CH 25-27 Complications

Question 1

What is the cause of hypertension of pregnancy

Answer 1

Vasoconstriction –> poor placental effusion

Question 2

Categories of pre term birth (causes)

Answer 2

Multi births
Demographics
Bio physical risks
Behavio8ur

Question 3

When can glucocorticoids be given

Answer 3

Before 34 weeks for a premie

Question 4

Meds for pre term labor

Answer 4

Magnesium sulfate (CNS depressant) 
Glucocorticoids betamethasone, dexamethasone

Question 5

Kernicterus

Answer 5

Destruction of brain cells by bill

Question 6

Persistent patent ductus arteriosus

Answer 6

Diff to move blood from pulmonary artery to lungs

Question 7

Peri ventricular/intraventricular hemm

Answer 7

Bleeding into tissues

Question 8

Complications of pre term b righ

Answer 8

Kern ..

Question 9

Interventions for complicated labor

Answer 9

Version
True trial of labor
Induction
Augmentation

Question 10

Bishops scores

Answer 10

Dilations 
Effacement 
Station
Consistency 
Position

Question 11

Bishops score for induction

Answer 11

Less than 5, no induction

Greater or equal than 5 = induce

Question 12

Classifications of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

Answer 12

Gestational hypertension (PIH)
Pre eclampsia
Eclampsia 
Chronic hypertension
Pre ecam superimposed on chronic h.

Question 13

Pre eclamp characterized by

Answer 13

Elevated BP
Edema
Vasospasms
Protein in urine

Question 14

What does arteriolar vasospasm lead to

Answer 14

Mild 
Severe
Eclamp 
HELLP
DIC

Question 15

What is the cure to hypertensive pregnancy disorder

Answer 15

Delivery

Question 16

Mazzanti or and Ruben

Answer 16

Supra public pressure on anterior shoulder

Question 17

Mcroberts

Answer 17

Knees to chest, pressure on suprapubic

Question 18

Savinelle

Answer 18

Push the fetal head + c section

Question 19

Prolapsed cord and it’s intervention

Answer 19

Cord appears before presenting part
Intervention
Knees, triden, c section

Question 20

Preterm labor characterized by

Answer 20

Contractions lasting less than 10 minutes apart (before 38 weeks) that results in at least one
Cervical dilation of 2cm or More
Effacement of 80% or greater
cervical change