OB basics and prenatal care Flashcards

1
Q

EDD

A

LMP, go back 3 months, add 7 days

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2
Q

Gravida

parity

A

G: # of total pregnancies
P: # of deliveries

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3
Q

P _ _ _ _

A
# of term infants
# of premature deliveries
# of abortions
# of living children
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4
Q

frequency of prenatal visits

A
  • initial visit 6-8 weeks after LMP
  • examined every 4 weeks until 32nd week
  • every 2 weeks up to 36 weeks
  • weekly after
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5
Q

fundal ht checked first when

A

20 wks

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6
Q

check fetal hrt movement when

-nml rate

A

10 weeks

- 120 to 160 bpm

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7
Q

UA for what

A

glucosuria, ketonuria, proteinuria

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8
Q

what is quickening

A

first awareness of fetal movement; usually occurs 18-20 weeks in primigravida; 14-18 wks in multigravada

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9
Q

bleeding gums, profuse salivation, increasing varicositis, heartburn, hemorrhoids, fatigue

A

common complaints of PG

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10
Q

Advanced maternal age

A

35 y.o

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11
Q

chadwicks sign

A

6-8 weeks after conception

bluish cervix, vagina, labia due to venous congesion secondary to increase in estrogen

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12
Q

hegars sign

A

4-12 weeks after conception

softening of the uterine isthmus allowing palpation or compression of the connection between the fundus and cervix

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13
Q

ultrasound can detect fetal heart activity as early as when

A

5-6 weeks after LMP

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14
Q

what can indicate increased risk of trisomy 21

A

abnormally low PAPP-A and abnormally high free B-hCG

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15
Q

nuchal scan

-when

A

screen for trisomy 13, 18, 21, turner syndrome

- 10-13 weeks

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16
Q

b hCG peaks ..

A
  • 100,000 by 10 weeks, decreases in 2nd trimester, then levels off in 3rd trimester
  • it doubles every 48 hrs during early pregnancy
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17
Q
  • ectopic
  • monitor trophoblastic disease
  • screen for fetal aneuploidy
A

get a quantitative b hCG when (3)

18
Q

CVS advantage

- diagnostic or screening

A

adv: can be performed in 1st trimester, results back within 48 hrs
* * diagnositc not screening

19
Q

CVS disadvantages

A

disadv: cannot be used in AFP testing for neural tube defects; infections, miscarriages, can get limb defects < 9wks

20
Q

quadruple screen

A

15-18 wks; estriol, AFP, inhibin A, b hCG

21
Q

CVS when. results when

A

10-13 wks; 48 hrs

22
Q

amniocentesis when; results when

A

15-18 wks; 7 days

23
Q

high AFP; %

A

risk of neural tube defects; 75-85%

24
Q

estriol, AFP, and inhibin A shows risk for trisomy 21

A

high estriol and AFP, low inhibin A

25
Q

decels

A

decrease in HR 15bpm or lasting over 15 seconds; or a slow return to baseline

26
Q

biophysical profile

A

2 points each:

NST, amniotic fluid, gross fetal movements, fetal tone, fetal breathing

27
Q

miscarriage risk of

  • CVS
  • amniocentesis
A

CVS: 0.7 - 1.3%
amniocentesis: 0.2-0.3%

28
Q

glucose test

A

fasting, given 50 gms po. should be below 100.
1 hr: below 180
2 hr: below 155
3 hr: less than 140

29
Q

what is CVS

A

biopsy of placental tissue to obtain chromosomal info about the fetus

30
Q

which prenatal test for testing fetal lung development at 32 wks

A

amniocentesis

31
Q

can a quadruple screen be used for a diagnostic diagnosis for trisomy 21

A

no

32
Q

which Rh is bad and what can it lead to

A

negative. hemolysis of fetal Rh RBCs

33
Q

indirect coombs test

A

test mom’s antibody production if she is negative

34
Q

direct coombs test

A

test if fetal RBC have antibodies attached to them

35
Q

% of population that is Rh negative

A

15%

36
Q

3 things that increase risk for Rh problems

A

spontaneous abortion, therapeutic abortion, previous delivery with no Rhogam given

37
Q

Rh antibody titer of what needs monitoring

A

1:16

38
Q

does RBC or IgG cross the placenta

A

IgG

39
Q

monitor Rh problems with what 2 tests

A

amniocentesis and ultrasounds

40
Q

4 labs to get for the fetus in Rh pregnancies

A

fetal bilirubin, CBC, Hgb, U/S

41
Q

give rhogam when

A

at 28 wks and within 72 hours of delivery; or trauma

42
Q

+ CST vs - CST test

A

+ is bad; - is good