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12. Preg Complications Flashcards

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Spontaneous abortion/Miscarriage

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Ends before 20 weeks; 80% occur within 1st 12 wks; 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage

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Preterm Birth

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Delivery of live infant prior to 37 wks; Incidence = 5-10%

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IUFD

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Intrauterine Fetal Demise - Fetal death in utero after 20 weeks or > 500 grams

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General categories of IUFD Causes

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Maternal, Fetal, Placental

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Stillbirth

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Delivery of fetus after 20 wks without evidence of life; Most stillbirths are actually IUFDs because most don’t die during delivery

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Single most important test for a reproductive aged female with abdominal pain

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Pregnancy test

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Induced abortion

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Planned procedure

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Spontaneous abortion

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Passage of fetus

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Complete abortion

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Spontaneous abortion of all products of conception

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Incomplete abortion

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Spontaneous abortion where some tissue is retained

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MC reason for ER visit d/t abortion

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Incomplete abortion resulting in hemorrhaging

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Threatened abortion

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Less than 20 weeks with viable pregnancy, vaginal bleeding & CLOSED CERVIX

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Inevitable abortion

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Less than 20 weeks, vaginal bleeding & DILATED CERVIX; preg loss unavoidable

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Missed abortion

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Retention of a failed IUP

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Septic abortion

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Any type of abortion complicated by a pelvic infection

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Recurrent abortion

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2 or more consecutive or a total of 3 spontaneous abortions

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MCC of abortion in 1st 10 weeks

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Genetic abnormality; 70% trisomies (Trisomy 16 MC)

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MCC of abortion in weeks 14-18

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Less likely genetic; More likely = maternal illness, uterine abnormality; placental factor; incompetent cervix

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S/Sx of Abortion

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HCG not properly increasing (should double every 48 hr in 1st trimester)

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Blighted Ovum

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AKA Anembryonic pregnancy = Failed development of the embryo so that only a gestational sac, with or without a yolk sac, is present

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Complications of Abortion

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Hemorrhage (MC); Sepsis; Emotional/Psychological

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Threatened abortion tx

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Bed rest (no data to support); Pelvic rest (NO INTERCOURSE!)

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Incomplete abortion tx

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Type & Screen; Rhogam; OB consult; Prep for OR or D&C

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What should happen if patient with incomplete abortion passes a lot of tissue & cervix is open?

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Avoid surgery if tissue is passed.

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Complete abortion tx

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Cervix is closed; pain and bleeding decrease. U/S shows no IUP and no ectopic. Re-exam shows closed os. Eval need for transfusion; Cytotec & RTC in 1 wk

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Missed abortion tx

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Watchful waiting. Most terminate spontaneously after 2 wks. Intervention necessary if no change after 4 wks.

Tx: uterine curettage or D & C

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Complication of Missed Abortion

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Prolonged retention can result in DIC

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Septic abortion pathogens

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E. coli; Strep fecalis, and Clostridia perfringes

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Septic abortion tx

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Resuscitation, broad spectrum ABX; tetanus toxoid; Early evacuation of uterus

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Leading cause of Pregnancy Related Maternal Death in First Trimester

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Ruptured ectopic pregnancy leading to hemorrhage

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High risk factors for Ectopic Pregnancy

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Previous ectopic pregnancy; Tubal pathology & surgery; IUD

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Why do IUDs increase risk of pregnancy?

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IUD slows rate of egg travel, so ectopic common if IUD fails

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Signs/Symptoms of Ectopic Pregnancy

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Tenderness; Adnexal mass; Uterine changes; “The Triad” = Pain, Vag bleeding; Amenorrhea

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Pitfalls in Dx Ectopic Pregnancy

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Atypical/absent pain; Failure to recognize factors; Passage of uterine tissue

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MCC of Death in Young, Healthy Pregnant Woman

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Unrecognized ectopic pregnancy

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36
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MC location of ectopic pregnancy

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Ampulla

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Worst Ectopic Pregnancy Outcomes Location

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Cornual

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Dx of Ectopic Pregnancy

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Quantitative hCG levels greater than 6000 and absence of gestational sac; OR transvaginal U/S

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TVUS findings of Ectopic Pregnancy

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Shows fluid in the cul de sac; No IUP visualized

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Management of Stable Pt following Ectopic Pregnancy

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Rh- women should be given Rhogam (50 mcg IM)

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Medical tx of Ectopic Pregnancy

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Methotrexate

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Methotrexate in Ectopic Pregnancy

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Inhibits rapidly growing cells; Peak serum concentrations occur 2 hr after IM dose; half-life = 2-4 hr; remains in breast milk up to 6 mo

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Methotrexate indications in pregnancy

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No sonographic evidence of rupture; No fetal cardiac activity; Tubal mass

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Contraindications of Methotrexate

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Liver/renal dz; Bleeding diathesis

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Complications of Methotrexate

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DIC; Pelvic pain (even with effective tx); Ruptured ectopics can still have falling hCG

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Signs of Methotrexate failure

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Rising hCG; Decreasing hematocrit; Significant pelvic fluid; Unstable vitals

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Surgical Tx of Ectopic Preg

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Salpingostomy; Salpingectomy; Segmental resection; Fimrial resection

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MC surgical tx of ectopic preg

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Segmental resection

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Salpingostomy

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Making an incision on tube and removing pregnancy

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Salpingectomy

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Cutting tube out

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Segmental resection

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Cutting out affected portion of tube

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Fibrial resection

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“milking” the pregnancy out the end of the tube

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Which treatment method reduces infertility after an ectopic pregnancy?

