multiple pregnancy Flashcards

1
Q

monozygotic

A

identical twins from a single zygote

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2
Q

dizygotic

A

non-identical from 2 zygotes

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3
Q

monoamniotic

A

single amniotic sac

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4
Q

diamniotic

A

two amniotic sacs

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5
Q

monochorionic

A

share a single placenta

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6
Q

dichorionic

A

two placentas

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7
Q

which twin pregnancies have best outcomes

A

diamniotic dichorionic

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8
Q

USS - lambda sign

A

dichorionic diamniotic

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9
Q

USS - T sign

A

monochorionic diamniotic

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10
Q

risks to mum

A
anaemia 
polyhydramnios 
htn 
malpresentation 
preterm birth 
instramental delivery, CS
PPH
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11
Q

risk to baby

A
miscarriage
stillbirth 
IUGR
prematurity 
twin-twin transfusion syndrome
twin anaemia polychythemia sequence
congenital abnormalities
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12
Q

twin twin transfusion syndrome

A

one fetus (the recipient) may receive the majority of the blood from the placenta, while the other fetus (the donor) is starved of blood.

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13
Q

twin twin transfusion syndrome - the Recipent

A

gets majority of blood and becomes fluid overloaded

  • heart failure
  • polyhydramnios
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14
Q

twin twin transfusion syndrome - the donor

A

growth restriction
anaemia
oligohydramnios

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15
Q

Twin Anaemia Polycythaemia Sequence

A

similar to twin-twin transfusion syndrome, but less acute.

One twin becomes anaemic whilst the other develops polycythaemia

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16
Q

antenatal care - anaemia

A
additional monitoring for anaemia 
FBC at
-booking
-20wks
-28wks
17
Q

antenatal care - USS for monochorionic twins

A

2wkly scans from 16wks

18
Q

antenatal care - USS for dichorionic twins

A

4wkly scans from 20wks

19
Q

Planned birth - monochorionic monoamniotic twins

A

32 - 33+6

20
Q

Planned birth - monochorionic diamniotic

A

36 - 36+6

21
Q

planned birth - dichorionic diamniotic

A

37 - 37+6

22
Q

planned birth - triplets

A

before 35+6

23
Q

delivery - monoamniotic twins

A

CS 32-33+6

24
Q

delivery - diamniotic twins

A

vaginal delivery if first baby cephalic
CS may be required for 2nd baby

elective CS if presenting twin not cephalic