Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy
Menopause
Contraception
Labor Management and Obstetric Emergencies
Prenatal Care
100

This is the only medication shown to decrease risk of pre-eclampsia

What is aspirin 81mg 

100

Increased levels of this hormone can help confirm menopause diagnosis

What is FSH

100

This is the period of time postpartum to avoid estrogen containing contraception 

What is 6 weeks? 

VTE risk 

Beyond 6 weeks - conflicting data on effect on milk supply

100

This is the most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage

What is uterine atony 

100

Recommended frequency to check TSH in pregnant patients with thyroid disorders

What is at least every trimester 

How does synthroid dosing usually change in pregnancy? Why? 

200

These are the dosages of magnesium sulfate used to treat pre-eclampsia

What are a 4 to 6g bolus and 2g/ hr infusion 

200

This is a non-hormonal option to treat menopausal vasomotor symptoms 

Bonus if you know MOA 

What is Fezolinetant (Veozah) 

Neurokinin 3 receptor antagonist that modulates neuronal activity in the thermoregulatory center

200

These are the placement points for the teeth of the tenaculum during an IUD insertion

What are 10 and 2/ 11 and 1? 

200

The most concerning risk of AROM 

What is cord prolapse? 

What would you do in this scenario 

How to decrease risk 

200

This is the recommended gestational age for delivery for patients with gestational hypertension

What is 37 weeks

300

This medication can be used to acutely lower BP in a patient without IV access

Nifedipine (procardia) 10mg PO 

300

This the starting dose of PO estradiol for menopausal HRT

What is 0.25mg per day

Titrate to symptom response 

300

This is the type of contraception most likely to cause weight gain

What is depo provera

300

This PPH medication should be avoided in people with hypertensive disorders

What is methergine? 

Dose = 0.2mg IM 

300

Our institution's cut off for failing 1 hour GTT

What is 140? 

Then what? Which tests require fasting? What if patients don't want to do GTT? What patients SHOULD NOT do GTT? 

400

This is the primary lab value distinguishing gestational hypertension and pre-eclampsia WITHOUT severe features

What is urine protein to creatinine ratio (> 0.3) 

400

These are absolute contraindications to use of estrogen (must name at least two)

What are: 

History of breast cancer

History of stroke 

History of VTE 

Active liver disease

Relative CI: smoking 

400

This medication can be used to help dilate the cervix prior to IUD insertions

What is misoprostol 400 mcg 

Buccal or vaginal - PO more likely to have GI side effects

4 hours prior to procedure

400

The length of time without cervical change used to diagnose arrest of labor in the active phase with adequate contractions

What is 4 hours?

How to determine adequate contractions

How to define active phase

What if contractions aren't adequate with pitocin titration? 

6 hours 

400

This is the first line pharmacologic treatment for nausea of pregnancy 

What is unisom 25mg and vitamin B6 50mg nightly? 
500

These are the criteria to diagnose pre-eclamspia WITH severe features (must name at least 3) 

What are: 

SBP > 160 OR DBP > 110 

New onset HA not responsive to tylenol

Pulmonary edema

Vision changes

AST or ALT 2x upper limit of normal 

RUQ pain

Creatinine > 1.1 or 2x baseline

Platelets < 100K 

500

This is the average age of menopause in the US

What is 51?

500

This is the contraceptive with the longest return to fertility 

What is depo provera
500

The Bishop score below which a cervical ripening agent is recommended 

What is 7? 

Calculating bishop score

When to use different ripening agents 

500

The criteria to qualify for RSV vaccination during pregnancy

What is: 

32 to 36w gestation during Sept to Jan

Infant likely to be born in peak RSV season 

Infant won't need Beyfortus 

Side effects 

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