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when to administer triple screen? what does it screen for?
16-20 weeks
alpha-fetoprotein, estriol, hCG
(low, low, high in downs)
snow storm on u/s. Dx?
Tx?
Complications?
hydatiform mole
d&c
choriocarcinoma
complete mole genotype
46 XX
incomplete mole genotype
69 XXY
What is a nonstress test?
tests fetal well-being
20 min with mother at rest
need 2 accel for 15 bpm above baseline lasting 15 sec
What is a BPP?
used for high-risk preggers even if nothing wrong, 3rd trimester
nonstress test, amniotic fluid measurement, general fetal movements
when is ASA acceptable in pregnancy?
antiphospholipid syndrome
prolonged gestation. ddx?
inaccurate dating
anencephaly
placental sulfatase deficiency
CVS vs amniocentesis
CVS is done 9-12 weeks, for women with affected offspring or known genetic dz
amnio is 16-20 has less chance of miscarriage
VZV in preggers. birth defects?
limb hypoplasia, scarring of skin
congenital syphilis. birth defects?
rhinitis, saber shins, Hutchinson's teeth, interstitial keratitis, skin lesions
CMV in preggers. birth defects?
deafness, cerebral calcifications, micropthalmia
When and how to treat VZV in preggers?
mother contracts in last 5 days or within 2 days after delivery.
give immunoglobulin to infant
fresh show of blood, lengthening of umbilical cord, rising fundus that becomes firm and globular. Dx?
placenta previa
No breastfeeding for...
HIV
Hep
etOH/drugs
When to treat GBS?
during L&D with ampicillin
protraction vs arrest. next step?
labor progressing slowly
no change in dilation x 2 hrs, no change in descent x 1 hr
r/o abnl lie and CPD
true labor vs false labor
nl contractions q3min, regular, associated with cervical change
irregular contractions, no cerv change
problems with oxytocin?
uterine hyperstimulation, uterine rupture, FHR decel, hyponatremia
problems with prostaglandin gel?
used for cervical ripening
uterine hyperstimulation
problems with amniotomy?
route for infxn
abortion requirements
<20 weeks, <500 grams
7yo with fatigue, pounding in ears, bleeding gums, hyperpigmented spots. Dx?
cause?
Fanconi's syndrome
genetic, progressive bone marrow suppression, skin hypopigmentation, congenital abnormalities
patient on sulfa or oxidant drugs with hemolysis. Dx?
G6PD
endometritis treatment?
clindamycin and gentamicin
hi CPK, cocaine abuse, immobilization. dx?
rhabdo
CAP treatment?
levofloxacin or moxifloxacin
adverse reactions to DTaP are attributed to which?
next step
pertussis
next imz, DT only
hypotonia, hyperactive DTR, learning disabilities, prolonged labor and low APGAR at birth. dx? cause?
cerebral palsy
anoxia
changes in lav values for SBO
complete vs partial?
mild leukocytosis, and modest increases in amylase
LA levels
strep pharyngitis in 10 yo, develops sandpaper rash on neck 12-48 hours later. dx? Tx?
scarlet fever (GAS)
penicillin V
GAS, 2-4 wks later carditis, migratory arthritis, sydenham chorea, SQ nodules, erythema marginatum
rheumatic fever
"Jones criteria" -- 2 major or 1 major and 2 minor
most common ASE in ACEi? MOA?
angioedema
bradykinin increases
low-birth weight infant with craniotabes, rachitic rosary, thickening wrists/ankles. dx?
vitamin d deficiency rickets
best treatment for chemo-vomiting?
serotonin antagonist with CCS
Hep C, on OCP... what is she at risk for?
Porphyria cutanea tarda -- painless blisters, increased skin fragility on dorsum of hands
(also with alcohol ingestion)
infantile spasms, hypsarrhythmia on EEG, hypopigmented lesions, cortical tubers on CT. Dx? Tx?
tuberous sclerosis
ACTH
LN biopsy vs observation?
if > 2 cm or fever, chills, wt loss
organs affected by hemachromotosis?
liver, pancreas, heart, joints, and pit gland
micrognathia, microcephaly, rocker bottom feet, overlapping fingers, vsd. Dx? Anomaly?
Edward's Syndrome
18
asd and endocardial cushion defects. dx? anomaly
down's
21
truncus arteriosus, tetralogy of fallot, interrupted aortic arch associated with?
DiGeorge and velocardiofacial (CATCH 22)
PDA associated with?
congenital rubella
coranary aneurysm associated with?
Kawasaki
rapid onset of non-inflammatory edema to face, limbs, genitalia, trachea and abdominal organs. dx? cause?
C1esterase inhibitor deficiency
increase in C2b and bradykinin
infertility. first step? next step?
physical exam
mid-luteal progesterone level
SAH. medical tx? cause of morbidity/mortality?
CCB -- nimodipine
vasospasm
cholecystitis diagnostic test?
HIDA scan
diagnostic test for chronic pancreatitis/pancreatic insufficiency?
stool elastase
child with rash, fever responding poorly to acetaminophen. dx?
Tx?
Kawasaki
IVIg and ASA
previous miscarriages, pos RPR, prolonged PTT, thrombocytopenia. Dx? Tx?
antiphospholipid syndrome
LMWH
child with macrocytic anemia, low retic count, congenital anomalies. dx? tx?
Diamond-Blackfan syndrome (congenital hypoplastic anemia)
CCS
thrombocytopenia, ecchymoses, petechiae, mucosal bleeding; no bm failure or splenomegaly. dx?
autoimmune platelet destruction (ITP)
direct vs indirect hyperbilirubinemia?
conjugated = direct >50% total bili
unconjugated = indirect >90% total bili
cirrhotic patient with transudative pleural effusion. Dx? tx?
hepatic hydrothorax
liver transplant, diuretics, thoracentesis, TIPS
large blood without RBCs in urine. dx?
rhabdo
chronic GERD predisposes...
Barrett's
benign peptic esophageal strictures
child with sensorineural deafness, PDA/ASD, catarracts. Dx?
congenital rubella
painless loss of monocular vision. dx? tx?
central retinal artery occlusion
optic massage and hyperbaric oxygen
light's criteria
exudate =
Fprotein/Sprotein >0.5
FLDH/SLDH >0.6
FLDH >2/3 nlSLDH
decrease in peristaltic waves and increased LES tone?
achalasia
sticking sensation in throat, dysphagia accompanied by heartburn, decrease peristaltic waves in lower 2/3, decrease in LES tone
scleroderma
HLA-B27 ...
Psoriatic arthritis
ankylosing spondylitis
IBD, iritis/uveitis
reactive arthritis