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OB BOLD 2 Flashcards

1
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morbidity

A

disease/ ilness

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2
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two tests of baby well being

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biophysical profile (BPP) and non stress test (NST)

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3
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4 BPP scoring criteria

A

fetal breathing movement, fetal movement, fetal tone, amniotic fluid volume

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4
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fetal breathing expected by what week

A

26

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5
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what counts as fetal breath

A

hiccups

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6
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fetal tone is

A

extension of joint (including mouth or hand)

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7
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nonstress test is

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5th part of Bpp

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8
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Non stress test accesses

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fetal heart rate excelleration with movement

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9
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whats considered reative on NST

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2 accelerations of 15 bpm for 15 seconds

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10
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first factors to be affected by asphyxia

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NST and breathing

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11
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fetal breathing decreases significantly when

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up to 3 days before labour

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12
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head sparing

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decreased resistance of blood to the brain to save organ

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13
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uterine wall too thin called (3)

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placenta accreta, increta and percreta

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14
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cervical incompetence aka

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cervical insufficiency

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15
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cervical incompetence=

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<2.5

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16
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cervical incompetence can occur by ______ going through what shaped

A

funnelling

Y - U - V

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17
Q

what should be able to be visualized on early pregnancy

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Corpus luteum

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18
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trophblastic cells develop to

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chroion frondulosum and leave

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19
Q

vascularization of placenta at

A

5 weeks

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20
Q

intervilous spaces called _______ fill with blood

A

lacunea

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21
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ultimately a _____ forms from the chorion frondulosum

A

placental disk

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22
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Placenta develops ____

A

septa

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23
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sections made by septa are called

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cotelydons

24
Q

in grade 2 of placenta we see

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basal plate calcifications

25
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Placenta makes what hormone

A

hCG and progesterone and hCS

26
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hCS affets

A

maternal metabolism

27
Q

what is placental abruption

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placenta begins to fall away from the decidua basalis during the pregnancy

28
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the clear of the internal os measurement of the placenta should be

A

> 2cm

29
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marginal placenta privia is

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placenta near edge of internal os

30
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complete placenta privia

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covering internal os

31
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succenturiate lobe

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accessory lobe to placenta

32
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pathologies of large placenta (2)

A

intraplacental hemorrhage

chorioangioma

33
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small placenta might suggest

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poor blood flow

34
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poor placental growth associated with IUGR

A

intrauterine growth restrictions

35
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what is responsible for providing blood to the intervillous spaces

A

decidual spiral arteries

36
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umbilical cord surrounded by

A

whartons jelly

37
Q

too long of cord has potential for

A

nuchal cord

38
Q

important part of umbilical anatomical scan

A

poin it connects to placenta and to the fetus

39
Q

Abodminal cord insertion seen at

A

8-12 weeks

40
Q

placental cord insertion (PCI) should be seen where

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center of the placenta

41
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marginal cord insertion

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near edge of placenta

42
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velamentous cord insertion

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cord inserts into membranes adjacent to the placenta

43
Q

to the fetus from the placenta blood flow

A

no pulsatility

44
Q

are 2nd and 3rd trimester cord cysts okay ?

A

no

45
Q

during 2nd and 3 trimester fetus is surrounded by

A

amniochorionic membrane

46
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amniotic band syndrome is

A

inadequate fusion of amnion and chorion

47
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PROM stands for

A

premature rupture of membranes

48
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aminocentesis is

A

campling of the amniotic fluid

49
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PROM for >24 hours can cause

A

chorioamnionitis

50
Q

amnionic fluid function(3)

A

shock absorb, temperature regularion and allows fetal movement.

51
Q

major sourse of AFV is

A

urine

52
Q

skin cells sloughed off called

A

vernix

53
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polyhydraminos is

A

too much amniotic fluid

54
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AFV is subjective by

A

experience of sonographer

55
Q

largest signle pocket must not have

A

umbilical cord and fetal body parts

56
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what is important when acessing pocket

A

transducer orientation (vertical depth, AP)

57
Q

normal AVF

A

2-8cm

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