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Bland tasting, high in carbs, low in fat - ANSWER -Dietary
recommendations for
managing
nausea.
Diclegis - ANSWER -Only FDA-approved prescription for
treatment of nausea in
pregnancy.
Zofran - ANSWER -Medication that has no benefit over
promethazine and is
more costly in ODT
form.
Methylprednisolone - ANSWER -Reduces rate of readmission
for hyperemesis gravidarum but should be used with caution
before 10 weeks gestation due to association with fetal oral
clefts.
,Ectopic pregnancy - ANSWER -95% of these occur in fallopian
tubes, with increased risk associated with history of infertility
or medical history involving oviducts.
Abnormal uterine bleeding - ANSWER -Usually presents as
spotting, dark
brown to
tarry.
Unilateral lower quadrant pain - ANSWER -Common
complaint in ectopic
pregnancy.
Lower back or shoulder pain - ANSWER -If accompanied by
shoulder pain,
consider possible rupture of
the tube.
Hemodynamic changes in vital signs - ANSWER -May occur
with rupture in
ectopic
pregnancy.
Tender adnexa - ANSWER -Possible finding during
examination of ectopic
pregnancy.
Positive cervical motion tenderness - ANSWER -Indicates
potential ectopic
,pregnancy.
Uterine enlargement with Hegar's sign - ANSWER -A non-
sensitive indication of
pregnancy characterized by softening of
the uterus.
D+C - ANSWER -Surgical procedure for abortion up to 12
weeks.
D+E - ANSWER -Surgical procedure for abortion from 13/14
weeks to 20/22
weeks.
Medical abortion - ANSWER -Induced through 49 days of
pregnancy using
medications like Mifepristone and
Prostaglandin.
PIH (Pregnancy Induced Hypertension) - ANSWER -Occurs in
about 12% of all
pregnancies, defined as BP of 140/90 or a rise in systolic
>30 mmHg.
Monitoring fetal movement - ANSWER -Should be done for
30 minutes; no
movement does not necessarily indicate
a problem.
, Preeclampsia - ANSWER -Characterized by PIH, proteinuria,
and generalized
edema after 20 weeks
gestation.
Low dose ASA - ANSWER -Recommended to start between
12-28 weeks
gestation, with a dose of 81-162 mg daily for high-
risk patients.
Eclampsia - ANSWER -Defined as preeclampsia with seizure
activity and BP
persistently >
160/100.
HELLP syndrome - ANSWER -Characterized by hemolysis,
elevated liver
enzymes, and low platelets, often in patients with
preeclampsia.
Placenta previa - ANSWER -Mal-implantation of placenta in
the lower uterine
segment, potentially causing painless bleeding in late 2nd to
early 3rd trimester.
Speculum-only examination - ANSWER -No bimanual
examination
2027 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct Answers
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Bland tasting, high in carbs, low in fat - ANSWER -Dietary
recommendations for
managing
nausea.
Diclegis - ANSWER -Only FDA-approved prescription for
treatment of nausea in
pregnancy.
Zofran - ANSWER -Medication that has no benefit over
promethazine and is
more costly in ODT
form.
Methylprednisolone - ANSWER -Reduces rate of readmission
for hyperemesis gravidarum but should be used with caution
before 10 weeks gestation due to association with fetal oral
clefts.
,Ectopic pregnancy - ANSWER -95% of these occur in fallopian
tubes, with increased risk associated with history of infertility
or medical history involving oviducts.
Abnormal uterine bleeding - ANSWER -Usually presents as
spotting, dark
brown to
tarry.
Unilateral lower quadrant pain - ANSWER -Common
complaint in ectopic
pregnancy.
Lower back or shoulder pain - ANSWER -If accompanied by
shoulder pain,
consider possible rupture of
the tube.
Hemodynamic changes in vital signs - ANSWER -May occur
with rupture in
ectopic
pregnancy.
Tender adnexa - ANSWER -Possible finding during
examination of ectopic
pregnancy.
Positive cervical motion tenderness - ANSWER -Indicates
potential ectopic
,pregnancy.
Uterine enlargement with Hegar's sign - ANSWER -A non-
sensitive indication of
pregnancy characterized by softening of
the uterus.
D+C - ANSWER -Surgical procedure for abortion up to 12
weeks.
D+E - ANSWER -Surgical procedure for abortion from 13/14
weeks to 20/22
weeks.
Medical abortion - ANSWER -Induced through 49 days of
pregnancy using
medications like Mifepristone and
Prostaglandin.
PIH (Pregnancy Induced Hypertension) - ANSWER -Occurs in
about 12% of all
pregnancies, defined as BP of 140/90 or a rise in systolic
>30 mmHg.
Monitoring fetal movement - ANSWER -Should be done for
30 minutes; no
movement does not necessarily indicate
a problem.
, Preeclampsia - ANSWER -Characterized by PIH, proteinuria,
and generalized
edema after 20 weeks
gestation.
Low dose ASA - ANSWER -Recommended to start between
12-28 weeks
gestation, with a dose of 81-162 mg daily for high-
risk patients.
Eclampsia - ANSWER -Defined as preeclampsia with seizure
activity and BP
persistently >
160/100.
HELLP syndrome - ANSWER -Characterized by hemolysis,
elevated liver
enzymes, and low platelets, often in patients with
preeclampsia.
Placenta previa - ANSWER -Mal-implantation of placenta in
the lower uterine
segment, potentially causing painless bleeding in late 2nd to
early 3rd trimester.
Speculum-only examination - ANSWER -No bimanual
examination
