DIAGNOSTICS Flashcards

laboratory assessment - bpp scoring

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why is urinalysis conducted for a pregnant woman?

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to test for proteinuria, glycosuria, nitrates, pyuria

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why is VDRL serologic test conducted for a pregnant woman?

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test for syphilis

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aaron’s wife was asked to take a test with WBC, Hemoglobin, and platelet count. what type of test is this?

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complete blood count

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4
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this laboratory test is conducted between 16-18wks of pregnancy

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maternal serum a-fetoprotein

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5
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this is a test to determine whether Rh antibodies are present in an Rh (-) woman.

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coombs test

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Mary figured she is an Rh (-), her OBGYN told her to take the coombs test. why is it important for the mom to take the test?

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  • incompatibility of Rh antibodies would lead to complications during the pregnancy.
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7
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also called as mantoux test

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tuberculosis screening

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8
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it is a noninvasie method of assessing the general well being of the fetus and the fetal assessment.

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fetal biophysical profile

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9
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bpp may be used as early as what week?

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26-28 weeks for surveillance of high risk pregnancy.

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10
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what does bpp test require? and observation time takes about?

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  • use of ultrasound and electronic fetal monitor
  • 30 mins
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as a nurse on duty, your patient was ordered to take a fetal bpp. what are the four indications for this?

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  1. mom w/ gestational hypertension
  2. fetus is small / not growing properly
  3. fetus is less active than normal
  4. too much / little amniotic fluid
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12
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during the lecture, your professor asked you to name the 5 parameters of fetal bpp. what are these?

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  1. reactivity
  2. breathing movement
  3. body movement
  4. tone
  5. amniotic fluid volume
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13
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during your hospital duty, you hear the physician telling the mom her fetal bpp result is 4. what does this indicate?

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denotes a fetus probably in jeopardy

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you see the fetal bpp result of your patient, it lands between 8-10. what does this indicate?

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fetus is considered to be doing well

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15
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this fetal bpp result is considered suspicious.

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you are conducting a biophysical profile scoring, you need to see at least one episode of 30 seconds of sustained breathing w/in 30 mins. what parameter are you checking?

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fetal breathing

17
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how would you score the fetal movement?

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at least 3 episodes of fetal limb / trunk movement w/in 30 mins

18
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how would you score the fetal tone?

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observation must extend and then flex extremities or spine at least once in 30 mins

19
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you are conducting a biophysical profile scoring, you need to observe 2 or more heart accelerations at least 15 beats/ min. what parameter are you checking?

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fetal heart reactivity

20
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the doctor told you that a range of amniotic fluid between 5 and 25 cm must be present. what parameter is the doctor pertaining to?

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amniotic fluid volume