w/c 29/04 Flashcards
how does memory loss in alzheimers present specifically?
trouble with short term memory but long term memory intact
what haemorrhage is likely to occur in a newborn due to birth trauma
intraventricular ie subdural and subarachnoid
what should you rule out when suspecting incontinence and how?
UTI and DM
with urinalysis
whats normal vaginal pH?
4.0-4.5
what BG should a neonate be treated even if asymptomatic?
<1mmol/L -this is classified as very low blood glucose
start on IV 10% dextrose
what on bishop score scores 2
effacement= 60-70%
consistency= soft
dilation= 3-4cm
position= anterior
station=0
what usually happens to Hb and platelets in physiological pregnancy?
decrease
often dilutional
what usually happens to urine in physiological pregnancy?
increased protein loss
increased serum urea and creatinine
what LFT is most raised in biliary atresia?
GGT
what type of bilirubin is raised in biliary atresia?
conjugated
what abx is given for BV
oral metronidazole
what abx is given for trichomonas
oral metronidazole
what type of bacteria is gonorrhoea
gram neg diplococcus
what is done next if foetal heartbeat cant be found with handheld doppler
US
what are the rules for late changing of the patch?
at end of week 1 or 2= if under 48 hrs change immediately and no further action, if over 48 hrs barrier contraception for 7 days and emergency contraception if had sex
at end of week 3= remove and apply new patch as normal
at end of week 4 late patch application= barrier contraception for 7 days then as normal
how do you differentiate between infantile spasms and colic?
infantile spasms= child is distressed between spasms
colic= child is distressed during spasms
what are causes of post coital bleeding?
cervical ectropion
cervical polyps
cervical neoplasia
vaginal atrophy
how do you remember difference between gastroschisis and omphalocele
omphalocele= sealed in peritoneal sac
what genetic condition is associated with large head but small limbs
achondroplasia
what causes achondroplasia
activation of FGFR3 (fibroblast growth receptor 3)
in alcoholic dependance when are antidepressants considered?
after a month of sobriety
what therapy is first line for alcohol dependance?
group
what is karyoptype 46XY
androgen insensitivity syndrome
whats true incontinence
incontinence all the time associated with a fistula between the ureter and vagina
whats functional incontinence
incontinence associated with not being able to get to the toilet in time due to physical barriers/environment
what are the 2 causes of urge incontinence
detrusor activity dysfunction
overactive bladder
what age does the MCA apply for
over 16
if under 16 use gillick competence to assess capacity
how many principles are there in the MCA
5
when in the cycle does oestrogen peak
before ovulation
how long can you wait for the placenta to be delivered?
1 hr
what is placenta attached to in accreta/increta/percreta?
accreta= attached to myoterium
increta= invades into myometrium
percreta= invades through perimetrium
how many hrs after UPSI is ellaone and levonrgesteral effective?
ellaone= 120 hrs
levonorgesteral= 72 hrs