High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

What is the likely diagnosis in a pregnant woman with preeclampsia that develops sudden-onset dyspnea, hypoxia, and crackles? _____

Cervical cancer can spread and cause _____ due to compression of the ureters

Pre-eclampsia without severe features management: < 37 weeks: _____ ≥ 37 weeks: _____

What is the next step in management of a patient with primary amenorrhea who has an intact endocrine axis but no uterus. _____

Granulosa cell tumor can cause _____ precocious puberty

What is the treatment of fetal anemia in a pregnant mother with parvovirus infection? _____

Hypoglycemia and elevated PT/PTT are more common in _____

Hint: HELLP/acute fatty liver of pregnancy

PPROM is a complication of oligohydramnios _____

Hint: T/F

Vulvar cancer (squamous, melanoma) are treated with _____ +/- LN dissection

Hint: first line treatment

How do you treat or prevent seizures in preeclampsia or eclampsia? _____