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  • When should anti-D be administered to a Rhesus negative woman?
    At 28 and 34 weeks
  • What is the first-line treatment for vomiting in pregnancy?
    Antihistamines
  • What tests are included in Down's syndrome antenatal screening?
    • Nuchal translucency
    • B-HCG
    • Pregnancy associated plasma protein A
  • What is the first-line treatment for eclampsia?
    Magnesium sulphate
  • What should be monitored when administering magnesium sulphate?
    Reflexes and respiratory rate
  • What is the first step after chickenpox exposure in pregnancy?
    Check antibodies
  • What does a raised AFP indicate?
    Neural tube defects
  • What is the recommended folic acid dosage for women with epilepsy during pregnancy?
    5 mg
  • Is breastfeeding acceptable with anti-epileptic drugs?
    Yes, nearly all are acceptable
  • What is the investigation of choice for gestational diabetes?
    Oral glucose tolerance test
  • Is methotrexate contraindicated in breastfeeding?
    Yes, it is contraindicated
  • Who should receive maternal intravenous antibiotic prophylaxis?
    Women with a previous baby with GBS disease
  • When does gestational hypertension occur?
    After 20 weeks gestation
  • When should insulin be commenced for gestational diabetes?
    If fasting glucose is >= 7 mmol/l
  • What is the recommended folic acid intake for women before conception?
    400 mcg OD for 3 months
  • What is the first-line treatment for magnesium sulphate-induced respiratory depression?
    Calcium gluconate
  • When should women with gestational diabetes in a previous pregnancy be offered an OGTT?
    As soon as possible after booking
  • Who should be screened for gestational diabetes with an OGTT?
    All obese women (BMI >30)
  • What is the risk for women with autoimmune conditions during pregnancy?
    High risk of pre-eclampsia
  • What is the recommended aspirin dosage for women at risk of pre-eclampsia?
    75 mg daily
  • What can cause folic acid deficiency?
    Phenytoin
  • When are the Down's syndrome screening tests performed?
    • Nuchal scan: 11-13+6 weeks
    • Anomaly scan: 18-20+6 weeks
  • What is the folic acid dosage for women on antiepileptics trying to conceive?
    5 mg instead of 400 mcg
  • What should all pregnant women take daily?
    10 micrograms of vitamin D
  • Is hepatitis C routinely screened during pregnancy?
    No, it is not routinely screened
  • What condition can pre-eclampsia cause?
    Oligohydramnios
  • What should women with pyrexia >38 degrees during labor receive?
    Benzylpenicillin for GBS prophylaxis
  • What are the signs of chorioamnionitis in preterm PROM?
    • Maternal pyrexia
    • Maternal tachycardia
    • Fetal tachycardia
  • How long should magnesium treatment continue after delivery?
    For 24 hours after last seizure
  • What folic acid dosage should pregnant obese women receive?
    5 mg high dose
  • What does a raised AFP indicate in fetal abdominal wall defects?
    Omphalocele
  • How is gestational diabetes treated?
    With short-acting SC insulin
  • Are antipsychotics contraindicated in breastfeeding?
    No, except clozapine
  • When is an ultrasound indicated for lochia persistence?
    If it persists beyond 6 weeks
  • What is the medication of choice for suppressing lactation?
    Cabergoline
  • What does RCOG advise for women >37 weeks with singleton pregnancy?
    Avoid air travel
  • What does RCOG advise for uncomplicated multiple pregnancies after 32 weeks?
    Avoid air travel
  • What can oligohydramnios indicate?
    Renal agenesis (Potter sequence)
  • What is the risk associated with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy?
    Increased risk of stillbirth
  • When is induction of labor generally offered for intrahepatic cholestasis?
    At 37-38 weeks gestation