Macrosomia Flashcards

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What are the risk factors for macrosomia?

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Diabetes (all types, including gestational)
Abnormal 1-hour glucose screen with a normal 3-hour glucose tolerance test
Previous birth of an infant > 4000g
Maternal pre-pregnant obesity
Excessive prenatal weight gain
Prolonged pregnancy
Male fetus
High paternal birth weight

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How might macrosomia present? (specific subjective and objective findings)

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Fundal height growth pattern > 3 cm more than expected for gestation
Woman’s perception

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What are the differential diagnoses for those subjective and objective findings?

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What are the diagnostic criteria for macrosomia?

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U/S
Leopold maneuvers

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What are the components of a management plan for a client with macrosomia?

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Elective cesarean birth:
- estimated fetal weight of at least 5000g in women without diabetes
-At least 4,500 in women with diabetes

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When and how does a WHNP involve other members of the health care team for a client with macrosomia?

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