Remember:
-Malabsorption symptoms + macrocytosis in young patient👉🏼 coeliac disease.
-Malabsorption symptoms + improve with control of diary intake + negative endomyseal Abs👉🏼Lactose intolerance .
-Malabsorption + joint pain + Bradycardia in middle age👉🏼 Whipple's disease ( positive PAS biopsy).
-Malabsorption + macrocytosis + negative endomyseal Abs and normal IgA👉🏼 think in tropical sprue .
-Malabsorption + recurrent epigastric pain to back + positive fecal elastase 👉🏼 chronic pancreatitis .
-Malabsorption + symptoms of bronchiectasis 👉🏼 cystic fibrosis.
-MRCP
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-Malabsorption symptoms + macrocytosis in young patient👉🏼 coeliac disease.
-Malabsorption symptoms + improve with control of diary intake + negative endomyseal Abs👉🏼Lactose intolerance .
-Malabsorption + joint pain + Bradycardia in middle age👉🏼 Whipple's disease ( positive PAS biopsy).
-Malabsorption + macrocytosis + negative endomyseal Abs and normal IgA👉🏼 think in tropical sprue .
-Malabsorption + recurrent epigastric pain to back + positive fecal elastase 👉🏼 chronic pancreatitis .
-Malabsorption + symptoms of bronchiectasis 👉🏼 cystic fibrosis.
-MRCP
#GIT
•Factors suggesting a malignant diagnosis of a thyroid nodule:
-Age younger than 20 years or older than 70 years
-Male sex
-Associated symptoms of dysphagia or dysphonia
-History of neck irradiation
-Prior history of thyroid carcinoma
-Firm, hard, or immobile nodule, cervical lymphadenopathy.
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-Age younger than 20 years or older than 70 years
-Male sex
-Associated symptoms of dysphagia or dysphonia
-History of neck irradiation
-Prior history of thyroid carcinoma
-Firm, hard, or immobile nodule, cervical lymphadenopathy.
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•Causes of hypertension with hypokalaemia:
-Conn's syndrome
-Liddles syndrome
-Cushing syndrome
-Renal artery stenosis
-11 beta hydroxylaze defeciency
-Over diuretics in hypertensive patient
-Excessive liqour intake by hypertensive patient.
-MRCP
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-Conn's syndrome
-Liddles syndrome
-Cushing syndrome
-Renal artery stenosis
-11 beta hydroxylaze defeciency
-Over diuretics in hypertensive patient
-Excessive liqour intake by hypertensive patient.
-MRCP
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EBV associated Malignancies:
-Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
-Burkitt lymphoma
-Hodgkin disease
-Lymphoproliferative disorders
-Leiomyosarcoma in immunodeficient states, including AIDS.
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-Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
-Burkitt lymphoma
-Hodgkin disease
-Lymphoproliferative disorders
-Leiomyosarcoma in immunodeficient states, including AIDS.
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Remember:
-There may be asymmetrical enlargement of the uterus if there is lateral implantation.
-This is called Piskacek’s sign where one half is more firm than the other half.
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-There may be asymmetrical enlargement of the uterus if there is lateral implantation.
-This is called Piskacek’s sign where one half is more firm than the other half.
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Remember:
Goodell’s sign:
-Cervix becomes soft as early as 6th week of pregnancy, a little earlier in multiparae.
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Goodell’s sign:
-Cervix becomes soft as early as 6th week of pregnancy, a little earlier in multiparae.
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Remember:
Osiander’s sign:
-There is increased pulsation, felt through the lateral fornices at 8th week of pregnancy.
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Osiander’s sign:
-There is increased pulsation, felt through the lateral fornices at 8th week of pregnancy.
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Remember:
Jacquemier’s or Chadwick’s sign:
-It is the dusky hue of the vestibule and anterior vaginal wall visible at about 8th week of pregnancy.
-The discoloration is due to local vascular congestion.
Jacquemier’s or Chadwick’s sign:
-It is the dusky hue of the vestibule and anterior vaginal wall visible at about 8th week of pregnancy.
-The discoloration is due to local vascular congestion.
Remember:
-Fetal heart sound (FHS) is the most conclusive clinical sign of pregnancy.
-With an ordinary stethoscope, it can be detected between 18–20 weeks.
-The sounds resemble the tick of a watch under a pillow.
-Its location varies with the position of the fetus.
-The rate varies from 110–160 beats per minute.
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-Fetal heart sound (FHS) is the most conclusive clinical sign of pregnancy.
-With an ordinary stethoscope, it can be detected between 18–20 weeks.
-The sounds resemble the tick of a watch under a pillow.
-Its location varies with the position of the fetus.
-The rate varies from 110–160 beats per minute.
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Remember:
-Active fetal movements can be felt at intervals by placing the hand over the uterus as early as 20th week.
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-Active fetal movements can be felt at intervals by placing the hand over the uterus as early as 20th week.
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Palpation of fetal parts can be felt distinctly by 20th week.
-The findings are of value not only to diagnose pregnancy but also to identify the presentation and position of the fetus in later weeks.
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-The findings are of value not only to diagnose pregnancy but also to identify the presentation and position of the fetus in later weeks.
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Remember:
-FHS may not be audible in cases of maternal obesity, polyhydramnios, occipitoposterior position and certainly IUD.
