Week 5 Uworld Flashcards
what are three risk factors for late PPH?
prolonged labor
intraamniotic infection
macrosomia
what can you give to patient with incidental short cervix that is pregnant and does not have documented cervical insufficiency?
vaginal progesterone
what does vaginal progesterone do to help with short cervix in pregnancy?
calms uterus down to prevent preterm birth
2 risk factors for having hyperemesis gravidum?
hydatiform mole and multifetal gestation
what is first line treatment of migraines in pregnancy?
acetaminophen
what is a postdural puncture headache?
headache that onsets after an LP or epidural anaesthesia
what is characteristic of postdural puncture headache?
positional…worse when upright. can have N/V and photophobia
what is a physical exam finding of a postdural puncture headache?
neck stiffness
what is rx for postdural puncture headache?
epidural blood patch if really bad…otherwise it self resolves
in the periods after menarche, is there ovulation?
no
why is there no ovulation in early periods after menarche?
no ovulation because the hypothalamic pituitary axis is immature and not putting out right quantities of hormones
since no ovulation, what are early periods like?
often irregular and heavy bleeding
what is the treatment for early periods being heavy
progestin only or combined OCP
two risk factors for developing a uterine sarcoma?
pelvic radiation and tamoxifen therapy
what are symptoms of uterine sarcoma
uterine mass that is palpable and irregular…post meno bleeding
what is the workup of intraductal papilloma?
US or mammogram depending on if patient less or more than 30 yrsold
what is MC cause of bloody discharge from nipple?
intraductal papilloma
lichen sclerosus involves what skin areas?
labia majora/minora and the perineum/rectal area
what is the work up of lichen sclerosis?
punch biopsy
what are the main sx of lichen sclerosis?
ITCHING, excoriations, dysuria
what is rx for lichen sclerosis?
high potency steroids
what are abnormal labs in acute fatty liver of pregnancy?
high ALT/AST, hyperbilirubinemia, thrombocytopenia, leukocytosis, LOW sugar
what is cutoff for fetal tachycardia?
160bpm
what is a common cause of fetal tachycardia?
intramaniotic infection
what nerve can get impinged during labor?
femoral nerve
what medication used in uterine atony is contraindicated in patients with asthma?
carboprost
what medication used in uterine atony is contraindicated in patients with HTN?
methylergonivine
what is a progestin challenge test? what does it inform you about?
give 10 days of progestin then stop to see if will bleed …informs about estrogen levels
if patient does not bleed after progestin challenge test, what does it mean?
they dont have enough estrogen
what is preferred contraception pill for breastfeeders?
progestin only
bilateral gray nipple discharge is likely what?
galactorhhea
what are two endocrine causes of galactorrhea?
hypothyroid and prolactinemia
if pregnant lady has HSV history but no active lesions, what is rx?
start acyclovir at 36 weeks
fever 24+ hrs after delivery and uterine tenderness mean what?
postpartum endometritis
what are risk factors for postpartum endometritis?
prolonged ROM
csxn
intraamniotic infxn
GBS+
what are sign sof postpartum endometritis?
uterine tender
fever
lochia discharge
what is rx for postpartum endometritis?
clinda and gentamicin
which of androgen insens syndrom and 5a reductase deficiency has breast bud development?
AIS does and 5a doesnt
what is management of intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy?
ursodeoxychoic acid and deliver at 36 weeks
normal female external organs, no uterus and cervix, but normal development should make you think what?
mullerian dysgeneis
what else should ppl with mullerian dysgenesis be evaluated for?
renal abnormalities
how long can discharge from vagina last after delivery?
8 weeks
what should be done for moms with gestational diabetes following delivery?
2hr glucose tolerance test at 6 weeks
what is management of placenta accreta?
hysterectomy
what med is used in PCOS to help with fertility?
letrozole
why do fibroids degenerate in pregnancy?
because they lose their blood
what are signs of fibroid degeneration?
leukocytosis, PAIN, tender mass, uterine contractions
what is rate of cervical dilation supposed to be in active phasE?
1cm every 2 hours