Intrauterine growth restriction Flashcards

1
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Define intrauterine growth restriction

A

Fetus is smaller than it should be.

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Difference between small for gestational age and IUGR

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In IUGR growth slows or ceases and is irrespective of their birth weight percentile whereas SFGA refers to birth weight percentiles

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Definition of small for gestational age

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Birthweight less than 10th gentile for gestational age

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4
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Definition for large gestational age

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Birthweight above 90th gentile for gestational age

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5
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Definitions of low, very low and extremely low birth weights

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2500g low
1500g very low
1000g extremely low

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6
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3 Placental causes of IUGR

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Placental insufficiency
Pre-eclampsia
Placental abruption (separation of placenta from uterine wall)

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4 Foetal causes of IUGR

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Multiple pregnancies
Chromosomal abnormalities
Major congenital abnormalities
Rare genetic syndromes

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11 maternal causes of IUGR

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Age, Low socio-economic status, parity, inter-pregnancy interval, previous delivery of small gestational age or IUGR baby, Substance abuse, medication, pre-pregnancy BMI, Assisted reproductive technologies, medical conditions, infections (viral)

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9
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Associated problem with IUGR

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Chronic hypoxia if placenta hasn’t developed properly. Need to check blood flow using uterine /umbilical artery doppler. IUGR is one consequence of placental insufficiency

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