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-FHS may not be audible in cases of maternal obesity, polyhydramnios, occipitoposterior position and certainly IUD.
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Sonography in Pregnancy:
-Routine sonography at 18–20 weeks permits a detailed survey of fetal anatomy, placental localization and the integrity of the cervical canal.
-Gestational age is determined by measuring the biparietal diameter (BPD), head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC) and femur length (FL).
-It is most accurate when done between 12 and 20 weeks (variation ± 8 days).
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-Routine sonography at 18–20 weeks permits a detailed survey of fetal anatomy, placental localization and the integrity of the cervical canal.
-Gestational age is determined by measuring the biparietal diameter (BPD), head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC) and femur length (FL).
-It is most accurate when done between 12 and 20 weeks (variation ± 8 days).
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Antenatal care visits:
-Generally check up is done:
•at interval of 4 weeks up to 28 weeks;
•at interval of 2 weeks up to 36 weeks
•and thereafter weekly till delivery.
- Ideally this should be more flexible depending on the need and the convenience of patient.
-In the developing countries, as per WHO recommendation, the visit may be curtailed to at least 4; first in second trimester around 16 weeks, second between 24–28 weeks, the third visit at 32 weeks and the fourth visit at 36 weeks.
-WHO recommends a minimum of eight antenatal care visits for a healthy pregnancy.
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-Generally check up is done:
•at interval of 4 weeks up to 28 weeks;
•at interval of 2 weeks up to 36 weeks
•and thereafter weekly till delivery.
- Ideally this should be more flexible depending on the need and the convenience of patient.
-In the developing countries, as per WHO recommendation, the visit may be curtailed to at least 4; first in second trimester around 16 weeks, second between 24–28 weeks, the third visit at 32 weeks and the fourth visit at 36 weeks.
-WHO recommends a minimum of eight antenatal care visits for a healthy pregnancy.
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Causes of edema in pregnancy:
(1) Physiological
(2) Pre-eclampsia
(3) Anemia and hypoproteinemia
(4) Cardiac failure
(5) Nephrotic syndrome.
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(1) Physiological
(2) Pre-eclampsia
(3) Anemia and hypoproteinemia
(4) Cardiac failure
(5) Nephrotic syndrome.
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•Physiological edema during pregnancy:
-The cause of physiological edema is due to increased venous pressure of the inferior extremities by the gravid uterus pressing on the common iliac veins.
-The features of the physiological edema are:
(1) Slight degree (ankle edema), usually confined to one leg, more on the right
(2) Unassociated with any other features of pre-eclampsia or proteinuria
(3) Disappears on rest alone
(4) Other pathologies of cardiac, renal and hematological are absent.
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-The cause of physiological edema is due to increased venous pressure of the inferior extremities by the gravid uterus pressing on the common iliac veins.
-The features of the physiological edema are:
(1) Slight degree (ankle edema), usually confined to one leg, more on the right
(2) Unassociated with any other features of pre-eclampsia or proteinuria
(3) Disappears on rest alone
(4) Other pathologies of cardiac, renal and hematological are absent.
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Remember:
-Auscultation of FHR at the earliest by 18–20 weeks using ordinary stethoscope and that using Doppler principle at 10th week.
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-Auscultation of FHR at the earliest by 18–20 weeks using ordinary stethoscope and that using Doppler principle at 10th week.
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Hegar’s sign:
-It is present in two-thirds of cases"Pregnant women".
-It can be demonstrated between 6–10 weeks, a little earlier in multiparae.
-This sign is based on the fact that:
(1) upper part of the body of the uterus is enlarged by the growing fetus
(2) lower part of the body is empty and extremely soft and
(3) the cervix is comparatively firm. Because of variation in consistency, on bimanual examination (two fingers in the anterior fornix and the abdominal fingers behind the uterus), the abdominal and vaginal fingers seem to appose below the body of the uterus.
-Examination must be gentle to avoid the risk of abortion.
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-It is present in two-thirds of cases"Pregnant women".
-It can be demonstrated between 6–10 weeks, a little earlier in multiparae.
-This sign is based on the fact that:
(1) upper part of the body of the uterus is enlarged by the growing fetus
(2) lower part of the body is empty and extremely soft and
(3) the cervix is comparatively firm. Because of variation in consistency, on bimanual examination (two fingers in the anterior fornix and the abdominal fingers behind the uterus), the abdominal and vaginal fingers seem to appose below the body of the uterus.
-Examination must be gentle to avoid the risk of abortion.
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NORMAL LABOR (EUTOCIA):
Labor is called normal if it fulfils the
following criteria:
1. Spontaneous in onset and at term
2. With vertex presentation
3. Without undue prolongation
4. Natural termination with minimal aids
5. Without having any complications affecting the health of the mother and/or the baby.
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Labor is called normal if it fulfils the
following criteria:
1. Spontaneous in onset and at term
2. With vertex presentation
3. Without undue prolongation
4. Natural termination with minimal aids
5. Without having any complications affecting the health of the mother and/or the baby.
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Forwarded from Draft of some imp. notes
ABNORMAL LABOR (DYSTOCIA):
-Any deviation from the definition of normal labor is called abnormal labor.
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-Any deviation from the definition of normal labor is called abnormal labor.
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Women are informed about the warning signs of pregnancy, when they should report the hospital.
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