w/c 20/05 Flashcards
medical management of incomplete misscarriage
vaginal misoprostol only
ruptured ectopic most likely location
isthmus
edwards syndrome quadruple test result
every low
inhibin a normal
rokitanksy protuberance
teratoma
apart from downs syndrome thickened nuchal translucency can indicate
congenital heart defect
what does snri stand for
serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor
anti d prophylaxis is offered to women having TOP when
they are over 10 weeks GA AND they are rhesus negative
anti d prophylaxis in medical vs surgical TOP
given for BOTH if women >10 weeks and rhesus negative
what movement is limited in SUFE
internal rotation when the leg is flexed
metaclopramide should only be used for x no of days because
5
extrapyramidal side effects
ondansetron use in pregnancy causes
increased risk of cleft palate
rehydration in hyperemesis gravidarum is with
saline with potassium added
what type of memory impairment does ECT cause
retrograde amnesia
turners syndrome murmur and cause
ejection systolic
due to bicuspid aortic valve
BMI and OCP
> 35 requires clinical judgement but anyone of any BMI can be on the OCP
characteristics of a complex febrile convulsion
lasts 15-30 mins
focal seizure
repeat seizures in 24 hrs
in a simple febrile convulsion complete recovery should occur within
1 hr
in a life threatening/emergency situation where parents dont give consent for a treatment what do you do
you can give it without consent
(only because emergency/life at risk)
advice about pill free interval in COCP
not necessary
placental abruption you can admit and administer steroids over c section when
<36 weeks GA
foetus alive, not in any distress
babies born <28 weeks GA immunisations
first set in hospital due to risk of apnoea
how to calculate corrected gestational age
subtract how many weeks premature they were from their chronological age
eg if born 10 weeks ago and 5 weeks premature their corrected age is 10-5= 5 weeks
what causes a rise in clozapine levels
smoking cessation
hirschprungs is
a loss of ganglionic cells in the myenteric and submucosal plexus
causes of neonatal hypotonia
prader willi
sepsis
hypothyroidism
spinal muscular atrophy
NTD results on quadruple test
isolated high AFP
others normal
criteria for schizoaffective disorder
symptoms of psychotic and mood disorder present either together or within 2 weeks of each other