CHAP 21 - 109 Flashcards

1
Q

C: MOSOMAL OR UTERINE ABNORMALITIES

A

Threatened
spontaneous
miscarriage (eraly:
under 16 weeks; late:
16-24 weeks)

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2
Q

FIRST AND SECOND TRIM

A

TIMICE
THREATENED SM
IMMINENT M
MISSED M
INCOMPLETE SPON MIS
COMPLETE SPON MIS
ECTOPIC PREGNANCY

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3
Q

A: VAGINAL SPOTTING AND SLIGHT CRAMPING

A

Threatened
spontaneous
miscarriage (eraly:
under 16 weeks; late:
16-24 weeks)

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4
Q

CAU: NOT USE TAMPONS TO HALT BLEEDING AS THIS CAN LEAD TO INFECTION

A

Threatened
spontaneous
miscarriage (eraly:
under 16 weeks; late:
16-24 weeks)

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5
Q

C: POOR PLACENTAL ATTACHMENT

A

Imminent (inevitable)
miscarriage

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6
Q

A: VAGINAL SPOTTING, CRAMPING, CERVICAL DILATION

A

Imminent (inevitable)
miscarriage

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7
Q

MIC SAME CAUSE

A

chromosomal or
uterine abnormalities

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8
Q

Vaginal soptting
perhaps slight
cramping; no
apparent loss of
pregnancy

A

Missed miscarriage

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9
Q

CAU: Rarely, disseminatedintravascular
coagulationisassociatedwithmissedmiscarriage

A

MISSED MISCARRIAGE

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10
Q

A: Vaginal spotting, cramping, cervical
dilatation, but
incomplete expulsion
of uterine contents

A

Incomplete
spontaenous
miscarriage

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11
Q

CAU: High risk of uterineinfection and hemorrhage

A

INCOMPLETE SPON MIS

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12
Q

A: Vaginal spotting, cramping cervical
dilatation, and
complete expulsion of
uterine contents

A

COMPLETE SPON MIS

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12
Q

Implantation of zygote
at site other than in
uterus, associated with
tubal constrictures

A

ECTOPIC PREG

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13
Q

Sudden unilateral
lower abdominal
quadrant pain;
minimal vaginal
bleeding, possible
signs of hypovolemic
shock or hemorrhage

A

ECTOPIC PREG

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14
Q

May haverepaetectopic pregnancyinfuture if tubal scarringis bilateral

A

ECTOPIC PREGNANCY

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16
Q

SECOND TRIM

A

GESTATIONAL TROPHOBLASTIC DISEASE (HYDATIDIFORM MOLE)

PREMATURE CERVICAL DILATATION

16
Q

C: Abnormal proliferation
of trophoblasts cells;
fertilization or division
defect

A

Gestational
trophoblastic disease
(hydatidiform mole)

16
Q

CAU: Retained trophoblasttissue may becomemalignant
(choriocarcinoma);
followup for extendedmonitoring withhCGtesting.

A

Gestational
trophoblastic disease
(hydatidiform mole)

16
Q

A: Overgrowth of uterus;
highly positive human
chorionic
gonadotropin (hCG)
test; no fetus present
on ultrasound;
bleeding from vagina
of old or fresh blood
accompanied by cyst
formation

A

Gestational
trophoblastic disease
(hydatidiform mole)

16
Q

C: Low implantation of
placenta possibly
because of uterine
abnormality

A

Placenta previa

16
Q

Cervix begins to dilate
and pregnancy is lost
at about 20 weeks;
unknown cause but
cervical trauma from
prior cervical
procedures may be
associated.

A

Premature cervical
dilatation

16
Q

A: Painless bleeding
leading to expulsion of
fetus

A

Placenta previa

16
Q

Can have cervical
sutures placed subsequent pregnancy to help prevent recurrence

A

Premature cervical
dilatation

17
Q

Painless bleeding
leading to expulsion of
fetus

A

Premature cervical
dilatation

17
Q

CAU: Don’t allowavaginal
examinationtominimize placental
trauma

A

Placenta previa

17
Q

C: Unknown cause;
associated with
hypertension and
cocaine use; placenta
separates from uterus
before birth of fetus

A

ABRUPTIO PLACENTA

17
Q

Show (pink-stained)
vaginal discharge
accompanied by
uterine contractions
becoming regular and
effective

A

PRETERM LABOR

17
Q

CAU: Disseminated intravascular
coagulation Is associated with condition

A

ABRUPTIO PLACENTA

17
Q

Sharp abdominal pain
followed by uterine
tenderness; vaginal
bleeding; signs of
hypovolemic shock, fetal distress

A

ABRUPTIO PLACENTA

17
Q

Preterm labor may be halted
If the cervix is less than 4 cm dilated and the membranes are intact. Corticosteroids are administered to aid fetal lung maturity

A

PRETERM LABOR

17
Q

ASSESSING A PREGNANT PT WITH HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK

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 Confusion
 Pallor
 Tachypnea
 Increased pulse
 Decreased blood pressure
 Decreased cardic output
 Peripheral vasoconstriction (placenta reacts as a peripheral organ)
 Fetal bradycardia
 Decreased urinary output
 Cold extremities

17
Q

C: Many possible
etiologic factors such
as trauma, substance
use, hypertension of
pregnancy, or
cervicitis; increased
chane in multiple
gestation, illness
during pregnancy

A

PRETERM LABOR

17
Q

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK

A
  1. INCREASED PR
  2. DECREASED BP
  3. INCREASED RR
  4. COLD, CLAMMY SKIN
  5. DECREASED URINE OUTPUT
  6. DIZINESS OR DECREASED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS
  7. DECREASED CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE