OB final Flashcards

1
Q

What is brown fat

3 things it does

A

FAt released when you are cold
increases metabolic rate
causes hyperbilirubinemia because it displaces bilirubin from binding sites (albumin)

leads to hypoglycemia

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2
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3 things brown fat does to the lungs

A

increases respiratory rate
decreases surfactant production
vasoconstricts

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3
Q

What drugs cause hypoglycemia 3

A

Maternal terbutaline, mag sul, beta blockers

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4
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S/S of hypoglycemia 8

A

Jitteriness, weak anywhere, dyspnea, cyanotic/pallor, tachy, low temp, exaggerated moro reflex, seizures

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5
Q

What is low birth weight

A

2500g or less

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6
Q

SGA

A

Infant or babe below 10th percentile of normal weight for gestational age.

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7
Q

What does the umbilical cord look like on an IUGR or SGA babe? 3

A

Thin, yellow, dry

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8
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Problems with SGA 4

A

Hypothermia-lack of fat
hypoglycemia-lack of glycogen stores
polycythemia- hypoxia
impaired mental development-lack of glucose

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9
Q

Why won’t SGA babes void for 24 hours after born

A

Dehydration

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10
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What are SGA babes at risk for when delivered?

A

Meconium aspiration

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11
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LGA measurement

Risk 5

A

90th percentile of normal gestational age

Multiparaous, gain more than 35lbs, increased weight, genetic, diabetic

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12
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What does increased BGL in a babe do? 1

one thing to remember about LGA babes

A

Decrease surfactant

DIABETES!!!!

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13
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Problems associated with LGA babes 4

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Nerve injury (palsy), intracranial hemmorrhage from prolonged labor
Polycythemia
hyperviscosity.

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14
Q

postmature infants look like 4

A

alert, long fingernails, weight loss, big head

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15
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What is considered preterm infant?

A

prior to 37 weeks

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16
Q

When can babe suck swallow breathe

A

not until 36 weeks

17
Q

What will erythroblastosis fetali cause in babe

A

Anemia, jaundice, hydrops-edema, death

18
Q

How to test for erythroblastosis

A

Indirect or direct coombs test
In-prenatal to check mom’s blood stream
Dir-infant cord blood for abs attached to RBC

19
Q

When do we give Rhogam

A

at 28 wks and wi 72 hours if an even happens

20
Q

What do we use for an intrauterine transfusion?

what do we use after delivery?

A

O neg PRBC q2weeks

exchange transfusion of 75%-80% with Rh-blood

21
Q

what will jaundice cause 3

and 3 organs

A

CP,MR, hearing loss,

kidneys, intestines, pancreas

22
Q

risk factors for hyperbil (two are drugs)

A

pitocin, antidiuretics,

23
Q

What is the ABO incompatibility?

A

Mom is O babe is A or AB

mom is A babe is B or AB

24
Q

Neonate hyperbil issues 4

A

Excessive weight loss after birth, Infection, , male, sibling

25
Q

Tx for jaundice one you don’t know

A

Albumin protein in general

26
Q

Nursing care for hypoglycemia one drug in emergency

A

Steroids

27
Q

Symptoms of Respiratory distress syndrome 2

A

Ground glass on xray-atelectasis

and all respiratory crisis things

28
Q

Treatment for Respiratory distress syndrome O2 level

A

pao2 50-70mmhg

29
Q

What can excessive 02 therapy cause? 3

A

cap hemorrhage, scar, retolental fibroplasia

30
Q

Meconium aspiration syndrome 4

and one thing to remember

A

air in but not out, overdistention of alveoli, rupture, pneumothorax
cant wash out have to let it be reabsorbed.

31
Q

Infection in babes risks 3

A

Premature and LBW, IGM won’t cross placenta and is needed for bacterial infections
Male gender

32
Q

4 hospital acquired infections

A

sepsis, UTI, meningitis, pneumonia

33
Q

EAT sleep

console rules

A

eat at least 1 oz
sleep at least one hour
consoled after ten min

34
Q

Risk for oxytocin 4

A

water toxin, edema, tachy , hypoTN