021915 second,third trimester Flashcards

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congenital syphilis can cause

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spontaneous abortion (first trimester)
stillbirth
non-immune hydrops
preterm birth
hepatomegaly
ascites
anemia, thrombocytopenia
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cervical insufficiency

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painless cervical shortening or dilation leading to pregnancy loss

no pain, asymptomatic

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risk factors for fetal anomalies

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chromosomal
genetic abnormalities
exposure to teratogens (hyperglycemia in diabetic, meds, physical stresses, environmental)

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3rd trimester complications

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preterm premature rupture of membranes
preterm labor
hemorrhage secondary to placental abnormalities
intrauterine fetal demise
intrauterine growth restriction
macrosomia
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preterm premature rupture of membranes

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chorioamniotic membrane rupture before onset of labor in pregnancies at less than 37 wks of gestation

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ferns on microscopy are diagnostic for

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preterm premature rupture of membranes

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ferns on microscopy are diagnostic for

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preterm premature rupture of membranes

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diagnosis of preterm labor

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regular contractions resulting in cervical dilation

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hemorrhage secondary to placental abnormalities

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placenta previa
placenta accreta
placenta abruption
velamentous cord insertion

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hemorrhage secondary to placental abnormalities

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placenta previa
placenta accreta
placenta abruption
velamentous cord insertion

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placenta previa

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placenta located over or near internal cervical os

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risk factors for placenta previa

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smoking, advanced maternal age, multiple gestation, uterine anomalies, scarring from previous pregnancies

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placenta accreta

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implantation extends into basal zone of endometrium, causing increased difficulty of removing entire placenta during delivery

risk for hemorrhage and hysterectomy after delivery

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placenta percreta

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implantation extends into uterine serosa or adjacent organs

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placenta percreta

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implantation extends into uterine serosa or adjacent organs

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risk factors for placenta abruption

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prior abruption, trauma, PPROM, HTN, smoking, cocaine use

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velamentous cord insertion

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umbilical cord attaches to chorion and amnion rather thanthe placenta

umbilical vessels may be easily torn causing serious blood loss

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velamentous cord insertion

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umbilical cord attaches to chorion and amnion rather thanthe placenta

umbilical vessels may be easily torn causing serious blood loss

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intrauterine growth restriction

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estimated fetal weight under 10percentile on US