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L5: High Risk Pregnancy Flashcards

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Def of High Risk Pregnancy

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  • Pregnancy in which mother, fetus or neonate is in jeopardy.
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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors
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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors (Age)
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< 20 years or > 35 years (specially if primigravida).

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors (Race)
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Negros should be screened for sickle cell disease

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors (Parity)
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Grand multiparas (women è ≥ 5 deliveries) are at increased risk

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors (Height)
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Short stature (affects pelvic capacity).

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Biochemical Factors (Weight)
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Underweight or obesity.

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors
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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors (SES)
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Overcrowding, bad hygiene & poor nutrition.

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors (Pregnancy Sparing)
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Rapid succession of pregnacies

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors (Occupation)
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Occupational hazard

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors (Habits)
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Smoking, alcohol intake or drug abuse

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Medical Factors
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Any maternal medical disease (as essential HTN, DM, heart diseases, renal diseases, severe anemia, hemoglobinopathies & SL

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Obstetric Factors (Previous Obstetric Factors)
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As recurrent abortion, recurrent preterm labor,
recurrent PROM, recurrent stillbirth or precipitate labor

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Etiology of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Socioeconomic Factors (Current Obstetric Factors)
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Identification of high risk pregnancy & assessment of risk

Data of complications in 3, 4 or 5 are analyzed to be considered in subsequent pregnancies

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

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  • Preconceptional Counseling
  • Managment During Pregnancy
  • Managment of Delivery
  • Neonatal Care
  • Postnatal Care
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Preconceptional Counseling
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  • It is of special importance in the following conditions:
    1. DM.
  1. Rh isoimmunization.
  2. History of recurrent abortion or recurrent preterm labor.
  3. Patients having potential to transfer genetic disorders to their offspring.
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  • Preconceptional counseling for high risk woman ……. (i.e. the only role of obstetrician is to give medical facts not decisions).
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shouldn’t be judgmental

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Managment during Pregnancy
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Managment during Pregnancy (adequate ANC)
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Place of ANC
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Frequency of visits
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individualized but generally every 2 weeks till 28 weeks then every week till 36 weeks then hospitalize

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Supervision
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Pure obstetric problem is managed by obstetrician but medical problems complicating pregnancy need also special physician

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Observation
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Observation (Maternal)
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Observation for development of any complication

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • fetal Observation
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  • Tests for fetal evaluation (surveillance).
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Managment of Delivery
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Obstetric Control
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Time of Delivery
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Place of Delivery
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In well equipped hospital.

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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Method of Delivery
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Managment Aspects of High Risk Pregnancy

  • Postnatal Care
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➲ Observation of patient during puerperium.

➲ Contraception.

➲ Advice for good control of the disease before further pregnancy.

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