Ch 34 Flashcards
The ____ plays a role as a barrier in preventing or facilitating the transmission of maternal disease to the fetus
Placenta
Substances and agents that move across the placental barrier harming the developing fetus are _____ , ____, and antibodies
infectious agents, drugs
Maternal hypertension ___ uteroplacental blood flow
decreases
Normally as pregnancy progresses, diastolic flow ___, representing ____ resistance to flow
Increases, reduced
Toxemia of pregnancy is a ___ trimester disease characterized by maternal edema, hypertension, proteinuria, and central nervous system irritability
third
Of the patients diagnosef with preeclampsia, 2% to 12% are affected by the ___ syndrome
HELLP
Patients with UTIS during pregnancy should be treated with ____ and monitored by frequent urine ____
antibiotics, cultures
Maternal malaria promotes placental ___ causing IUGR, low birth weight, abortion and still birth
Insufficiency
Fetal ___ a diagnostic test helps detect heart abnormalities in patients exposed to CMV and rubella
echocardiography
If severe ___ toxoplasmosis infection occurs, the outcome presents as central nervous system anomalies such as ___ and mental retardation
hydrocephalus , microcephaly , seizures, intracranial calcification
Cyanotic heart disease results in premature birth, IUGR, and miscarriages, possibly owing to the lower ___ content in maternal circulation
oxygen
Ingestion of raw meat, contaminated water, and contact with feline feces is advised against for the ob pt owing to the risk of acquiring ____
toxoplasmosis
Rigid irregularity shaped blood cells that occur mostly in african americans in the us is a cause of ____ or ___
sickle cell disease, anemia
Rh isoimmunization refers to the development of maternal ___ to the surface antigents on fetal ___ blood cells
red
Phenylketonuria control is by following a low ____ , low protein ___
phenylalanine , diet