NS4004 Flashcards

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WHO definition of maternal death

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Death of woman whilst pregnant or within 42 days of termination from any cause related or aggravated by pregnancy

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Classification of maternal deaths?

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Direct- primary PPH, ectopic, hypertensive disorder
Indirect- pre-existing conditions, embolism
Incidental- car accident

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Fetal death/stillborn

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No signs respiration/heart beat at 20weeks or more or over 400g

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Neonatal death definition

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Death occurring within 28 days of life

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Perinatal death

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fetal/stillbirths of at least 20w or 400g

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What is the other name for anterior/posterior pituitary and what hormones do they release?

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Neurohypophysis- posterior: Oxytocin, ADH

Adenohypophysis- anterior: all others

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Where is HCG released and what is its function?

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Produced and released from gonatropic cells of placenta. Function: maintenance of corpus lute, inhibits foreign body response on placental cells from mother, induces vomiting

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Oestrogen production and function

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Production: ovaries and then placenta
Function: Uterine growth, vaginal lubrication, fat deposition, decrease gut motility

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Oxytocin production and function?

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Production: Posterior pituitary
Function: Cervical ripening, uterine contractions

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Progesterone production and function

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Production: ovaries, corpus luteum, adrenal glands
Function: Increased endometrial lining, breast development

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Relaxin production and function

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Production: ovaries, placenta
Function: relaxation pelvis, inhibits contractions in pregnancy

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HPL production and function

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Production: placenta
Function: decrease maternal insulin sensitivity, decrease glucose utilisation, increased lipolysis

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FSH production and function

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Production: anterior pituitary
Function: Follicular growth

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TSH production and function

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Production: Produced pituitary and released from thyroid gland
Function: metabolic rate

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Cortisol production and function

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Production: adrenal cortex
Function: stress hormone, increase BSL, control body temp, reduce inflammation

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Prolactin production and function

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Production: anterior pituitary
Function: response milk production, enlargement mammary glands

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HCG effect on pregnancy

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Increased HCG associated with hyperemesis, molar pregnancy. HCG stimulated thyroid gland potentially causing hyperthyroidism

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Oestrogen effect on pregnancy

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Increased- Adenomyosis, uterine fibroids, osteoporosis

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Oxytocin effect on pregnancy

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Contractions

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Progesterone effect on pregnancy

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Asthma- improves, excess associated with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, lack of progesterone- miscarriage

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Relaxin effect on pregnancy

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Decreased tissue fibrosis- PCOS, SLE

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HPL effect on pregnancy

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Insulin resistance- GDM

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TSH effect on pregnancy

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Increased associated molar pregnancy or hyperemesis. Congenital hypothyroidism.

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Prolactin effect on pregnancy

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Excess associated with hypothyroidism or pituitary tumour