Assessment of Risk Factors Flashcards

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Prenatal Testing

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NIPT
US
Multiple Marker Screening
CVS (Diagnostic)
Amniocentesis (Diagnostic test)

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Maternal Risk Factors

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Under age of 17 or over 34
High Parity (>5)
HTN or preeclampsia in current preg
Multiple gestation
Rh Incompatibility
H/x of dystocia or previous C-Section
Malnutrition (15% under ideal weight) or extreme obesity ( 20% over ideal weight)
Infections

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Biophysical

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orignates with the mother or the fetus
may affect development and functioning of both
Genetic disorder, nutritional and genetic health, medicial illness

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Psychosocial

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Maternal behaviors and adverse lifestyle that have a neg effect on health of mom or bby
May include emotional distress and interpersonal distrubed relations
Inadequate social support

Substance use
Diet practice
prego of young age

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Sociodemographic

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Arise from mother and her family
lack of prenatal care, low income, marital status , and ethnicity

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Environmental

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Hazards in workplace and woman’s general enviroment
May include chemicals, anesthic gases, and radiation

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Biophysical Assessment

Ultrasound

Least invasive

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High frequency sound waves
Early preg: Need full bladder (also 2nd trim)
* To confirm EDC, number of fetuses (16-20wk)
* To detect presence of fetal cardiac movement and rhythm and uterine adnorm

Second and Third Trimester: have them go to the bathroom
* 18 wks: Level 2: Heart, congential malformations
* Locates the placenta
* Growth scan/ serial evalulations to assess for IUGR vs Wrong Dates
* Amnoitic Fuild Volume
* Confirm viability

NOT A DIAGNOSTIC TEST (ITS A SCREENING), expensive

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US for Nuchal Translucency

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  1. Test the back of the neck for increased fluid or thickening
  2. PAPP-A: Maternal Serum blood is drawn assessing for a protein produced by the placenta, abnormal levels assoicated with increased risk of chromosomal abnormal
  3. HCG- abnormal level
    When all three put together greater ability to detect if fetus is trisomy 21/18
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Nursing Care: U/S

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**FULL BLADDER **is important in 1st & 2nd trim ( b/c fetus is too small)
Instruct woman to drink 3 to 4 glassess of water prior to coming ultrasound
Position pillows under neck and knees to keep pressure off bladder
Position displays so women can watch (execpt if determining viablitiy)
Have bathroom available

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Biophysical Assessment

BPP (Biophsyical Profile)

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SCREENING
Used to assess fetal well-being
5 variables ( each worth 2 points)
* Fetal breathing movement -> 1+ lasting 30 sec
* Gross body movementof limbs or trunk
* Fetal tone -> flexed, extended
* Reactivity of FHR
* Amniotic fluid volume -> 1+ pockets measuring 2 cm

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BPP SCORE

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Score of 0-2 for each variable:
Reassuring = 8-10 pts
Equivocal = 6 pts
< 6 pts = DELIVERY !!!

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Biochemical Assessment

NIPT

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Prenatal screening for genetic abnormalities
Done at 10 wks
Trace fetal DNA in maternal blood
Screening test, not a definitive diagnosis
Can tell gender of fetus

Blood Work

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Biochemical Assessment

Multiple Marker Screening

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Screening offered between 16-18 wks
**HCG & Estriol **
* detect for risk of trisomy 18 & 21

Maternal serum AFP (MSAFP)
* Decrease levels= Down Syndrome
* Increase levels = Open Neural tube defects

Add placenta hormone inhibin A “quad screen”
* Increase accuracy of trisomy 21 in women < 35 yrs

Blood Work

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Biochemical Assessment

Amniocentesis

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DIAGNOSTIC Test
test for from amniotic fuild sample
Early in pregnancy : 14-16 wks chromonsomal evaluation
* Increase AFP may indicated NTD
* Decrease AFP may indicated Down Syndrome

Later in pregnancy : > 35wks Fetal lung maturity/ L:S ratio (assess baby readiness to breath outside the uterus)
* L:S ratio 2:1= fetal lung maturity
* Rh iso-immunization

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Nursing Care: Aminocentesis

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Obtain baseline vital sign and FHR
Ultrasounography guidance/ full bladder in early pregnancy **
Place pt in
supine position**
Skin prep with Betadine/astepic solution
Monitor FHR for 1hr after to identify uterine cx/vaginal bleeding/ and fetal well-being
* Risk of miscarriage
* Empty bladder after decrease uterine cx

Results take 2 wk; invasive prodcure

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Biochemical Assessment; Antepartum testing

Chronice Villus Sampling (CVS)

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DIAGNOSTIC TEST
done at 10-12 wks; detect chromosomal disorders
Small tissue specimen of fetal portion of placenta
Earlier diagnosis, rapid result (48hr), increase risk to fetus

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Nursing Care: CVS

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Signed informed consent
pt may have sharp pain upon catheter insertion
Complication:
* Spontaneous abortion (5%)
* Possible Fetal Anomalies (Limb)

CVS is done before 10wk because it can increase the risk of miscarriage after; Pt who has mutliple miscarriage don’t offer

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Biophysical Assessment

Fetal Kick Count

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26-28 wks
Fetal Movement is associated w/ fetal well-being
Formally counted & recorded by mom
* count at least 3 movement over 60 min 2-3/day or….
* typically 10-12 in 12hrs

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Electronic Fetal Monitoring

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Used to determine whether the intrauterine environmen contiues to be supportive of the fetus

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EFM

Non-Stress Test

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After 28 wk for high risk prego such as..
* DM, HTN, IUGR, Twins, Post Date testing

W/ concerns about decrease fetal movement
External monitor showing FHR & cx
* Reactive: 2 FHR accelerations above baseline HR
* w/ in 20 mins ( up 15 bpm for 15 secs)
* Non-reactive: criteria not met after 40 min

Vibroacoustic stimulation used if 1st test non-reactive to “wake baby”

Need to find out why
* baby asleep 20-40 mins
* maternal meds: narcotics given in labor, Mg+ sulfate for PIH, or preterm labor
Next step = BPP

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EFM

Contraction Stress Test (CST)

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Also known as oxytocin challenge test
Done if NST non-reactive after 20 mins
Induce cx
Shouldn’t do on pt who can’t deliver vag at the time of test
Interpretation:
* Neg CST: Placenta still working
* Positive CST: FHR dropped w/ cx & shows hypoxia
* Unsatisfactory: un-interpretable/equivocal