OB Flashcards

1
Q

what is preeclampsia

A

-HTN
-protein in urine
-edema

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2
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what is HELLP

A

-hemolysis
-elevated liver enzymes
-low platelets

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3
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what preterm tocolytics should you use

A

-Mag sulfate
-terbutaline

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4
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what are tocolytics

A

medications used to slow/stop the contractions of a woman’s uterus during pregnancy

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5
Q

what are the 3 types of breech delivery

A

-frank- butt present
-complete- both feet present
-footling- 1 foot is present

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6
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what is post partum hemorrhage defined as

A

greater than 500 cc blood loss after delivery

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7
Q

How do we control post delivery hemorrhage

A

-fundal massage
-oxytocin or ergometrine
-bimanual compression
-may need to give blood ( 1PRBC to 1 FPC)

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8
Q

how do you determine Mag toxicity in a pregnant woman

A

loss of deep tendon reflexes

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9
Q

who do we treat first when mom and baby are having health issues.

A

-treat mom 1st
-what’s good for mom is good for the baby

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10
Q

who consumes for O2; adults or infants

A

infants consume 2x the amount of O2 as adults

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11
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when do the fontanels close on a baby

A

-Anterior close at 12-18 months
-posterior close at/by 2 months

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12
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what is the treatment of Mag toxicity

A

calcium chloride (CaCl) 1g/10ml IVSP

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13
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sinusoidal rhythm instead of accelerations on fetal heart monitor

A

usually indicates anemia and fetal distress.

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14
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Late decelerations on fetal heart monitor

A

do not begin until peak of contractions.
Most worrisome
fetal hypoxia

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15
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Early decelerations on fetal heart monitor

A

seen when the baby’s head is compressed. often happens during late stages of labor
not harmful

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16
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Accelerations on fetal heart monitor

A

Important sign of well being during labor

17
Q

What is variability on the fetal heart monitor

A

When the heart rate bounces around on the fetal heart rate monitor.
predictor of fetal well being

18
Q

what is station

A

fetal head in relation to the mothers pubic bone.
expressed as a - or + as measured in cm
if still in the pelvic girdle it is a -
if it is outside the pelvic girdle it is a +

19
Q

Stages of Labor

A

1st- cervical dilation and effacement
2nd- starts with crowning and ends with birth of baby
3rd- delivery of placenta

20
Q

How to determine bradycardia in a fetus

A

HR below 120 bpm for 5-10 consecutive minutes

21
Q

How to determine tachycardia in a fetus

A

HR above 160 bpm for 10 consecutive minutes

22
Q

Normal HR for a new born

A

120-160 bpm

23
Q

Dilation

A

refers to the size of the cervix opening
0-10

24
Q

effacement

A

refers to the thickness of the cervix and is expressed in %
normal thickness is 2 cm