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PREGNANCY - GENERAL QUESTIONS
EARLY PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS
FIRST TRIMESTER BLEEDING/MISCARRIAGE
HYPEREMESIS
THIRD TRIMESTER BLEEDING
LABOUR
PRETERM LABOUR
COMPLICATIONS OF LABOUR
BREECH DELIVERY
SHOULDER DYSTOCIA
STILLBIRTH
CTG
HYPERTENSION + PREECLAMPSIA
Gestational hypertension definition
Definition of preeclampsia
Risk factors for preeclampsia
Abdo pain differentials in pregnancy
Headache in pregnancy differentials
Seizure differentials in pregnancy
Signs suggesting seizure is eclamptic
PPH - POST PARTUM HAEMORRHAGE
PREGNANT TRAUMA
POST PARTUM CARE/COMPLICATIONS
TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY
NON PREGNANCY - MOSTLY G
PID
UTERINE BLEEDING
SEXUAL ASSAULT
EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION
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Definition of preeclampsia
=Gestational hypertension PLUS >=1 or more of
Proteinuria >300mg/day or 2+ on dipstick
“Other” maternal organ dysfunction
Renal involvement (Creatanine ?90)
Liver involvement (Transaminases >2x normal)
Neurologic complications
Haematologic complications (Plt <150, DIC, haemolyis)
Uteroplacental dysfunction = Foetal growth restrictions
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Proteinuria >300mg/day or 2+ on dipstick
“Other” maternal organ dysfunction
- Renal involvement (Creatanine ?90)
- Liver involvement (Transaminases >2x normal)
- Neurologic complications
- Haematologic complications (Plt <150, DIC, haemolyis)
Uteroplacental dysfunction = Foetal growth restrictions