Ultrasound findings
Neonatal management
Labor management
Prevention
Maternal management
100

These are four infections that can cause non immune hydrops

What are Parvovirus B19, toxoplasmosis, CMV, rubella, HSV, syphilis, varicella?

100

This is the recommended treatment for infants born to mothers with positive HBsAg or unknown status (bonus for timing of administration)

What is HBIG and hep B vaccine (within 12 hours of birth)?

100

This is the HIV viral load threshhold at which a patient should be offered cesarean delivery (bonus = gestational age for delivery)

What is > 1,000? (What is 38w0d?)

100

These are three vaccines you should NOT administer to a pregnant patient

What are MMR, Varicella, HPV, and nasal influenza?

100

This is the most serious maternal sequelae of varicella infection

What is pneumonia?

200

These are two possible infectious causes of ventriculomegaly

What are CMV, toxoplasmosis, Zika?

200

These are three manifestations of neonatal HSV due to maternal primary infection 

What are chorioretinitis, microcephaly, and skin lesions (vesicles, ulcerations, or scarring)?

200

For patients with HSV, these are two contraindications to a vaginal delivery

What are active genital lesions and prodromal symptoms?

200

These two things should be avoided during pregnancy to reduce the risk of toxoplasmosis

What are consumption of undercooked meat, contact with cat feces, and contact with infected materials or insects in soil?

200

This is the recommended treatment for pregnant patients with syphillis and history of immediate type allergic reaction to penicillin

What is desensitization + penicillin therapy?

300

These are two ultrasound findings associated with Zika virus

What are microcephaly, ventriculomegaly, intracranial calcifications, congenital contractures or arthrogryposis?

300

VZIG should be given to infants born to women who develop varicella in this time frame relative to delivery

What is 5 days prior up until 48 hours after delivery?

300

These are two risks factors associated with increased risk of vertical transmission of Hepatitis C

What are viral load, co-infection with HIV, maternal IV drug use, *prolonged membrane rupture (>6 hours), *fetal scalp electrode use?

300

This is the recommended duration of delaying conception after potential maternal exposure to or symptoms of Zika virus (bonus delay for male partner)

What is 8 weeks (3 months)?

300

This is the recommended treatment for maternal toxoplasmosis

What is spiramycin?

400

These are three ultrasound findings seen in congenital CMV

What are liver calcifications, hepatosplenomegaly, echogenic bowel, echogenic kidneys, ascites, ventriculomegaly, intracranial calcifications, microcephaly, hydrops, growth restriction?

400

This is the recommended treatment for infants born to patients with sufficient HIV viral suppression

What is Zidovudine x 4-6 weeks?

400

For HIV positive patients who are undergoing recommended cesarean delivery, this is the medication regimen and timing that should be administered on the day of delivery 

What is zidovudine three hours prior to cesarean?

400

This is the time period during which the risk of congenital infection is highest after a patient first acquires syphilis infection

What is four years?

400

This is the recommended treatment for a pregnant patient who is febrile with symptoms of listeriosis

What is IV ampicillin x 14 days?

500

These are three ultrasound findings seen in congenital varicella

What are hydrops, echogenic foci in liver and bowel, cardiac malformations, limb deformities, microcephaly, growth restriction?

500

These are two manifestations of congenital rubella

What are deafness, cataracts, cardiac disease?

500

This is a potential indication for antibiotic prophylaxis for prevention of bacterial endocarditis during labor and delivery

What are patients with prosthetic valves or prosthetic material used for valve repair, patients with un-repaired cyanotic heart disease?

500

This treatment should be given to nonimmune pregnant patient exposed to varicella (bonus for recommended timing of administration)

What is VZIG (ideally within 96 hours of exposure - can be given up to 10 days after exposure)?

500

These are the manifestations of the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction (bonus - results from treatment of what disease).

What are headache, myalgia, rash, hypotension (Syphillis treatment)?