OB Flashcards
1 maternal death in US
cardiovascular disease
Coagulation factors that increase
1 = fibrinogen (doubles)
VII, VIII, IX, X, XII, vWF
D-dimer
Cardiac changes in pregnancy
Inc SV, HR, CO
Progesterone –> dec SVR, MAP, afterload
Time CO is greatest in pregnancy
immediately after delivery (75%)
Resp changes in pregnancy
MV inc 50% due to inc TV
Resp alkalosis 7.44/30/104/20
Dec RV, ERV = FRC
Faster inhalation induction d/t dec FRC and inc MV
Tx of AFE
Inflammatory mediators is cause
Intubate, 100% O2
Fluids
Phenylephrine +/- milrinone –> Norepi and epi if LV fails
Early administration of blood products
What hemodynamic parameter is NOT likely to change during pregnancy?
CVP
Lab changes in pregnancy:
- Cr
- Uric acid
- Bicarb
- Prothrombin time (PT)
- D-dimer
- Albumin
- Dec
- Dec
- Dec (18-22)
- Dec
- Inc
- Dec
Oxy hemoglobin dissociation curve in pregnancy?
RIGHT shift - P50 is 30mmHg
Facilitates unloading to fetus + in CO to compensate for dilutional anemia
LA most likely to undergo ion-trapping in fetal acidemia
Lidocaine
Bupi and Ropi highly protein bound and cross placenta less freely
Risk factors for placenta accreta
AMA Multiparity Placenta previa Previous uterine surgery Smoking
Electrolyte abnormality with oxytocin
hypoNa
Coagulation factor that DECREASES in pregnancy?
Protein S
Indications for uterine relaxation
VD of twin in transverse position Breech position to deliver head C/S for fetal anomaly (hydrocephalus) Inverted uterus Retained placenta