MRCOG Part 2 Mini Combo – OHSS – SBA

1. All of below increases risk of developing OHSS except

2. Mrs. Sara , 29 year old Is a known case of pcos., presenting with abdominal pain nausea and vomiting .SHE has taken HCG For ovulation trigger .USg : minimal ascites , Rest of the investigations are normal
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What is the severity of OHSS for her

3. Women with OHSS are specially prone to:

4. A 37-year-old para 0, who has undergone controlled ovarian stimulation for IVF treatment 3 weeks previously, presents with abdominal pain, bloating, nausea and vomiting. She is known to have PCOS and had not ovulated previously with clomifene citrate treatment. She went on to receive antagonist recombinant FSH protocol and was later given human chorionic gonadotropin to trigger ovulation. Ultrasound has shown evidence of ascites with an ovarian size of 14 cm. Her haematocrit was 46%. The patient was admitted to hospital for inpatient treatment. What is the recommended regime of thromboprophylaxis?

5. Mrs. Sara , 29 year old Is a known case of pcos., presenting with abdominal discomfort & nausea SHE has taken HCG For ovulation trigger . On usg her ovaries measure 6cm .you have diagnosed her to have OHSS, She is asking you Hw long she would take to recover ?