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first signs of pregnancy Flashcards

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Most common first symptom of pregnancy

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amenorrhea - in women with regular menstruation (may be missed in women with irregular menses)

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other early symptoms of pregnancy (beside amenorrhea) (and mechanism)

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  1. breast tenderness
  2. nausea + vomiting (esp morning) (until 12 - 14th wk)
    - due to a surge in estrogen, progesteron, β-HCG
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time for embryo, fetus + infant

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embryo: fertilization - 8 wks gestation
fetus: 8 wks gestation - birth
infant: birth - 1 yr old

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developmental age (DA) vs gestational age (GA)

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DA: number of days since fertilization
GA: number of days/wks since lust period
GA=DA+2wks

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Nagele rule (and example)

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estimation of the day of delivery:
Last menstrual period - 3 months + 7 days
ex: if LMP at 1 oct 2015 –> july 8, 2016

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pregnancy - trimester breakdown (dates)

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1st: fertilization untl 12 wks DA (or 14 GA)
2nd: 12 wks - 24 wks DA
3rd: 24 wks DA until delivery

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genitalia have men or female characteristics - when

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10 wks DA

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pregnancy - term lengths fetus (dates)

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  1. pre viable: fetus born before 24 wks GA
  2. preterm: fetus born between 25-37 wks (GA)
  3. Term: a. ealy = 37wks - 38 + 6days
    b. full = 39 - 40 + 6days c. late = 41 - 41 + 6 days
  4. Late term: fetus born after 42 wks GA
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Gravididy vs parity according to definitions

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Gravididy: the number of times a patient has been pregnant
Parity: what happens to the pregnancy (Full term births –> preterm –> abortions –> living children)

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Parity - characterstics in order

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  1. Full term births
  2. preterm
  3. abortions (spontaneous or induced)
    living children
  4. living children (if multiple gestation pregnancy –> 1 birth results in more than 1 living children
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Gravididy / parity example: 35 yrs old woman present for her 6th pregnancy. She had 2 abortions, 2 children born at term, and a set of twins born preterm

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G 6 P 2 1 2 4

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signs of pregnancy (only the names)

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  1. Goodell sign
  2. Ladin sign
  3. Chadwick sign
  4. Telangiectasias/palmar erythema
  5. Chloasma
  6. Linea nigra
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signs of pregnancy - names and time from conception

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  1. Goodell sign (4 wks, 1st trimester)
  2. Ladin sign (6 wks, 1st trimester)
  3. Chadwick sign (6-8 wks, 1st trimester)
  4. Telangiectasias/palmar erythema (1st trimester)
  5. Chloasma (16 wks (2nd trimester)
  6. Linea nigra (2nd trimester)
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Goodell sign - findings and time from conception

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4 wks, 1st trimester

Softening of the cervix

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Ladin sign - findings and time from conception

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6 wks, 1st trimester

softening of the midline of the uterus

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Chadwick sign - findings and time from conception

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6-8 wks, 1st trimester

blue discoloration of vagina and cervix

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telangiectasia / palmar erythema - findings and time from conception

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1st trimester

small blood vessels/reddening of the palms

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chloasma - findings and time from conception

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2nd trimester
the mask of pregnancy: hyperpigmentation of face (MC forehead, nose, cheeks)
WORSEN IN SUN

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linea nigra - findings and time from conception

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2nd trimester

a line of hyperpigmentation than can extend from xiphoid process to pubic symphisis

20
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Diagnostic evaluation of pregnancy

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  • both urine and serum testing are based on β-HCG (Highly sensitive)
  • Ultrasound to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy
21
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β-HCG course in pregnancy

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produced (by placenta) rapidly in 1st trimester, doubling every 48 hours for the first 4 weeks. At 10 weeks of gestation it peaks, and levels will typically drop in the 2nd trimester. In the 3rd t rimeter the levels increase slowly again to 20-30.000 IU/ml

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gestational sac appears on US - when

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5 weeks or β-HCG 1000-1500 IU/ml

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physiologic changes in pregnancy - cardiology

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  • increased CO, increased preload, decreased afteload, increased HR
  • slightly lower BP (lowest at 24-28 wks)
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physiologic changes in pregnancy - renal

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  1. increase in size of kidney + uteres –> increased risk of pyelonephritis from compression of the ureters
  2. Increase in GFR (secondary to a 50% increase in plasma volume)
  3. decrease in BUN + Cr
  4. mild hyponatremia (due to increase ADH)
    due to increased cardiac output and renal blood flow due to progesterone with increased renal extraction
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physiologic changes in pregnancy - hematology

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  1. anemia (2ry to increase 50% of plasma volume)
  2. hypercoagulation state
    - not increase PT, PTT or INR
    - increase in fibrinogen
    - decrease in protein S activity
    - increase in resistance to activated pr C
    Virchow triad occur –> venous stasis
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physiologic changes in pregnancy - respiratory

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hyperventilation to eliminate fetal CO2

progesterone directly stimulates central resp center to increase tidal volume and minute ventilation

obstetric - gynecol STEP 2 (22 decks)

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