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The 3 stages of labor.
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shortening and dilation of the cervix
descent and birth of the infant birth of the placenta |
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The 3 channels of the pelvic floor.
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urethra
vagina rectum |
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Effacement is followed by:
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cervical dilation
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Normal contractions at 26 wks.
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Braxton-Hicks contractions.
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Bishop score
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Cervical dilation
Cervical effacement Cervical consistency Cervical position Fetal station |
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A score of _ or less suggests that labour is unlikely to start without induction.
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5
(Bishop's score) |
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A score of _ or more indicates that labour will most likely commence spontaneously.
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9
(Bishop's score) |
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First stage of labor starts classically when the effaced (thinned) cervix is _ cm dilated
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3
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This stage begins when the cervix is fully dilated, and ends when the baby is finally birthed.
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Second stage.
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thin vaginal discharge
erythematous vaginal mucosa motile pear-shaped organisms (wet mt) tx ? |
trichomonal vaginitis
metronidazole |
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acetaldehyde accumulates in blood
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disulfiram-like rxn
(metronidazole + ETOH) |
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Vaginal pH with trichomonal vaginitis?
Tx ? |
6
Metronidazole for her and partner. |
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Processed by P450, which is inhibited by grapefruit.
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cyclosporine
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Term
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37 - 42 weeks
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Prevention of eclamptic seizures.
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Mg
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Medication associated with renal dysgenesis and fetal death.
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Lisinopril
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Teardrop-shaped growths at vestibule of vagina.
Dx ? Tx ? |
HPV
(causes genital warts) (also called condyloma acuminata) Trichloroacetic acid or Podophyllin |
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Flat, velvety lesions.
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secondary syphilis
condyloma lata penicillin |
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Singular, fleshy lesion on L. Majora.
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Vulvar cancer
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White, thin, wrinkled skin on labia.
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Lichen sclerosis.
Postmenopausal women. Pruritis. |
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Hyperkatotic, erosive or papulosquamous.
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Vulvar lichen planus
Middle-aged women. Pruritis, soreness, vaginal discharge. |
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Dysgerminoma
Mature teratoma (dermoid cysts) Serous cystadenomas |
No Estrogen or Androgen production.
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Estrogen - Tumor ?
Andgrogens - Tumor ? |
Granulosa
Sertoli-Leydig |
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Postmenopausal bleeding in elderly or precocious puberty in children.
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Granulosa cell tumor.
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Name 2 antiphospholipid Abs.
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lupus anticoagulant
anticardiolipin Assoc. c/ art & ven thromboembolism Assoc c/ reccurrent fetal loss p 10 wks |
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Thrombus development in placenta.
Fetal loss. |
antiphospholipid Abs
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vasospasm is primary pathophysiologic cause of this ds
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preeclampsia
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A cx of 1st trimester abortion.
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Chromosomal abnormalities.
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Complication of septic abortion.
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DIC
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Congenital heart block assoc c/
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SLE
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Recurrent mid trimester abortions.
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Cervical incompetence.
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Severe preeclampsia criteria -
BP > 160/100 and 1 of: |
oliguria (<500ml/24hr)
altered consc, ha, scotoma, blurry vis. PE or cyanosis epigastric or RUQ pain thrombocytopenia altered LFTs incr creatinine IUGR or oligohydraminos |
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Cerebral vasospasm results in:
1. cerebral hypoxemia 2. generalized TC seizures. |
25% b4 labor eclampsia 25% following labor
50% during labor |
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Heralds eclampsia in preeclampsia.
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increased reflex irritability
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ha
nausa vomiting visual disturbances seizures |
hypertensive encephalopathy
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specialized subset of hypertensive encephalopathy
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eclampsia
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new-onset psych sx
seizures cognitive & motor deficits |
viral encephalitis
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rapid-onset loss of consciousness
vomiting focal neurologic deficits |
intracerebral hemorrhage (stroke)
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nausea
vomiting photophobia phonophobia |
migraine
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phenytoin & lorazepam
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status epilepticus
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bladder through wall of vagina
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cystocele
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Elderly women with high parity (ex G5)
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pelvic floor muscle weakness
(stress incontinence) Expect to find uterine prolapse / cystocele. |
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3 causes of urge incontinence.
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detrusor instability
bladder irritation from neoplasm interstitial cystitis (detrusor - outer mm of bladder wall that assists in urine output) |
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overflow incontinence - What is it ?
Cx ? Sx ? |
loss of small amts of urine from an over-extended bladder.
diabetic neuropathy markedly increased residual volume |
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2 signs of pelvic floor weakness
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uterine prolapse
cystocele |
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pelvic pain worse in premenstual period
dysmenorrhea dysparunia dyschezia |
endometriosis
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tender posterior vaginal fornix
pain on uterine motion DX ? Confirmation ? |
endometriosis
laparoscopy |
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endometrial tissue outside the uterus
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endometriosis
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elevated in endometriosis but insufficient for dx
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CA 125
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serial hCG used to prove ?
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mole or choriocarcinoma eliminated.
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30% of females evaluated for infertility have this
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endometriosis
(possible adhesion blocking ovary) |
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Risks for endometrial CA.
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unopposed estrogen use
tamoxifen obesity nulliparity PCOS (Stein-Leventhal syndrome) |
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Risks for breast CA.
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Family hx
BRCA1 or 2 p53 early menarche late menopause prolonged HRT nulliparity Cowden syndrome ataxia-telangiectasia |
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Risks for abruptio placenta
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htn
cocaine smokers preeclampsia older women |
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Risks for preterm labor.
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previous preterm labor
multiple gestation PROM DES |
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Tx UI in pregnancy.
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amoxicillin
ampicillin nitrofurantoin cephalexin |
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difficult labor due to macrosomia
postparum hemorrhage associated with ? |
diabetes
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LSIL = Mild dysplasia = CIN1
Adolescent tx ? premeno tx ? postmeno tx ? LSIL - low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion |
Repap in 12mo
colposcopy reflex HPV (if + colposcopy) |
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Rosette
(-) (+) Kleihauer-Letke stain or fetal red cell stain (flow cyt) |
Detects feto-maternal hemorrhage.
(-) std dose of anti-D Ig (+) determines correct amt anti-D Ig |
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The process whereby antibodies are formed which are directed towards antigens from other people, including leukocytes. It is one of the most serious transfusion complications.
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alloimmunization
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Does TSI cross the placenta ?
Does Levothyroxine cross placenta ? |
Yes bitch.
No |
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abnormal insertion of placenta through uterine wall
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placenta accreta
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25% risk of placenta accreta
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prior C-section
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2/3 require hysterectomy to stop bleeding
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placenta accreta
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pneumonia
meningitis sepsis in a newborn |
Group B streptococcus from mom.
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increase prolactin and oxytocin
decrease estrogen & progesterone |
cause milk production
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milk synthesis
contraction of lactiferous glands |
prolactin
oxytocin |
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Used historically for lactation suppression but no longer due to increased risk of thromboembolism.
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estrogen
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Inhibits prolactin and thus lactation by dopamine agonism.
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bromocriptine
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androgens to estrogens
(menopause is less severe in obese) |
aromatase / graulosa cells
postmenopause - peripheral fat aromatase creates estrogens |
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Is aromatase in adrenals (where androgens are produced ?)
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no
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PROM + unk GBS status
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penicillin prophylaxis
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