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