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risk factors for breech presentation
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uterine fibroids placenta praevia poly/oligo-hydramnios fetal abnormality prematurity
2
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Mx
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if < 36wks many fetus turn spontaneously
if breech at 36wks - ECV
3
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when to offer ECV
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from 36wks in nulliparous women
from 37wks in multiparous women
4
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contraindications to ECV
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where CS is required APH in last 7 days abnormal CTG major uterine abnormality ruptured membranes multiple pregnancy
Obstetrics
flashcards
Decks in class (61)
# Cards
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pregnancy timeline19
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downs syndrome screening13
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chronic conditions in pregnancy11
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medications in pregnancy15
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labour + delivery18
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ectopic pregnancy20
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misscarriage28
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recurrent miscarriages10
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termination of pregnancy12
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N&V and hyperemesis gravidarum10
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molar pregnancy7
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infections in pregnancy20
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rhesus incompatibility8
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small for gestational age18
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macrosomia6
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multiple pregnancy24
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UTI in pregnancy8
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anaemia in pregnancy5
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VTE in pregnancy11
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Pre-eclampsia21
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gestational diabetes23
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obstetric cholestasis11
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Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy8
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rashes in pregnancy16
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placenta praevia10
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vasa praevia10
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placental abruption9
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placenta accreta11
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breech presentation8
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stillbirth7
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cardiac arrest in pregnancy6
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preterm labour28
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induction of labour10
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CTG25
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drugs used in labour11
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failure to progress12
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cord prolapse4
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shoulder dystocia6
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instrumental delivery17
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perineal tears17
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active management 3rd stage8
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PPH16
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c section15
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maternal sepsis7
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amniotic fluid embolism4
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uterine rupture6
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uterine inversion8
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contraception after childbirth7
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post partum endometritis5
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RPOC7
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post partum anaemia8
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post natal depression11
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mastitis10
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postpartum thyroiditis4
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sheehan's syndrome6
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passmed misc14
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multiple pregnancy - when to CS4
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Mx of miscarriage5
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Mx ectopic pregnancy6
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prelabour premature rupture of membranes5
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breech4
