Push it real good
Bump watch
Double helix delights
Early Arrivals
Code Pink
100
Regular uterine contractions with cervical dilation of 6cm or more
What is active labor?
100
Naegle's Rule
What is subtracting 3 months and adding 7 days (in the next calendar year)?
100
This test analyzes placental DNA fragments
What is NIPT? (or NIPS or cffDNA)
100
This is the strongest risk factor for preterm birth.
What is prior preterm birth?
Bonus: What is the baseline rate of PTB in the US?
100
This medication is contraindicated for the treatment of postpartum hemorrhage for women with asthma.
Hemabate.
Bonus: Name the generic.
200
6 or more contractions in a 10-minutes period, averaged over a 30-minute window
What is tachysystole?
200
This lab (test and value) is the most sensitive predictor of iron deficiency.
What is serum ferritin < 30?
Bonus: what are the units?
200
The test you need to order to pick up a Robertsonian Translocation.
What is a karyotype?
200
This is the definition of a short cervix according to SMFM and ACOG.
What is 25 mm or less?
200
Hands and knees position to relieve an impacted fetal shoulder
What is the Gaskin maneuver?
300
A gradual decrease in the fetal heart rate that has a nadir coinciding with the peak of a contraction.
What is an early decel?
300
There are two ways to assess amniotic fluid volume. This is the recommended method.
What is deepest vertical pocket?
300
Preimplantation genetic testing replaces the need for aneuploidy screening in pregnancy. True / False
What is false?
300
Maternal treatment with magnesium sulfate reduces the risk for developing this disorder by 32%.
What is cerebral palsy?
300
Acute onset of severe hypotension (read: cardiovascular collapse) is the most common initial symptom of this obstetric emergency.
What is amniotic fluid embolism?
400
Describe the classic uterine contraction pattern in the setting of an abruption.
What is high frequency, low amplitude?
400
These are the biometric parameters used to diagnosed fetal growth restriction.
What are EFW and AC?
400
Amniocentesis can be performed during this gestational age time period (in weeks)
What is any time from 15 weeks on?
400
Indomethacin given after 32 weeks can have this consequence in the fetus.
What is premature closure of the ductus arteriosus?
Partial credit given for oligohydramnios.
BONUS: consequence in the newborn
400
This is the time at which to initiate a perimortem cesarean after maternal cardiac arrest.
What is 4 minutes?
500
This is the risk of uterine rupture during labor with a prior classical cesarean incision.
What is 4-9%
500
This is the critical antibody titer for Rh alloimmunization risk
What is 1:16?
500
Hemoglobin electrophoresis will not detect this particular hemoglobinopathy.
What is alpha thalassemia?
Bonus: why?
500
Pre-gestational diabetes or prior course of betamethasone
What are contraindications to betamethasone between 34w and 36w6d?
500
The application of pressure to the anterior shoulder to adduct and dislodge the shoulder
What is the Rubin maneuver?