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Question 1

What is the difference between aclampsa and pre aclampsa

Answer 1

Pre aclampsa is when there is a sudden spike in blood pressure

Eclampsia is more severe and as a result of further rising blood pressure, this leads too seizures or a coma

Question 2

What is angina

Answer 2

Attacks of chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart

Normal cause is arteries supplying blood to the heart muscles becoming narrowed and thin due to a build up in fatty acids

Question 3

What is the difference between stable and unstable angina

Answer 3

Stable angina is when the attacks have a trigger such as stress or exercise

Unstable is attacks are more unpredictable and can continue despite resting

Question 4

What is heart failure

Answer 4

Heart failure is where the heart is unable to pump blood around the body properly and needs treatments to help it work

Symptoms: includes shortness of breath, tiredness and swelling in your ankles or legs

Common causes: damaged to the heart, includes heart disease and high blood pressure

Question 5

Anteparterm hem

Answer 5

PV bleeding before 20 weeks
2-5% of pregnancies

Pv spotting
Minor APH<50ml and settled
major aph<50-1000ml with no shock
Massive APH<1000mg and/or signs of shock

Question 6

Anteparteum hem

Answer 6

Causes
Upper genital tract

Placental previa
Placenta abruption
Marginal hem
Vasa previa

Lower genital tract
Cervix
Vagina

Question 7

What is post parteum hem

Answer 7

Significant blood loss after giving birth

Causes 
Tone 
Trauma 
Tissue 
Thrombin

Question 8

Placental abruption

Answer 8

Separation of placenta with associated bleeding from exposed vessels
Reduced functional area of placenta

Can be following trauma or spontaneous
(Direct abdo pain or deceleration/ seat belt injury)

Typically associated with abdo and urine tenderness/irritability

Concerned vs revealed abruption

Question 9

What’s coronary artist dosease

Answer 9

Poor blood flow to tissue

Ischémic hear dease

Question 10

What’s a heart attack

Answer 10

Blockage ti the arteries

Question 11

What’s heart failure

Answer 11

Hypertension
Cardiomyopathy
Coronary heart disease

Unable to maintain a strong blood flow

Question 12

What’s right sided heart failure

Answer 12

Blood back up in other tissues

Usually results from left sided

Question 13

What’s left sided heart failure

Answer 13

Blood can of pump from the heart leading to fluid loggg uo in the lungs and pulmonary odema