Lecture 1B Flashcards

1
Q

Most pregnancies last about ____ weeks

A

40

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2
Q

Pregnancys are split into

A

Trimesters

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3
Q

First trimester is weeks

A

1-13

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4
Q

Second trimester is weeks

A

14-26

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5
Q

Third trimester is weeks

A

27 until ‘term’

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6
Q

In the first trimester assesment what is looked at (4)

A

Presence of gestational sac to confirm pregnancy
Location of gestational sac- to confirm intrauterine pregnancy
Size of sac - confirms age
Number of sacs - number of fetus

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7
Q

In the first trimester what do we see within the gestational sac

A

An embryo, yolk sac and cardiac activity

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8
Q

We use _______ to confirm fetal heart rate

A

M-mode

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9
Q

In the first trimester an exam is usually perform at _______ to ______ weeks to exam ______

A

11-14

Assess certain abnormalities. Increased nuchal translucency measurement is suggested

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10
Q

In the first trimester the assesment also includes

A

Pelvic US of the mother looking at uterus, ovaries and adnexa

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11
Q

2 examples of non viable pregnancies

A

Ectopic pregnancies

Hydatidiform mole

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12
Q

3 pregnancy complications

A

Vaginal bleeding
Pelvic pain
Maternal pelvic masses or uterine abnormalities

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13
Q

In the first trimester assesment benefits (2)

A

Reduced anxiety for mother

Maternal/paternal attachment

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14
Q

the second trimester assesment occurs in what time period

A

18-22 weeks

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15
Q

In the second trimester assesment we look at

A

Assesment of viability- cardiac activity

Fetal number, presentation and anatomical survey to measure growth

Fetal environment

Maternal structures

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16
Q

In the second trimester assesment a limited exam can occur due to

A

Not seeing the heart well due to patient position - may have to bring patient back for limited exam

17
Q

In the second trimester assesment you can have a ____ exam

A

Specialized

18
Q

In the second trimester assesment a specialized exam is to ____________ and indications for this are _____(3)

A

Look at detailed examination of specific structures

Indications:
Anomaly suspected on level 1 or earlier
Family history
Abnormal blood tests

19
Q

The third trimester assesment is common?

A

No

20
Q

The third trimester assesment is limited due to

A

Fetal bone ossification, especially further along in the pregnancy

21
Q

The third trimester assesment indications (4)

A

Gestational diabetes
Maternal measurements are inappropriate for age
Mother cannot feel baby
Checking the postion of baby before birth
Placenta location
Incompetent cervix
Multiple gestational pregnancies are considered high risk
Some pathologies are better seen once fetus has grown large

22
Q

Further indications for 2nd and 3rd trimester

A

Vaginal bleeding
Abdominal/pelvic pain
Poor prenatal care