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A 27-year-old woman has 6 weeks of amenorrhea and mild right lower quadrant pain. Ultrasound shows a 2.8 cm unruptured right adnexal mass with no fetal cardiac activity. Serum hCG is 1,800 mIU/mL. She is hemodynamically stable and wants to preserve fertility. What is the most appropriate first-line management?

Laparoscopic salpingectomy

Single-dose intramuscular methotrexate

Expectant management with serial hCG monitoring

Dilation and curettage

How it works

One desk. Four moves.

Step 1 of 4: Past papers. Answer the real paper

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Reproductive · PCOS12 of 40

Which of these is not one of the Rotterdam criteria for polycystic ovary syndrome?

AOligo- or anovulation

BClinical or biochemical hyperandrogenism

CPolycystic ovaries on ultrasound

DRaised fasting insulin

Submit answer

ExplanationCorrect

Rotterdam needs two of three: oligo- or anovulation, hyperandrogenism, polycystic ovaries on ultrasound. Insulin resistance is common in PCOS but is not a criterion.

Explain why

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Question 5 of 12

List the severe features of pre-eclampsia.

Your answerSay it out loud, or type…

Blood

pressure

160

over

110

more,

headache,

visual

disturbance,

epigastric

pain,

clonus,

low

platelets,

raised

creatinine,

pulmonary

oedema…

Tap to speakListening…

Reveal answer

Model answerBP 160 over 110 or more, severe headache, visual disturbance, papilloedema, epigastric or RUQ pain, clonus, platelets under 100, raised creatinine or liver enzymes, pulmonary oedema. Watch for HELLP as a complication.

Got itPartialMissed

bedside.app/past-papers

Reproductive · PCOS12 of 40

Which of these is not one of the Rotterdam criteria for polycystic ovary syndrome?

AOligo- or anovulation

BClinical or biochemical hyperandrogenism

CPolycystic ovaries on ultrasound

DRaised fasting insulin

Submit answer

ExplanationCorrect

Rotterdam needs two of three: oligo- or anovulation, hyperandrogenism, polycystic ovaries on ultrasound. Insulin resistance is common in PCOS but is not a criterion.

Explain why

She wants to conceive again after methotrexate. How long should she wait?

At least three months.

Methotrexate is teratogenic and depletes folate. Wait a minimum of three months, use reliable contraception in the meantime, and start folic acid before trying. Library · Ectopic pregnancy [1]

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Recall

3 due today · ~5 min

Ectopic pregnancy, stable: first-line management

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Rotterdam criteria for PCOS

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Question 5 of 12

List the severe features of pre-eclampsia.

Your answerSay it out loud, or type…

Blood

pressure

160

over

110

more,

headache,

visual

disturbance,

epigastric

pain,

clonus,

low

platelets,

raised

creatinine,

pulmonary

oedema…

Tap to speakListening…

Reveal answer

Got itPartialMissed

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3It probes. One follow-up, like an examiner would.

4You get a grade. Four domains, what you had, what to work on.

ExaminerA 31-year-old presents collapsed, BP 80 over 50, six weeks amenorrhoea and a positive pregnancy test. Walk me through your management.

YouRuptured ectopic until proven otherwise. Resuscitate first: two large-bore cannulae, cross-match, call seniors and theatre. Methotrexate has no place here.

ExaminerWhy not methotrexate?

YouShe’s unstable. Medical management needs a stable patient, a small unruptured mass and a low hCG.

Overall · Out of 10

Strong

Knowledge4/5

Understanding4/5

Reasoning5/5

Communication3/5

You had

The must-not-miss diagnosis, first
Resuscitation before theatre

Work on

Say the vitals before the plan

“Good instincts. Say the vitals before you say the plan.”

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Viva · Live examiner

Now the part no question bank does.

A live examiner speaks first, listens to you, probes, and grades you out of ten. Like the real thing, on your phone, the night before.

1It asks. Out loud, with a real case.

2You answer. Speaking, not typing.

3It probes. One follow-up, like an examiner would.

4You get a grade. Four domains, what you had, what to work on.

Live viva · Reproductive00:00

Examiner

Examiner is speaking…

Listening… go ahead

Transcribing…

Examiner is speaking…

Listening… go ahead

Transcribing…

Grading your viva…

ExaminerA 31-year-old presents collapsed, BP 80 over 50, six weeks amenorrhoea and a positive pregnancy test. Walk me through your management.

YouRuptured ectopic until proven otherwise. Resuscitate first: two large-bore cannulae, cross-match, call seniors and theatre. Methotrexate has no place here.

ExaminerWhy not methotrexate?

YouShe’s unstable. Medical management needs a stable patient, a small unruptured mass and a low hCG.

MuteEnd early & see result

Overall · Out of 10

Strong

Knowledge4/5

Understanding4/5

Reasoning5/5

Communication3/5

You had

The must-not-miss diagnosis, first
Resuscitation before theatre

Work on

Say the vitals before the plan

“Good instincts. Say the vitals before you say the plan.”

AI-generated · Educational use only

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