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Medical tx (Methotrexate)

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MCC of IUFD

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Placental abruption

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Placental abruption

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Premature separation of placenta from uterus

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What is the most common time for a placental abruption?

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Third trimester; 80% just before onset of labor

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Placental abruption grades

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Grade 1 = Mild (40-48%); Grade 2 = Partial (27-45%); Grade 3 = Complete (15-24%)

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External bleeding & Placental abruption grades

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External grading does not necessarily correlate with grade of disruption

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Grade 1 Placental Abruption: Mom’s Vitals/Baby’s Well-Being

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Mom = WNL; Baby = FHR WNL

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Grade 2 Placental Abruption: Mom’s Vitals/Baby’s Well-Being

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Mom = BP nl; HR elev;  
Baby = FHR suggests distress
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Grade 3 Placental Abruption: Mom’s Vitals/Baby’s Well-Being

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Mom = BP low; HR elev;  
Baby = Fetal demise
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Uterine Irritability

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Grade 1 = Some irritability; Grade 2 = Irritability or tetany; Grade 3 = Tetany or pain

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Placental Abruption Risk Factors

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Maternal HTN associated with Grade 3; COCAINE; Predisposed to vascular dz.; Tobacco; Trauma; Chorio; Age > 35; PROM; Elevated AFP in 2nd trimester

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Leading cause of Placental Abruption

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Spousal abuse

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Management of Placental Abruption

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Fluids; Correction of coagulopathy; RhoGAM; Manage fetus (viable? C-section?)

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Placenta Previa

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PAINLESS!!! Sudden, profuse bleeding in 3rd trimester. Improper implantation of the placenta over the cervix.

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3 types of Placenta Previa

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Marginal; Partial; Complete

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DX of Placenta Previa

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U/S

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1 cause of neonatal morbidity and mortality

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Preterm Labor

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Preterm Labor Dx

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Reg, painful contractions (4@20 min or 8@60 min) AND Cervical dilation/effacement

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Tx of Preterm Labor

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Mag Sulfate or Nifedipine

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Maternal contraindications to tocolysis

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Severe maternal HTN; Pulm or cardiac dz; Advanced cervical dilation (>4cm); MATERNAL HEMORRHAGE!!!

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Fetal contraindications to tocolysis

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Fetal death or lethal anomaly; Fetal distress; Chorio; Hydrops; Severe intrauterine growth restriction

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Cerclage

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Tx for cervical incompetence

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Cervical Incompetence

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Painless cervical changes in 2nd trimester with recurrent preg loss

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Pre-eclampsia dx

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SBP >140; DBP > 90; Proteinuria >0.3 g in 24 hr urine; BP should be sustained; Repeat BP measurement

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S/Sx of Pre-eclampsia

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Edema of hands/face; Hyperreflexic DTR; Visual disturbances

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Mild Pre-eclampsia tx

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Bed rest; U/S for growth & fluid; Kick count;

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Severe Pre-eclampsia tx

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Bed rest & decreased stimuli; MgSO4; Steroids for FLM; Delivery

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S/Sx of Eclampsia

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Same as pre-eclampsi AND facial twitching, tonic-clonic seizure

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HELLP Syndrome S/Sx

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RUQ pain; N/V; Edema; Decreased H&H, Decreased plts; Increased LFTs; Jaundice; Visual changes

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HELLP Syndrome Dx

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Plt 600 IU/L;

AST >70 IU/L (nl = 40)

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Tx of Eclampsia & HELLP

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DELIVERY if fetus >34 wk, or nonreassuring tests of fetal status; Presence of severe maternal dz

Medical tx:
MgSO4
Hydralazine
Steroids to improve fetal lung maturity

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Eclampsia & HELLP outcomes

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DIC!

85
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GBS in Preg

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Frequent cause of asymptomatic bacteriuria, UTI, Chorio

86
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2nd most common cause of bacteremia

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GBS

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Risk factor of GBS

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Intrapartum fever >100.4F; PROM >18 hr; Prev delivery of affected infant; GBS bacteriuria during preg

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When to screen for GBS

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35-37 wks, unless GBS on urine culture or previously affected infant

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GBS tx

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ABX prophylaxis at least 4 hr before delivery;

PCN G
Amp
PCN Allergy? - Clinda or Vanc

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Early Onset (

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Septicemia; shock; pneumonia; and/or meningitis

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Late Onset (7-89 d) Neonatal complicationso of GBS

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Meningitis

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PROM Risk Factors

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Maternal infxn (any); Intrauterine infxn; CERVICAL INCOMPENCY; Multiple prev preg; Polyhydramnios; FH of PROM

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PROM DX

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Sterile speculum exam:
Pooling in posterior fornix
Nitrazine (litmus pape) - Blue = alkaline (pH 7-7.25)
Ferning - Fluid dried on slides looks like ferns

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Primary complication of PROM

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Chorio

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Management of Chorio d/t PROM

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Deliver & start ABX

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Management of Pre-PROM

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ABX; Steroids; Tocolytics for transport to large hospital

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