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Obgyn Notes

This document summarizes various conditions related to pregnancy including gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, and recommendations for weight gain during pregnancy. It discusses screening tests for fetal abnormalities like the triple marker screening and quadruple test. Treatment options are provided for conditions like gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, and eclampsia. Medications that should and should not be used during pregnancy are also noted.

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Obgyn Notes

This document summarizes various conditions related to pregnancy including gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, and recommendations for weight gain during pregnancy. It discusses screening tests for fetal abnormalities like the triple marker screening and quadruple test. Treatment options are provided for conditions like gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, and eclampsia. Medications that should and should not be used during pregnancy are also noted.

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OBGYN_6_Weeks

FA_2014
HTN in pregnancy think of Super Saiyan goku! - Goku is first form! G for Goku, G for gestational HTNBP
140/90
o Gestational HTN (pregnancy induced HTN)
BP is 140/90 after 20
th
week, no pre-exising HTN, no proteinuria, nor organ damage
TX is alpha methyl dopa, labetalol, hydralazine, nifedipine
Deliver at 39 weeks
o Preclampsia
BP is 140/90 and there is P for proteinuria which is >300 mg/24 hr after 20
th
week of gestation
to 6 weeks post partum
TX is deliver at 34 weeks severe, 37 weeks mild, IV magnesium to prevent seizure
o Eclampsia
Preclapsmpa + maternal sezirures ! E for electricity!
Maternal death d/t to stroke > intracranial hemorrhage or ARDS
Immediate delivery
o HELLP
Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzymes, low platelet
USMLE RX 335
Women who are pregnant should expect to gain a 3-4 lb weight gain per month but would not expeed a total
of25-35 lb total women who are underweights should gain more and weomen are underweight should weigh
less.
Ashermanns syndrome- prevent endometrium from responding to hormones, dx is made in hysteroscopy
Periods resume after 3 months after birth who are not breastfeeding
Stres incontinence treat with surgery
Tamoxifen is a a SERM, inhibitor for estrogen and progesterone on breast tissue and agonist in the uterus
Treat pregnant UTI with 7 day course of nitrofurantoin or a 3-7 day course of amoxicillin or cephalexin
Pregnancy is a hypercoagubility state
Menpasue- amenorrhea for 1 year
Preeclampsia- new onset of HTN and protein uria (>.3 g in a 24 hr urine specimen)
Eclamsia- one ore more genralizezed convulsions and or coma in setting of preeclampsia
Amenorrhea for 3-5 months after OCs are common
Triple marker screening test- 1/200 is +tive. Next step is amniocentesis
o Maternal a fetoprotein MSAFP
o BcG
o Estriol
Quadruple Test done at 15-20 weeks gestation
o Elevated in presence of NT defects- anencephaly and spina bifida, adominal wall defects multiple
gestation, and fetal death
o Trisomy 18
o Trisomy 21- bHcG is high and MSAFP and estriol is low
o Has inhibition to the mix
Endometriosis = infertility do a laparoscopy
Fiborid- dx confirmed with US
UWORLD 211
MAFP is increased in neural tube defects, omphalocele, gastrochisis, but MC error.
o MAFP will be increased with acetylcholinesterase
Downs Syndrome will show low estriol and AFP but increased inhibin A and increased bHCG
Edwards will show decreased everything except for normal inhibiin
Metronidazole should not be taken with alcohol bc it causes disulfiram like reactions
Phenytoin and carbazapine- fetal hydanatoin syndrome- mid facial hypoplasia, hirsutidm, distal phalanges
abrupt growth, microcephaly, cleft lip
HPV vaccinated indication
o Age 9 26 for girls men 9-21
o HIV pts 9-26
o NOT INDICATED IN PREGNANT WOMEN
Chronic HTN
o Sys >140 and/or diastolic >90 : prior to conception or 20 weeks gestation
Gestational HTN
o New onset elevated BP > 20 weeks
o No proteinuria or end organ damage
Preclampsia
o New onset elevated BP at >20 weeks and proteinuria or signs of end organ damage
Elclampsia
o Preclampsia elevated BP >20 weeks, proteinuria or signs of end organ damage
o SEIZURES!!!! Grand mal
Chronic HTN with superimposed preeclampsia
o Chornic htn and 1 of the following
New onset proteinuria at >20 weeks gestation
o Sudden worsening of HTN
o Signs of end organ daage
o
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