Obstetrics Questions
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How much should bHCG levels increase by in 48 hours in a progressing pregnancy?
What is the risk of recurrence of miscarriage after- 1 miscarriage, - 2 miscarriages, - 3 miscarriages?
Obstetric haemorrhage causes ___ of maternal deaths
Placental abruption is a common cause of
When should you perform a pregnancy test after medical management of miscarriage?
Low maternal weight (<60kg) or obesity increases the risk of
After a major obstetric haemorrhage, apart from crossmatched or O- blood ____ should also be given
what scan do we find the positioning of the placenta?
how many types of vasa praevia are there?
when does bleeding in early pregnancy occur?
Miss B is a 23 yo woman with a history of G4, P2+1 on micronor. Her LMP is unknown. She has brown discharge and RIF pain. On ultrasound, no intrauterine pregnancy is seen and the endometrial cavity contains removed POCs measuring 37 x 116 (AP) x 29mm. Both ovaries are normal and there is no adnexal masses. There is a small amount of free fluid in the pouch of douglas [ POD ] What are the differential diagnoses?
Her beta HCG is 852 and her progesteorne is 12. 2 days later her beta HCG has risen to 943. She is well, minimal discomfort and bleeding. She lives close by and is sensible and understands ectopic hasnt been excluded. What is the management
What is used to prevent additional seizures in a patient with eclampsia?
At what point in pregnancy are patients typically screened for gestational diabetes mellitus with oral glucose tolerance testing?
What blood pressure requires immediate intervention in pregnant women?
What is the recommended weight gain for a typical pregnancy?
During what trimester is oligohydramnios most likely to occur?
What is the definitive treatment for eclampsia?
If placenta previa develops after 20 weeks gestation, what are usual clinical presentations?
Common symptoms due to compression of the uterus on other structures include: