Maternal Care Flashcards

1
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Iron supplementation decreases the prevalence of

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anemia at delivery (Level A)

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2
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Iron deficiency anemia during pregnancy has been associated with an increased risk of (Level B):

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– LBW
– Preterm delivery
– Perinatal mortality

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3
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1) What is asymptomatic bacteriuria?
2) Which organism is most commonly isolated.
3) Which organisms are considered contaminants?

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1) > 100,000 cfu/mL of a single bacterial species
2) E. coli is most commonly isolated.
3) Lactobaccilli and Staphylococcus species (other than S. saprophyticus) may be presumed to be
contaminants

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4
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Which antibiotics are considered safe in pregnancy?

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  • Amoxicillin
  • Ampicillin
  • Clindamycin
  • Erythromycin
  • Penicillin
  • Cephalosporins
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5
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Which antibiotics are typically avoided in pregnancy?

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• Tetracyclines
• Nitrofurantoin*
• Sulfonamides*
* Prescribing sulfonamides or nitrofurantoin in the first trimester is still considered appropriate when no other suitable alternative antibiotics are available. During the second and third trimesters, sulfonamides and nitrofurantoin may be used as first-line agents for infections.

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6
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Gestational Diabetes increased risk of:

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– Gestational hypertension – Preeclampsia
– Cesarean delivery
– 7-fold increased risk of developing diabetes later in life

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7
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When does gestational diabetes routine screening occur?

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24-28 weeks (routine)

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8
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What is the initial glucose challenge test

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  • 50 g oral glucose load (glucose challenge test)
  • > 135 or > 140 mg/dL*, goes to the 3-hour OGTT
  • Note: > 190, > 90% abnormal 3-hour
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9
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Abnormal plasma blood glucose:

fasting? 1h? 2h? 3?

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> fasting 95 mg/dL, 1h 180, 2h 155, 3h 140

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10
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Rubella antibody titer for initial prenatal screen

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2001 – CDC. Interval to 1 month for pregnancy after rubella vaccine

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11
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Timing of GDM screening, high-risk vs routine

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– Intake (if “high-risk”)

– Routine 24-28 weeks

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12
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Empiric treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria? What antibiotics should be avoided?

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  • Seven-day course, cephalexin, 250 mg po QID

- Ampicillin should not be used − high rates of resistance

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Indications for screening at “initial OB evaluation” (3)

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  • Prior history of GDM
  • Known impaired glucose metabolism
  • Obesity (BMI > 30)
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14
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All women of childbearing age should have how much folic acid supplementation

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0.4 mg/day

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15
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Sonographic assessment of the pregnant abdomen between ___ and ____ weeks EGA?

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Sonographic assessment of the pregnant abdomen between 16 and 20 weeks EGA (second trimester), in the absence of specific indications for a second-trimester ultrasound.

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16
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GBS culture at ___ and ___ weeks. How is it performed?

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  • GBS culture at 35-37 weeks

- Swab lower vagina (introitus) followed by rectum (insert swab into anus) using same swab.

17
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Indications to give RhoGam

  • At ___wks gestation?
  • within _____ hours after delivery of Rh D-Positive infant?
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  • At approximately 28 weeks gestation, unless the father of the baby is also known to be Rh D negative
  • Within 72 hours after the delivery of an Rh D-positive infant
  • After a first-trimester pregnancy loss
  • After invasive procedures such as chorionic villus sampling, amniocentesis, or fetal blood sampling