High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

Mature cystic teratomas are common causes of premenopausal adnexal masses and have an elevated risk of _____ due to their heterogenous composition

What is the likely diagnosis in a young woman that presents with chronic pelvic pain, especially with exercise, and a homogenous cystic ovarian mass on ultrasound? _____

What is the first step in evaluating risk of preterm delivery in a patient with a history of cervical surgery (e.g. cold knife conization)? _____

How do you treat GBS (intrapartum)? First-line: _____ Second-line: Cefazolin Third-line: Clindamycin Last-line: Vancomycin

Preeclampsia without severe features = deliver at _____ weeks Preeclampsia with severe features = deliver at _____ weeks

PPROM = _____ doses of corticosteroids

Hint: #

Can ITP antibodies cross the placenta? _____

What is the most common cause of abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB)? _____

The historical clues for differentiating secondary dysmenorrhea from primary are: 1. Onset at age _____ 2. Non midline pain 3. No other menstrual symptoms 4. Abnormal uterine bleeding 5. Dyspareunia or dyschezia 6. Symptom progression over time

Increased creatinine or LFTs classifies pre-eclampsia as _____

Hint: category