Gastrointestinal Disorders and Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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Common discomforts:

A

Nausea
Heartburn
constipation

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Nausea and vomiting are intense. Fever, ketones in urine, leukocytosis

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Appendicitis

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Appendicitis pain continues to grow more intense, localized at _______________, can shift higher in pregnant woman. _____ confirms inflamed appendix

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McBurney point

MRI

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S/S of Appendicitis

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sharp, peristaltic lower quadrant pain

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5
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Dx of GERD or Hiatal Hernia

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UTZ or direct endoscopy

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Tx of GERD or Hiatal Hernia

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a. antacids or PPI
- esomeprazole magnesium
b. clothing that is loose around waist
c. sleep w/ head elevated

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7
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Management of Appendicitis

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Advise woman not to eat or drink or take laxatives as it may cause peristalsis and cause rupture of appendix

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8
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If ____________, CS may be done along with removal of appendix

If rupture occurs, fecal material may be spread to the fetus via _______

_____________ after ruptured appendix may cause ________ due to changes in the placement of FT

A

near term

fallopian tubes

Peritoneal adhesions, infertility

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Risks of Appendicitis in Pregnancy

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a. peritonitis
b. preterm labor

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10
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reflux of acid stomach secretions into esophagus

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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

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a portion of the stomach extends and protrudes up through the diaphragm into the esophagus, trapping stomach acid and causing it to reflux into the esophagus

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Hiatal Hernia

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S/S of A Woman with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease or Hiatal Hernia

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a. heartburn
b. gastric regurgitation
c. dysphagia
d. possible weight loss because of stomach pain
e. hematemesis

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13
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Assoc. with women 40 years and older, who are obese and have high-fat diet

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Cholecystitis and Cholelithiasis

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14
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pain from blockage of ducts by gallstones

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Biliary colic

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15
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gallstones

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cholelithiasis

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16
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Gallstones from cholesterol

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hypercholesterolemia

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17
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S/S of Cholecystitis and
Cholelithiasis

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a. constant aching and pressure in the right epigastrium
b. jaundice

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Management of Cholecystitis and Cholelithiasis

If symptoms cannot be controlled, surgery may be done during pregnancy

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a. lower fat intake
b. UTZ to diagnose
c. IV fluids for fluid and nutrients
d. analgesics

19
Q

is important for fetal brain growth – do not eliminate fats

A

Linoleic acid

20
Q

A Woman with Pancreatitis
* Tends to occur in late adolescent
* S/S: (4)
* Dx:

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severe epigastric pain, N&V, anorexia, fever

elevated serum amylase (after two tests)

21
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Pancreatitis
* Tx: (4)
* Pregnancy loss may occur from acidosis, hypovolemia, and fetal hypoxia

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a. nasogastric suction
b. bowel rest
c. analgesia
d. IV hydration through parenteral nutritional supplementation

22
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Hepatitis

  • fecal-oral contact
23
Q

to prevent disease after exposure of Hep A

A

y-globulin

24
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contaminated blood and blood products or contaminated semen and vaginal secretions

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Hep B&C can be transferred to the fetus via ____
placenta
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same method as Hep B & C but rarely seen in pregnant women
Hep. D & E
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few symptoms and may not be present for 12 mos. After exposure
Hep. C
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Most common cause of chronic liver disease and liver transplantation in US
Hep. C
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leads to liver cell necrosis with scarring and inability to convert indirect to direct bilirubin to excrete direct bilirubin
Hep. B
30
Vaccine can be administered to high risk women
Hep B
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Mgmt of Hepatitis
a. high-calorie diet b. CS to reduce blood exchange between mother and fetus
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Risks of Hepatitis in pregnancy
a. miscarriage b. preterm labor
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If mother contracts hep B in later pregnancy, infant may develop ________________ or ____________ later in life
liver cirrhosis carcinoma
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T or F BF is not CI as virus is not transmitted by breastmilk
True
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Mgmt of Hepatitis
* Use precautions during birth to avoid exposure to maternal body fluids * Wash infant well * First dose Hep B vaccine should be administered * Observe infant for symptoms of infection
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inflammation of the terminal ileus
Crohn Disease
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inflammation of the distal colon
Ulcerative Colitis
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Both known to be an autoimmune process * Associated with passive and active smoking
Inflammatory Bowel Disease 1. Crohn Disease 2. Ulcerative Colitis
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In Inflammatory Bowel Disease, ________ develop
shallow ulcers
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S/S of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
a. chronic diarrhea b. weight loss c. occult blood in stool d. N & V
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If IBD is extreme, obstruction and _________ with peritonitis occurs
fistula formation
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malabsorption particularly of Vit. B can occur along with Fetal growth restriction
Crohn Disease
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Tx of IBD
a. rest GIT by total parenteral nutrition b. sulfasalazine (mainstay tx) c. infliximab d. adalimumab
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This Tx of IBD may cause neonatal jaundice so dosage is decreased in term
sulfasalazine