Pelvic Pain

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in patients undergoin artificial repro heterotopic pregnancy has a ratio as high as

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1:100

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trich tx regimen

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flagyl 2gm PO x 1 dose
or

flagy 500mg PO BID x 7

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PID in patient therapy?

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Cefotetan/cefoxitin 2gmIV q12 plus
Doxy 100mg q12

or CLinda 900q8 plus gent 2mg/kg load then 1.5mg/kg q8

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when is it appropriate to manage PID as an outpatient

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if the patient's pain can be controlled, peritoneal signs are absent, adequate follow-up is ensured, and the patient can tolerate oral medications

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Unlike simple cervicitis PID seems to be due to

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a polymicrobia infection orgs other than the clap and chlamydia can cause PID sucj as strep, GN bugs, anaerobes as well as

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required for inpatient therapy in PID i

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if pregnant, immunocomped, flunked outpatient

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Low dose rhogam is given for

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miscarriage, abortion, ectopic when between 0-12 weeks if lady is rh-negative

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In the setting of fetal-maternal hemorrhage how is rhogam dosed

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300mcg given for every 15ml of fetal rbcs (or 30 ccs of fetal whole blood) based on the klaihauer-betke testing

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how to asses the patency of the cervical os on pelvic speculum exam

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gently insert the ring forceps into the os if the os forceps can be inserted more than a cm or so the os may be open indicating an incomplete or inevitable miscarriage

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the pain of endometriosis usually accompanies the onset of

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menses

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sudden onset of pain dueing intercourse may indicated what

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ruptured ovarian cyst