OB/GYN

1. She should take two pills now and then continue the rest of the packet
according to her usual nightly regimen
2. Diagnostic laparoscopy
3. Vaginal bleeding
4. Gravid bicornuate uterus
5. No further studies are indicated, reassurance and continued observation
6. Death of one twin passage of thromboplastic material to the live twin
7. Spermatogenesis, varicocele, infection, drugs and heat
8. 1/8
9. If she develops an infection, she will need to be folloed with serial fetal
ultrasounds
10. Schedule her for endometrial biopsy and/or transvaginal ultrasound
11. A ruptured ectopic pregnancy
12. Hysteroscopic adhesiolysis
13. Obtain a pregnancy test
14. 9
15. Admit, start fluids, give phenothiazine, stop oral nutrition initially
16. App. 20-30% of pregnancies have some bleeding in the first half of
pregnancy
17. Prepare the patient for C-section without delay
18. Stage IIB
19. Androgens, human growth hormones, small doses of estrogen anad later
progesterone
20. 2-3 days after birth
21. Tubal carcinoma
22. Fifth
23. CBC with platelets, creatinine, uric acid and transaminases
24. Crown rump length
25. Sulfonamides
26. Folic Acid supplementation
27. Latent
28. First degree uterine prolapse, cystocele, enterocele and rectocele
29. The first trimester is usually considered the critical period for teratogenic
exposure
30. Pudendal block
31. Transiocation of great vessels
32. Less than 5% of ovarian cancers are due to inheritance of the BRCA gene
33. 10-30%
34. 50-90%
35. Fetal skull at station 2+ but not on the pelvic floor
36. Hyperglycemia, hyperkalemia and metabolic acidosis
37. Methyldopa
38. Paraovarian cysts
39. Oxygen and changing the maternal position
40. Trichomoniasis
41. Uterine rupture
42. Four days
43. 508g
44. fractional dilation and curettage
45. Schizencephaly
46. Increase in O2 tension within the blood
47. Benign phyllodes tumour
48. Acute intermittent porphyria
49. Fibroadenoma
50. The tumor is negative for Her2-neu
51. Lobular adenocarcinoma
52. The tumor is negative for Her-neu amplification
53. Evaluation by FISH is needed to validate the result of the test
54. Fat necrosis
55. Multiple small (6-9mm) follicles around the perimeter of the ovary
56. Fibroadenoma
57. Hymenal tears
58. Upper outer quadrant
59. Appearance of the breast buds
60. Serontonin reuptake inhinitors
61. Smokes cig. 30pack per year
62. Asymptomatic human immunodeficiency virus infection
63. She can continue to breast feed
64. Milk engorgement
65. Trisomy 13
66. Turners syndrome
67. Primary overproduction of ACTH
68. Surgical menopause produces a decrease in both estradiol and
testosterone
69. granulosa cells
70. IV Heparin, followed by warfarin post partum
71. Offer the patient an external cephalic version attempt
72. O2 and changing of maternal position
73. Chorionic villi sampling
74. Administer RH-immune Globulin 50g
75. Choriocarcinoma
76. Rupture of the uterine scar in future pregnancy or labor
77. Pelvic ultrasound
78. Abruption placenta
79. Fetal exposure fro these two studies is in the range of 100mrad
80. C- Section
81. Sheehans syndrome
82. Failed or abnormal development of the embryo
83. Heterotropic pregnancy
84. Placenta increta
85. Grade 1 abruptio placenta
86. Ectopic pregnancy
87. Ligate the cord of the acardiac twin
88. Plasma volume increases more than does red cell mass in pregnancy
89. Uterine defects
90. Excisional biopsy
91. S. aureus
92. Tamoxifen
93. Mastectomy with adjuvant chemotherapy in the second trimester
94. Malignancy
95. She is showing signs of hemorrhagic shock
96. The most common malignant germ cell tumor is the dysgerminima
97. B.HCG
98. Ruptured corpus luteum cyst