htn disorders of pregancy Flashcards

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htn impact

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maternal mobility and mortality
earlier = higher risk for severe preE
gestation htn = increased r/o chronic htn later
obesity link
r/o placental abruption, preterm, IUGR

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gestational htn

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3BP >/= 140 or 90, after 20 wk, no proteinuria, chronic if persist 6+ week after delivery

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preeclampsia

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20 wk with proteinuria, mild or severe
rf: chronic htn, renal disease, DM, Rh incomp, primigravidity (1st pregnancy), fam hx, <20 yo or >40 yo, multiple gestation, IVF, new paternity

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preeclampsia patho

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unknown etiology
prostacyclin is a vasodilator that is decreased in preeclampsia allowing for vasoconstriction and reduces renal perfusion. decreased placental perfusion results in hypoxia
htn -> decreased placental perfusion
cell damage causes: vasoconstriction, activation of coag cascae, IV fluid redistribution
end result is decreased organ perfusion
start lowdose aspirin if at risk

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preeclampsia patho - normal pregnancy

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increase blood plasma volume -> vasodilation -> decreased systemic vascular resistance -> increased CO -> decreased colloid osmotic P

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preeclampsia cm - maternal

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BP: normal, mild, severe
s/s: epigastric pain (liver), CNS (blurred vision, HA), bleeding, n/v, visual disturbances, HA, irritable/hyperreflexia, retinal edema, retinal arteriolar narrowing (decreased retinal perfusion)
fibrinolysis hemolysis: HELLP, renal fail, DIC
capillary leak: proteinuria, facial edema, pulmonary edema, ascites, pleural effusions

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preeclampsia cm - fetal

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vascular stillbirth, abruption, IUGR, abnormal UA doppler, oligohydraminos

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preeclampsia labs

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CBC, liver enzymes (LDH, AST, ALT), chm pannel (BUN, creatinine, glucose, uric acid), type and screen and/or crossmatch
24 hr collection for protein and creatinine clearance (show how much is being lost)
protein dipsticks or protein/creatinine clearance ratio

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preeclampsia cm - mild

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> /= 140 OR 90 on 2 occasions at least 4 hrs apart with previously normal BP
proteinuria >300mg/24hr
protein/creatinine ratio >/= 0.3
1+ urine dipstick (if only method available)
edema/weight gain (not diagnostic)
OR
increase BP with any of the following w/o proteinuria: plt <100,000, cerebral or vision changes, serum creatinine [] >1.1 or doubling of serum creatinine [] in absence of renal disease, pulmonary edema, or liver enzymes >twice upper limit of normal

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preeclampsia cm - severe

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> /= 160 OR 110 on 2 occasions at least. 4 hrs apart with pt on bedrest (unless on antihypertensives)
proteinuria >/= 300mg/24hr
plt <100,000
pulmonary edema
new cerebral or vision changes
liver enzymes >twice upper limit of normal
severe, persistent epigastric pain

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preeclampsia tm - home

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mild
educate on worsening
rest, lateral positioning, daily BP, weight, and fetal movement counts

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preeclampsia tm - hospital

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mild
bedrest (side), weigh, S worse, BP q6, mod-high protein diet, mod Na
fetal movement record, biophysical profile, doppler velocimetry, serial US
dont need to check for proteinuria, more freq NST and AFI

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preeclampsia tm - severe

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complete bed rest, decreased env stimuli, anticonvulsant therapy (mgso4), F+E replace, corticosteroids (fetal lungs), antihypertensives (labetalol and hydralazine; procardia good for postpartum period)

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acute control of severe htn

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persistant >15 min, >160 or >105
IV labetalol (CI = asthma), IV hydralazine (CI = tachy), oral nifedipine (CI = tachy)

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prevent convulsions

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IV mgso4 - dont leave pt during bolus, will feel hot
loading dose and maintenance
if convulsion: bolus
treat: eclampsia, severe preE, HELLP

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mgso4

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SE: HA, n/v, hot, flushed, sedation, muscle weak
toxicity: decreased or absent reflexes, decreased RR, change in LOC, therapeutic level (4-7), IV Ca gluconate readily available

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eclampsia cm

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grand mal seizure
coma

18
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eclampsia tm

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obstetircal emergency
dont stop seizure, prevent recurrence
airway!, pt on side, assess fetus, proceed with emergent delivery if hypoxia or abruption
note time of onset, body involvement, duration
avoid aspiration and prevent injury, suction prn
mgso4 bolus

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seizure assessment

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fetal status, S of labor
S of placental abruption (vaginal bleeding, uterine rigidity)
consider induction of labor if delivery delayed

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eclampsia tm - intrapartal

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may require induction with oxytocin or c/s
S of worsening preE assessed
EFM
pain relief

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eclampsia tm - postpartum

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monitor vaginal bleeding, S of shock, regularly assess BP and pulse, S of preE assessed - seizures may occur first week PP, mgso4 continued at least 24 hrs post delivery

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HELLP syndrome

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hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low plt
associated with severe preE
rbc fragmented as they pass through damaged blood vessels d/t vasospasm and plt aggregate at sites of damage which cause low plt count (<100,000)
elevated liver enzymes d/t obstructed blood flow
liver distension causes epigastric pain and possible liver rupture, DIC

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HELLP syndrome cm

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n/v, flulike symptoms and epigastric pain

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HELLP syndrome tm

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attempt to stabilize
deliver fetus regardless of gestation (after 48 hr of steroid benefit if <34 wk)

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chronic htn

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> 140 OR 90 before pregnancy, or before 20th wk, or persist 6 wk PP
watch for development of superimposed preE, evaluate growth of fetus q4 wk by US

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chronic htn tm

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home if possible
bedrest, L side lying, diet, nifedipine and labetalol, 24 hr urine studies as baseline, preE panel labs, regular NST and BPPs

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chronic htn with superimposed preE

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cm: sudden increase in previously well controlled BP of if more antihtn meds needed, new proteinuria or escalation of previous renal issue, edema (upper body), rise in serum uric acid
tm: as with chronic htn initially, treat as preE if conditions worsen

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developing/worsening s of preE

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HA, epigastric pain, visual disturbances, hyperreflexia (and clonus), pulmonary edema, seizure (eclampsia), sudden weight gain

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mgso4 assessment

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vs, loc, lung/resp assess (pulmonary edema, resp depression), CNS changes (HA, visual change, reflexes, clonus), I+O, r upper quad pain, continuous FM, s of toxicity, foley (want 30 mL/hr