HYPERTENSIVE DISORDER Flashcards

1
Q

transient hypertension of pregnancy.
Development of HPN after 20 weeks of pregnancy in a previously
normotensive woman without proteinuria or other systemic findings

A

gestational hypertension

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2
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Development of HPN and proteinuria in a previously
normotensive woman after 20 weeks of gestation or in the early
postpartum period. Also termed as PIH. Formally Toxemia.

A

preeclampsia

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3
Q

Development of seizure or coma not attributed to other
causes in a preeclamptic woman.

A

eclampsia

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4
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Hypertension in a pregnant woman present before pregnancy

A

chronic hypertension

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5
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Chronic hypertension in association with preeclampsia

A

chronic HTN with superimposed preeclampsia

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6
Q

chronic, gestational BP

A

140/90

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7
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pre eclampsia and chronic with superimposed BP

A

140/90 or 160/110

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8
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eclampsia BP

A

160/110

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9
Q

when does gestational, chornic with superimposed, and eclampsia develop?

A

20 week AOG, 2 weeks post partum

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10
Q

proteinuria occurs with?

A

pre-eclampsia, chronic with superimposed, and eclampsia

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11
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peripheral edema occurs with?

A

pre-eclampsia and chronic with superimposed

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12
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epigastric pain and hyperreflexia occurs with?

A

pre-eclampsia and eclampsia

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13
Q

what are the prescribed med for mild preeclampsia?

A

none

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14
Q

*If the pregnancy is greater than 37 weeks = ??

A

labor can be induced or CS delivery

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15
Q

If the pregnancy is less than 37 wks = ??

A

initiate interventions to allow the fetus to come to term

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16
Q

if symptoms persist or worsen and fetus is compromised = ??

A

delivery (NSD or CS) is necessary!

17
Q
  • needs a diet moderate to a high in ___ and moderate in ___ to compensate for the protein
    she is losing in urine
A

protein; sodium

18
Q

medications to prevent eclampsia

A

hydralazine (apresoline), labetalol (normodyne)

19
Q

seizures that last for 20 secs, contraction

20
Q

seizures that last for 1 min, contract and relax

21
Q

intervention for tonic seizure

A
  • maintain patent airway
  • no tongue depressors
  • O2
  • side lying
22
Q

interventions for clonic seizures

A
  • O2
  • diazepam, magnesium sulfate
23
Q
  • also known as semicomatose
  • cannot be aroused unless painful for 1-4 hours
24
Q

intervention for postictal

A
  • side lying
  • NPO
  • close monitoring, possible labor
  • check for vaginal bleeding q15 mins
25
Q

hypotensive drugs given

A

hydralazine (apresoline), labetalol (normodyne)

26
Q

-Drug of choice
* A cathartic, reduces edema by causing shift
in fluid from the extracellular spaces into
the intestine.
*A central nervous system depressant action
(it blocks peripheral neuromuscular
transmissions) which lessens the possibility
of seizures.

A

magnesium sulfate

27
Q

dose of mag sul

A
  • loading dose 10 grams deep IM for 15-30 mins
  • IV drop 1 gram/hr (1gm/100 ml dextrose)
28
Q

magsul toxicity

A
  • decreased UO
  • depressed respirations
  • reduced consciousness
  • decreased deep tendon reflexes
29
Q

long term effect of mag sul

A

osteoporosis

30
Q

antidote for magnesium sulfate

A

10 ml of 10% calcium gluconate