lecture 5: medical conditions in pregnancy, wooton Flashcards
gestational diabetes
glucose intolerance during preg
screening done btwn 24-28 weeks
50 gm one hour oral load glucose, value above 130 abnormal
if abnormal follow by 3 hour 100 gm oral load glucose tolerance tesst
fail 3 hour with 2 or more abnormal values
risk factors for GDM
obesity
previous history of GDM
family history DM
known glucose intolerance
maternal complications with GDM
increased risk gestational HTN
increased risk preeclampsia
greater risk of C section delivery
increase risk developing diabetes later in life
fetal complications of GDM
**macrosomia neonatal hypoglycemia hyperbili shoulder dystocia trauma
2 classes of GDM
class A1: GD, diet controlled class A2: gestational diabetes, insulin or oral meds controlled
class A2 split into classes
B- at 20 or older with duration less than 10 yrs C age 10-19 or duration of 10-19 yrs D before age 10 or more than 20 yrs F- diabetic nephropathy R- reitnopathy RF both H ischemic heart disease T piror kidney transplant
want fasting glucose at what
below 90 mg/dl
antepartum managment of preexisting diabetes
-maternal eval
renal, 24 hr collections every trimester
cardiac: EKG
ophthalamic (first trimester)
daily fingerstick and HgBA1c
antepartum managment of preexisting diabetes
-fetal eval
early dating US
fetal ECG
biochem testing (spina bifida)
ultrasound, if weight is greater than ____ gms then recommend C section
4500
intrapartum (onset to end of third stage of labor) management of GDM
if diet controlled
if on meds
if diet controlled
freq monitoring BG, no treatment
if on meds
hourly glucose monitoring, insulin drip
continusous fetal monitoring in labor
want delivery of GDM pt between what
weeks 39-40
treatment maternal hyperthyroidism
possible fetal effects from treatment?
PTU first trimester
methimazole 2nd and 3rd trimester
-fetal goiter can develop
treatment for thyroid storm
beta blockers
sodium iodide
PTU
dexamethasone
treatment for hypothyroidism
levothyroxine
postpartum cardiomyopathy
diseae before?
when develop?
who is at risk?
mortality?
no underlying cardiac disease
develops at end of pregnancy or within 6 months postpartum
women with preeclampsia, HTN, and poor nutrition are at risk
mortality is 10%!!
management of cardiac disease prenatal
ALL pregnant cardiac pts should be comanaged with a cardiologist
should be delivered vaginally unless obstetric indications
antibiotic prophylaxis for endocarditis in high risk pts (prostethic valves, heart disease, previous endocarditis)
immune idiotpathic thrombocytopenia treatment
what can occur
platelts under 50,000
prednisone or IVIG if severe
platelet transufion
splenectomy
-neonatal thrombocytopenia can occur due to placental transfer of antiplatelet antibodies
fetal complications of mom with SLE
what other autoimmune with it and treatment
preterm delivery
fetal growth restrictions
stillbirth
miscarriage
can also have antiphospholipid syndrome
-treat with heparin/ LMW heparin and low dose aspirin