Sarah, is 12+4 weeks pregnant and P0. Her BMI is 36. What screening will be offered in pregnancy?

What are the diagnostic values for GDM?

Sarah has her OGTT at 24 weeks, fasting is 6.0 and his two hours post OGTT is 8.1. What is the first line management?

Which of these is NOT a high risk factor for pre-eclampsia?

Elizabeth, has type 1 diabetes, which of these medications prevent pre-eclampsia?

Elizabeth attends the MAU with a headache, she has a blood pressure of 161/98. What is the most appropriate diagnostic, first line investigation?

What PCR is diagnostic of Pre-Eclampsia?

Elizabeth, has a PCR of 48. She is diagnosed with Pre-eclampsia. What is the first line anti-hypertensive?

When would you aim to deliver Elizabeth's baby?

Emily is 33+2 weeks, she presents with itching of the palms and feet. What investigation is diagnostic?

Emily's bile acids are 32, what is the diagnosis?

As Emily's bile acids are 35, when would Emily be delivered?

Rachel, is 34+6 weeks pregnant, she presents to MAU with a sudden gushing sensation and vaginal loss of clear fluid. What is the diagnostic investigation?

Rachel, is diagnosed with P-PROM, what is the first line management?

Clara, presents to MAU at 32 weeks gestation with regular abdominal tightenings, what investigation predicts the likelihood of pre-term labour?

Mandy, presents to MAU at 31+3, with a painless vaginal bleecd. Mandy is aware that she has to attend a scan next week, but can't remember why. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Annabelle is having twins, they have separate placentas and amniotic sacs. What type of twins is Annabelle having?

Kat, presents to GEAU in early pregnancy (8+2 weeks by dates) with heavy vaginal bleeding and abdominal cramping. On USS there is an empty uterus, the cervical os is closed. What is the diagnosis?

Harriet, attends her dating scan at 12+4 weeks gestation. Sadly, there is no fetal heartbeat seen on the scan. Harriet has had no symptoms of miscarriage. What is the diagnosis?

After consultation with the Gynae team, Harriet opts to have medical management of miscarriage. What is the first line medication?

Rebecca, presents to ED with severe right sided abdominal pain. She has a positive pregnancy test. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Rebecca's HCG is 6781. On USS she has an adnexal mass measuring 42mm, which has ruptured. What is the first line management?

Kate, presents with left sided abdominal pain. The USS shows a left sided adnexal mass which is 21mm. There is no free fluid, and no visible heartbeat. Her HCG is 1239. What is the first line management?

Karly is 25, she had her first cervical smear. She is HPV positive with no cell changes. What is the next stage?

Elena, is 31, she has is HPV on her smear with mild dyskaryosis. What is the next stage of her management?

What is the most common presenting symptom with fibroids?

What is the surgical removal of a fibroid?

Nancy is 71, she presents with abdominal pain and bloating. The pelvic USS shows a suspicious lesion on her left ovary. What is the most appropriate investigation?

Pamela is 62, she presents with post-menopausal bleeding. What is the first line investigation?

On USS Pamela has an endometrial thickness of 5.9mm. What is the most appropriate next line investigation?

Pamela is diagnosed with endometrial hyperplasia with atypia. What is the most appropriate management?

Which of these anti-emetics should be avoided in the first trimester?

What is the first line manoeuvre in shoulder dystocia?

What is the ideal position for the baby to be delivered?

Which of these is not in the Rotterdam Criteria for diagnosing PCOS?