Antenatal care Flashcards

1
Q

When does screening for SCD and thalassaemia occur?

A

At the first booking clinic (<10 weeks)

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2
Q

When does the dating scan occur?

A

Weeks 10-13+6

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3
Q

When is the pertussis vaccine offered?

A

16-week antenatal appointment

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4
Q

Anomaly scan occurs at…

A

20 weeks (18-20+6)

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5
Q

When is Anti-D injections given for Rh- women

A

28-34 weeks

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6
Q

The combined test for Downs syndrome is done at…

A

11-14 weeks

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7
Q

The combined test for Downs syndrome is composed of…

A

Ultrasound for nuchal translucency

Blood tests for

  • b-hCG
  • Pregnancy associated plasma protein A (PAPP-A)
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8
Q

Nuchal translucency greater than ____ is associated with ______

A

> 6mm, Downs syndrome

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9
Q

(Elevated/ low) b-hCG is associated with an (increased/decreased) risk of Downs syndrome

A

Elevated b-hCG = higher risk

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10
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(Elevated/ low) PAPP-A is associated with an (increased/decreased) risk of Downs syndrome

A

Low PAPP-A = greater risk

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11
Q

The triple test for Down syndrome can be carried when?

A

14-20 weeks

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12
Q

The triple test for Downs syndrome is composed of…

A

3 bloods

  • b-hCG
  • Alpha-fetoprotein
  • Serum oestriol
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13
Q

(Elevated/ low) alpha-fetoprotein is associated with an (increased/decreased) risk of Downs syndrome

A

Low alpha-fetoprotein = greater risk

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14
Q

(Elevated/ low) serum oestriol is associated with an (increased/decreased) risk of Downs syndrome

A

Low serum oestriol = greater risk

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15
Q

The quadruple test for Down syndrome can be carried when?

A

After 20 weeks

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16
Q

The quadruple test for Downs syndrome is composed of…

A

4 bloods

  • b-hCG
  • Alpha-fetoprotein
  • Serum oestriol
  • Inhibin A
17
Q

(Elevated/ low) inhibin-A is associated with an (increased/decreased) risk of Downs syndrome

A

Higher inhibin A= greater risk.

18
Q

Amniocentesis/ chorionic villus sampling is indicated when risk of Down syndrome is…

A

> 1 in 150

19
Q

Amniocentesis/ chorionic villus sampling for Down syndrome can be carried out when?

A

<15 weeks

20
Q

What is the most recent development for Downs syndrome screening?

A

Non-invasive prenatal test

- Detects placental DNA in maternal blood

21
Q

What test is carried out to see how much fetal blood has passed into the mother’s blood?

A

Kleinhauer’s test

  • Involves adding acid to maternal blood.
  • Fetal Hb is more resistant.
  • Greater percentage of Hb left= more fetal blood in maternal circulation.
22
Q

What infections are routinely screened for in the booking clinic?

A

HIV

Syphillis

Hep B

23
Q

Pregnant women with BMI >30 should be given _______ to prevent neural tube defects

A

high dose folic acid 5mg

24
Q

What type of high risk women are offered more frequent scans in third trimester

A

Older women

Obese women

Diabetes/ gestational diabetes

Previous growth restriction

25
Q

Ultrasound measurements for growth [5]

A

Abdominal circumference

Head circumference

Femur length

Liquor volume

Doppler of placental artery