Normal Pregnancy: Antepartum care Flashcards

1
Q

When does a mom need to start takling folic acid to prevent NTD’s?

A

-1 month before conception

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What will the G and P thing look like if a woman has given birth to 1 set of twins at term and both are living?

A
  • G1P1002
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3
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What do the 4 numbers after the P mean?

A
  • FPAL
  • Full term
  • preterm
  • abortions
  • living
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4
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What does the G mean?

A

Gravidity

-how many times she’s been knocked up

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5
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Woman has given birth to one term infant, one set of preterm twins, and has had 1 miscarriage and 1 ectopic preggo… what are the G and P’s thing?

A

-G4P1123

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6
Q

What do Rh negative patients receive?

A

-Rhogam at 28 weeks ad anytime sensitization may occur

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7
Q

What lab value in preggo did he point out?

A

-hematocrit and hemoblobin decreased because of dilution at 30-34 weeks

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8
Q

when is the gestational sac seen and what is the mean hCG at that time?

A
  • 5 weeks

- 1500 to 2000

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9
Q

What is Naegels rule?

A
  • minus 3 month and 7 days from LMP
  • that is the expected date of delivery
  • only useful in patients with regular 28 day cycles
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10
Q

When can fetal demise be diagnosed?

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-when the CRL > 5mm with absence of fetal cardiac activity

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11
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When does the neural tube close?

A
  • at 28 days post conception

- remember 4 mg of folic acid

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12
Q

What do we look for in first trimester screeening?

A

-PAPP-A

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13
Q

What is associated with elevated BhCG and low PAPP-A?

A

-Down syndrome

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14
Q

What detects trisomies really well?

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  • Cell-free fetal DNA tests
  • can be done in 1st or 2nd trimester
  • does not test for open NTD’s
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15
Q

What does Thalidomide cause?

A
  • Phocomelia

- they have paddle-like limbs

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16
Q

Which anticoagulant crosses the placenta?

A
  • coumadin

- can cause spontaeous abortion

17
Q

What anticoagulant does NOT cross the placenta?

A

-Heparin

18
Q

Which anti seizure med do we not really use?

A
  • valproate

- can give spina bifida

19
Q

Which drug gives you t shaped uterus?

A

-DES

20
Q

Why do hemorrhoids happen in preggo?

A

-increase in venous pressure in the rectum

21
Q

at 28 weeks, what do we give Rh negative patients?

A

-Rhogam

22
Q

At 35 weeks, what do we do for screeing?

A
  • look for group B strep with vaginal culture

- treat in labor if positive

23
Q

How many kicks should be there in 2 hours?

A

-10 movements

24
Q

What is a nonstress test?

A
  • can be either reactive or non reactive

- look at how many accelerations are over a time interval

25
Q

What is a reactive NST?

A
  • 2 accelerations of at least 15 beats above baseline lasting at least 15 seconds during 20 minutes of monitoring
  • if test is nonreactive, further evaluation is warranted with a contraction stress test or biophysical profile
26
Q

What is a contraction stress test (CST)?

A
  • give them oxytocin to establish at least 3 contractions in a 10 min period
  • if late decelerations are noted with the majority of contractions the test is positive and DELIVERY IS WARRANTED