High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

A short interpregnancy interval predisposes to: - Maternal _____ - Preterm labor/PPROM → low birth weight

PPROM = _____ doses of corticosteroids

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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

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

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? _____

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

Can ITP antibodies cross the placenta? _____

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

How do you work up anatomical causes of infertility? _____