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Maternity - Antenatal Flashcards

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what does a BMI >35 indicate?

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most likely to give stillborn birth after 28 wks

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is warfarin safe during pregnancy?

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no it is teratogenic

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intrapartum risks for obese pts

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induce labour, instrument delivery, C section, PPH

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post partum risks for obese pts

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difficulty breastfeeding, delayed wound healing, infection, PPD, PPH, big baby w/ large placental implantation site

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anemia

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  • leads to maternal fatigue
  • iron pills or iron transfusion
  • SE of iron pills = n/v, constipation; encourage increase in fibre and fluids
  • low blood flow and O2 to placenta = IUGR risk
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causes of hemorrhagic disorders

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  • spontaneous abortion
  • ectopic pregnancy
  • placenta previa
  • placenta abruptio
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7
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when is betamethasone given?

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under 34 weeks gestation

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8
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when is magnesium sulphate given?

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under 32 weeks gestation

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9
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what is antepartum hemorrhage?

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  • vaginal bleeding after 20 weeks

- causes: spontaneous abortion, placenta previa, placenta abruptio

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10
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s&s of ectopic pregnancy

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sharp stabbing pain in lower abdominal quadrants

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early birth loss

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before 12 weeks

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late birth loss

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12-20 weeks

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what can lead to profuse bleeding and maybe be life-threatening?

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any bleeding or miscarriage after 12 weeks

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causes of spontaneous abortion

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  • chromosomal issues
  • teratogen exposure
  • poor implantation
  • endocrine imbalances
  • GDM w/ uncontrolled blood sugars
  • anti-phospholipid syndrome
  • TORCH
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TORCH

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toxoplasmosis infections, STIs, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex

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16
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what can late losses be due to?

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maternal age, chronic infections, premature dilation of cervix, recreational drug use, poor diet

17
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s&s of late loss

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lower abdo ache, bleeding, passing of conception, cramps, lower back ache

later symptoms = cramping, heavy bleeding

18
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types of abortion

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threatened: woman put on bedrest and monitoring; spotting
incomplete: body expelled part of tissue and products of pregnancy
complete: all tissue opened, fetus lost

19
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placenta previa

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where placenta is implanted in lower segment of uterus; can be completely or partially over cervix

20
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risk factors for placenta previa

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previous previa 
advanced maternal age 
multipara
multiple gestation 
pregnancy by in vito 
previous uterine surgery
21
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manifestations of placenta previa

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painless (unless in labour)
nontender, soft uterus
bright red vaginal bleeding
fetal HR normal/abnormal depending on O2 flow

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key points with previa

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  • no vaginal birth or internal exam
  • if under 34 wks, give betamethasone
  • greatest risk to baby is being IUGR, sitting low in uterus, being preterm, or in malpresentation
  • risk to mom: infection, endometriosis
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placenta abruptio

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when placenta is in right place but starts to detach itself, and maybe seals over; if active, will see bleeding

MOST COMMON CAUSE OF PERINATAL DEATH

24
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s&s of placenta abruptio

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sharp abdominal pain
uterine tenderness 
increased tone 
abnormal FHR
dark red vaginal bleeding
25
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when does DIC occur with abruptio?

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within 8 hrs after signs of pain and bleeding

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preterm labour

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less than 37 wks (20-37 wks)

most are late (34-37 wks)

27
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causes of preterm labour

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dehydration, UTI
periodontal disease
chorioamnionitis
pts experiencing violence or abuse 
lack of prenatal care
hx of preterm birth
bleeding in 2nd trimester 
not increase in weight
28
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presenting signs of someone in preterm labour

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frequent contractions 
urinary frequency 
low back ache 
spotting 
pelvic pressure 
abdominal tightening
29
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what test rules out preterm labour?

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FFT (fetal fibronectin test)

30
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what meds would you administer for preterm labour?

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Abx, steroids, tocolytics

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preterm premature rupture of membranes

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when water breaks under 37 weeks

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causes of PPROM

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  • weakening in amniotic sac caused by factors that increase uterine pressure
  • polyhydramnios
  • multiple pregnancies
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outcome of baby in PPROM

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IU infection

cord prolapse

34
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if mom is in PPROM, what position should they go into?

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knee-chest position

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