Two for One (Pregnancy complications) Creepy Crawlies (GYN infections) Cycling for OBGYNS (menstrual cycle) Go, Baby, Go! (Normal pregnancy) Bones and Groans (Anatomy)
100
What is placenta previa?
This cause of bleeding in pregnancy is where the placenta covers the internal os.
100
What is herpes (or HSV)?
The primary outbreak of this incurable infection is characterized by malaise, sometimes fever, and a very painful vesicular rash.
100
What is estrogen?
This hormone stimulates the endometrium to grow during its proliferative phase.
100
What is 5-7?
The normal interval from fertilization from implantation is this many days.
100
What is the bladder?
A large pouch-like structure, this sits right against the anterior lower part of the uterus and is easily damaged at cesarean.
200
What is placental abruption?
Usually associated with painful bleeding and often contractions, this is often associated with cocaine use in pregnancy.
200
What is chlamydia trachomatis?
An intracellular bacterium, this pathogen is a common cause of mucopurulent discharge.
200
What are spiral arteries?
These vessels spasm and regress to cause endometrial shedding known as a period.
200
What is 37-39 weeks?
Characterized by slightly higher newborn risk, this is the time frame of early term pregnancy.
200
What is the infundibulopelvic ligament?
The mayor blood supply to the ovaries run through this ligament.
300
What is preeclampsia?
This condition involves elevated blood pressures and end organ damage that can worsen to the point of maternal seizures and even death.
300
What is syphilis?
This STI is on the rise; its initial presentation is a painless ulcer at the site of entry.
300
What are FSH and LH?
These two hormones suddenly surge to cause ovulation.
300
What is a blastocyst?
A zygote plants at this stage.
300
What is the uterine artery?
This artery lies just lateral to the lower uterine segment and can be easily lacerated at cesarean.
400
What is Listeria?
This organism, sometimes present in unpasteurized milk, is placenta-tropic and can cause intrauterine fetal demise.
400
What is trichomonas?
These highly motile protozoan, easily visible on wet mount, cause a greenish, frothy discharge.
400
What is a corpus luteum?
This cyst produces progesterone after ovulation to support an early implanting embryo.
400
What is 22?
The fetal heart starts to beat at this number of days after fertilization.
400
What is the ureter?
Lying just below the uterine artery, this important structure is vulnerable to damage during hysterectomy.
500
What is vasa previa?
This is a dreaded cause of fetal hemorrhage and death, usually presenting at the time of rupturing membranes.
500
What is HIV?
Use of an intricate combination of drugs has reduced vertical transmission of this incurable virus to <1-2%.
500
What is the luteal phase???
This part of the menstrual cycle is fixed, usually at 14 days.
500
What is one?
This is the number of deliveries of a woman who has given birth to twins.
500
What is the puborectalis?
The physical defection of the upper rectum, important for fecal and flatal continence, is held in place by this muscle.






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