Labor
Hypertensive Disorders
Infections
Pregnancy and Delivery Complications
Diagnostics
100

The first-line maneuver for shoulder dystocia

What is the McRoberts maneuver with suprapubic pressure
→ These reposition the maternal pelvis and dislodge the impacted shoulder.

100

The  drug that prevents eclampsia in severe preeclampsia?


Bonus $50: This happens to the baby when the mom receives this medication

What is Magnesium sulfate

→ Seizure prophylaxis


What is hypotonia 


100

The first-line antibiotics for chorioamnionitis

bonus 50: The antibiotic choices that can be added to typical regime

What are Ampicillin and gentamicin

  covering GBS, ecoli

What is clindamycin or metronidazole 

   cover for anaerobes 

100

This is the most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage

What is uterine atony
→ Managed with oxytocin and massage.


100

This test confirms PPROM

What is the Nitrazine or ferning test
→ Pooling on speculum exam is also diagnosis

200

Define arrest of active labor.

What is no cervical change after 4 hours of adequate contractions
→ Requires cesarean delivery.

200

The blood pressure threshold for severe preeclampsia
 

≥160 systolic or ≥ 110 mmHg diastolic
→ ......2 occasions, 4 hours apart Plus organ dysfunction

200

A cause of fever and foul-smelling lochia postpartum?
 

What is endometritis
→ Common after cesarean. Treat with clindamycin + gentamicin. Polymicrobe: Staph, GBS, Gardnerella Vaginalis, Gram Negative, Enterococcus,Anaerobes

200

This causes painless third-trimester bleeding
 

What is placenta previa
→ Diagnose with ultrasound.

200

This is the best imaging test for placenta previa

What is transabdominal ultrasound

300

The station where operative vaginal delivery contraindicated
 

What is -3 station
→ Head must be engaged (+2 or lower).

300

The main treatment for HELLP syndrome

What is deliver the baby

→ and add Magnesium Sulfate for Seizure prophylaxis  

300

This mechanism through which this infection causes a  blueberry muffin rash

What is extramedullary hematopoiesis in Congenital CMV
→ Diagnose with saliva or urine PCR, also associated with hearing loss

300

This twin complication presents with discordant fluid levels

What is twin-twin transfusion syndrome
→ Occurs in monochorionic twins.

300

This  is how fetal anemia diagnosed in Rh disease

What is the middle cerebral artery (MCA) Doppler
→ Measures increased velocity.

400

The  upper limit of latent phase in a nulliparous woman

What is 20 hours
→ No intervention unless no progress.

400

These are the safe antihypertensives in pregnancy
 
Bonus 50:

what do the contraindicated antihypertensives 

What are Labetalol, nifedipine, methyl dopa
→ Avoid ACE inhibitors and ARBs. These can interrupt fetal renal development, leading to oligohydramnios, leading to _ _ _ _ E _'s     _E_ _ EN _ _ which is associated with what in the infant: 

400

This TORCH infection causes hydrocephalus and intracranial calcifications

Bonus: 100

Intracranial calcifications: Toxoplasmosis 

as   _________ : CMV

What is Toxoplasmosis

→ From undercooked meat or cat feces.

What is Periventricular

            CMV

400

This fetal risk is increased in gestational diabetes

 What is macrosomia
→ Raises shoulder dystocia risk.

400

This is the gestational diabetes screening performed
 

What is 24–28 weeks
→ Start with 1-hour GTT.

500

The condition causes sudden fetal bradycardia, abdominal pain, and cessation of contractions in labor

What is Uterine rupture
→ Urgent laparotomy is needed.

500

This is the most common cause of postpartum fever after cesarean delivery

What is Endometritis

500

This prenatal infection causes limb hypoplasia
 

Congenital varicella syndrome
→ Occurs from maternal VZV infection before 20 weeks.

500

This condition presents with pruritus and high bile acids

What is i ntrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy
→ Manage with delivery at 37 weeks.

500

This ultrasound pattern suggests molar pregnancy

What is snowstorm appearance
→ Caused by hydropic villi.