Lesson 31b: Maternal Disease

Question 1

TORCH stands for:

Answer 1

Toxoplasmosis
Other Viruses (syphilis)
Rubella
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
Herpes

Question 2

Toxoplasmosis is a ____- infection typically transmitted through eating _________. Or from handling ____________

Answer 2

Raw meat
Cat litter

Question 3

Enlarges spleen, Skin hemorrhages, cataracts, conjunctivitits, brain calcifications and jaundice are all signs of ________

Answer 3

TORCH

Question 4

“Other” in TORCH represents ____, _____ and ____

Answer 4

Syphilis
Varicella Zoster
Parvovirus B19

Question 5

_____ is the most common cause of congenital infections in humans

Answer 5

CMV

Question 6

Insulin dependent formerly known as juvenile onset

Answer 6

Diabetes Type 1

Question 7

Non-Insulin dependent / Adult onset

Answer 7

Diabetes Type 2

Question 8

Macrosomia is fetal weight over _____ lbs or weight above the ____ percentile

Answer 8

9.9 lbs
90th %

Question 9

Maternal diabetes should indicate follow up exams every __ to __ weeks for fetal growth/ weight estimation

Answer 9

4-6 weeks

Question 10

True or False: The placenta shrinks with maternal diabetes

Answer 10

False: Placental enlargement occurs due to hyperglycemia

Question 11

Gestational diabetes usually occurs in the ___th to ____th month of pregnancy

Answer 11

5th to 6th

Question 12

Toxemia is also known as _________ and happens in the _______ trimester

Answer 12

Preeclampsia
Third

Question 13

Disease characterized my maternal edema, hypertension, protenuria, and CNS irritability

Answer 13

Toxemia ( Preeclampsia)

Question 14

One or more convulsions occur, significant increase of maternal and fetal mortality

Answer 14

Eclampsia

Question 15

Preeclampsia occurs most commonly in ______ primigravidas and _____ multiparas

Answer 15

Young
Older

Question 16

Of patients diagnosed with preeclampsia , 12% are affected by the _______ Syndrome

Answer 16

HELLP

Question 17

HELLP stands for

Answer 17

Hemolysis
Elevated Liver enzymes
Low Platelets

Question 18

Right upper quandrant pain, nausea, vomiting, malaise, hypertension, proteinuria, weight gain and edema can indicate _____ Syndrome

Answer 18

HELLP

Question 19

Complaint of abdominal pain in a patient with chronic hypertension should raise clincial suspicion of ________ _______

Answer 19

Placental Abruption

Question 20

True or False: Hypertension can occur in a pregnant patient without toxemia

Answer 20

True: it can be pregnancy induced

Question 21

Thin upper lip, smooth philtrum, undeveloped jaw, low nasal bridge, small eyes, epicanthal folds are all signs of ______ ______ syndrome

Answer 21

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Question 22

The most common Teratogens are