenosis
noonan syndrome
medication to relieve itching in chickenpox
calamine lotion
ketonuria/weight loss on antiemetics in DKA
admit
premenopausal, large and boggy uterus, menorrhagia, dysmenorrhoea
adenomyosis
incomplete vs complete hyatidiform mole on US
incomplete= foetal parts present
complete= no foetal parts, snowstorm appearance
oxybutynin not given in urge incontinence when and what is given instead
to old people
mirabegron
follicles on US for PCOS diagnosis
12 follicles in one ovary size 2-9mm
if someone is HPV positive and cytology is inadequate what do you do
repeat smear in 3 months
what age does atopic dermatitis present
under 2 years
chlordiazepoxide moa
benzodiazepine
enhances GABA to reduce alcohol withdrawl sx
findings in anorexia (bloods, clinical etc)
most things low
Gs and Cs high: glucose, GH, glands salivary, cortisol, cholesterol, carotinaemia
antipsychotics side effects
akithisia= restlessness
tardive dyskinesia= involuntary movements usually orofacial muscles
acute dystonia= sustained contraction of muscles
parkinsonism= bradykinesia, resting tremor, postural instability, rigidity
maternal labetalol use increases risk of what in foetus
neonatal hypoglycaemia
duloxetine class of medication
SNRI
GAD first line SSRI doesnt work, next step in mx
another SSRI or SNRI
most common ovarian cancer
serous epithelial cell carcinoma
common complication of rubella
arthritis of small joints
common complication of mumps
orchitis
deafness
SSRI discontinuation syndrome sx
diarrhoea
vomitting
GI upset
eczema what is used after topical steroids fail
wet wraps
mental state in puerperal psychosis vs postpartum depression/baby blues
change will be acute not gradual
when should dysmenorrhoea be referred to gynae
when it is secondary
(precedes the period and develops later in life)
primary vs secondary dysmenorrhoea
primary= presents 1-2yrs after menarche, pain starts just before or with period, less concerning mx with NSAIDs 1st line and OCP 2nd line
secondary= presents years after menarche, pain precedes period often by days, mx by referring all to gynaecology
causes of secondary dysmenorrhoea
endometriosis
adenomyosis
PID
fibroids
IUDs
why is COCP not used for the forst 21 days postpartum
risk of clots