diabetes Flashcards
classification of diabetes
pre-gestational (type 1&2)
gestational
antepartum goals of trt for diabetes
glucose levels 70-120mg/dl
well controlled glucose=good fetal survival
effects of uncontrolled diabetes
maternal - preterm l&d, pre/eclampsia, infection, polyhydramnios, shoulder dystocia
fetal - abort/stillborn, fetal growth
neonatal - delayed lung maturity (rsd), hypoglycemia
PRE GESTATIONAL diabetes risks
Congenital anomalies
pre-gestational diabetes
dx prior to preg. preconceptual counseling very important glucose is a teratogen? insulin control bld sugar levels changing in preg.
changing insulin needs during preg
1st tri = insulin need reduced -
23nd tri = insulin need increased - cortisol acts as insulin antagonist, decreasing effects of insulin
3rd tri = gradual increase to 36 weeks
day of delivery = insulin need drops dramatically
breastfeeding mom = lwr insulin need, return to pre-preg in 7-10 days after delivery
weaning = insulin needs same as pre-pregnancy
diabetes in pregnancy (GDM)
dx 24-28 weeks - occurs during 2nd half of preg.
GDM screening
24-28 wks
1hr 50g glucose challenge test (gtt)
=140 positive
GDM dx
3 hr glucose tolerance test (ogtt) - 100gm oral glucose-fast 1, 2 & 3 hr
dx made if: fasting glucose=abnormal, 2 or more glucose levels are high
trt of gestational diabetes
diet - if fasting 95 or unable to maintain norm BS
GDM usually resolves after preg T or F
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6 important activities for Diabetes
diet
blood glucose monitoring (4-6 x’s/day; fasting & 2hrs after each meal)
urine testing - ketones, proteins, glucose
insulin
exercise
antepartum fetal awareness (movement, non-stress test, amnio, ultrasound)
diabetes log - below 93?
intrapartum mgmt of diabetes
timing of delivery
insulin requirements decreased during delivery
insulin in labor (reg iv piggyback/dextrose in ringers lactate)
maternal glucose monitored hourly
discontinue glucose after 3rd stage
postpartum mgmt of diabetes
insulin req. dramatically decreased
monitor BS x4/daily
breastfeeding moms