Final Flashcards

1
Q

What test is used instances of Fetal Destress or premature delivery

A

Fetal lung maturity tests

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2
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What’s tested for in the fetal lung maturity test

A
  • Surfactants: lecithin and Spingomyelin
  • Foam Stability
  • aminostat
  • microviscosity (fluorescence polarization )
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3
Q

What is the most common cause of death for newborns?

A

Respiratory distress syndrome

insufficient production of surfactants

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4
Q

L/S ratio greater that 2 mean

L/S ratio less than 2 mean?

A
  • Mature lungs

- immature lungs

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5
Q

Protein that binds baby in place

A

Fetal fibrinectant

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6
Q

Green color of amniotic Fluid indicates

A

Meconium presence from swallowed amniotic fluid causing fetal poops.

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7
Q

Primary surfactant of Aveolar lining at lung

-maintains stability

A

Lecithin

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8
Q

Acts as a control when compared to lecithin?

A

Sphingomyelin

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9
Q

What is tested for in the foam stability test

A

Surfactants

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10
Q

Platelet sized cytoplasmic granules that store surfactant

A

Lamellar bodies

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11
Q

What are the time intervals when we perform amniocentesis

A

14-18 weeks- looking for genetic def, neural tube defects

20-42 weeks-fetal distress and lung maturity

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12
Q

Fecal analysis:

Term for fat in stool

A

Steatorrhea

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13
Q

Fecal analysis:fecal osmolality calculation

A

290- 2(fecal sodium+ fecal potassium)

if it exceeds 20 mOsm per kg= osmotic diarrhea

10-20 mOsn per k=secretory diarrhea

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14
Q

Fecal analysis:

Fecal occult blood test

A

Biggest screening tool for GI bleeds

Is for screening only not diagnostic

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15
Q

What is the developer in fecal occult blood test ?

A

H202

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16
Q

What can cause false positives in Fecal occult test

A

Different foods: linings of meat..etc

17
Q

Ascites means

A

An increase in peritoneal Fluid

18
Q

Test:

Microscopic count of neutrophils stained with methylene blue, Gram stain or Weight stains

A

examination for neutrophils

19
Q

Test:
Microscopic examination of direct smear stained with Sudan III

(+): 60 large orange/red droplets

A

qualitative fecal fats

20
Q

Test:
Pseudoperoxidase activity of hemoglobin liberates oxygen from hydrogen peroxide to oxidize guaiac reagent

(+): Blue Color

A

Occult Blood

21
Q

Test:
Addition of sodium hydroxide to hemoglobin-containing emulsion determines presence of maternal or fetal blood

(+) Pink color

A

APT Test

22
Q

Test:
Emulsified specimen placed on x-ray paper determines ability to digest gelatin

(+) Inability to digest gelatin indicates lack of trypsin

A

Trypsin

23
Q

Test:

Addition of clinitest tablet to emulsified stool detects presence of reducing substances

A

Clinitest