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OB final study guide Flashcards

1
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When does AO compression become a significant issue?

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18 weeks?

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2
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What are the symptoms of supine HOTN syndrome?

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LOC
Decreased venous return
Decreased CO, fetal perfusion, perfusion to lower extremities

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3
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What is the best vasoactive for treating HOTN in the parturient?

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Phenyl?

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4
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What is ion trapping?

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When a drug passing the placenta and is unable to come back to the mother
Occurs in acidotic baby and alkalotic mother?

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5
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Which meds cross the placenta?

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All except;
NMBs
Glyco
Heparin
Insulin
That leaves: Beta blockers, mag, atropine, TIVA, volatile anesthetics

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6
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What are the symptoms of mag toxicity?

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1- seizures from hypo
5- drowsy
8- DTR loss, EKG changes
15- Respiratory depression
>20- Cardiac arrest

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7
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What are the indications, dose, and contraindications for oxytocin, methergine, and carboprost?

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Indications: UTEROTONIC- increases contractility
Pitocin-
Methergine- .2mg IM, cx
Carboprost- 250mcg IM,

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8
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Normal uterine blood flow

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700-900ml/min

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9
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CV parameters in the parturient

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Increase CO, BV, O2 consumption, SV, HR,
Decreased DBP, SVR, PVR
Same: Map, SBP, CVP, PAOP

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10
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What medications shouldn’t be used in assisted reproduction technology?

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11
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What are the symptoms of aspiration?

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Dyspnea
Hypoxia
Cyanosis
Shock

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12
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Consequences of GA on fetus

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Teratogeniticity

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13
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What are the different types of previa?

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Total
Partial
Marginal
Low lying

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14
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What is the most common injury in ASA closed claim project regarding OB claims?

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Nerve damage

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15
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What drugs are most appropriate for the hemodynamically unstable pregnant pt?

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Ketamine
Etomidate

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16
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Changes in lung volumes and capacities

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Increased: RR, PaO2, Mv,
Decreased: FRC, ERV, RV, TLC
Unchanged: Vt, Vc, CC, PH

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17
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S/e of spinal narcotics

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Itching/ pruritis
N/v
Sedation
Respiratory depression

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18
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Normal EBL in the vaginal vs c/s labor

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Vaginal- 600ml
C/s- 1000ml

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19
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How to calculate APGAR

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0,1, or 2 each
normal 8-10
impending demise- <3
HR
Respiratory effort
Muscle tone
Reflex irritability
Color

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20
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Which agent increases gastric PH?

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Sodium citrate

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21
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What causes fetal bradycardia?

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Fetal hypoxia
Placental insufficiency (cord compression, hypovolemia)

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22
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Anesthetic considerations for the diabetic patient

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Macrosomia
Higher risk of C/s
Shoulder dystocia
Maternal trauma/ peri laceration

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23
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Symptoms of PDPH

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Headache10-72 hours after epidural

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24
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VEAL CHOP

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*Variable- Cord compression
Early decels- Head compression
Accelerations- Ok, give o2
*Late decels- Placental insufficiency

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25
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S&S AO compresion

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HOTN

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26
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Treatment of LAST

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100ml bolus, followed by
1.5ml/kg bolus, then .25ml/kg infusion

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27
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What si the most dangerous previa?

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Complete?

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28
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What is the ideal LA for emergent C/s?

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2-chlorprocaine because it is quickly metabolized and therefore unlikely to pass into the placenta

29
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S&S uterine rupture

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Frank blood
Pain unrelieved by a functional epidural

30
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How does the blood patch work?

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10-20cc of blood patches the whole with platelets and other clotting factors

31
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What is the cost of IV iron?

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$7/vial

32
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How do you calculate blood loss based on soaked raytecs or laps?

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Raytec 15
Lap 80

33
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Airway edema is made worse by ___

A

Pre eclampsia
Tocolytics
Prolonged Tburg

34
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The uterus receives ___ of CO

A

10%

35
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IV fluid volumed is increased by ___

A

35%

36
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DVT is ___ more likely in pregnant women

A

6x

37
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Sensitivity to MAC and LA are ___

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enhanced; they require less MAC and less LA d/t progesterone

38
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Is UBF autoregulated?

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No
Depends on CO, MAP, and uterine resistance

39
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Uterine blood flow formula

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UBF= (U. artery pressure- U. venous pressure)/ U. vascular resistance

40
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What can cause reduced UBF?

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Decreased perfusion: maternal HOTN from hemorrhage, AO compression, sympathectomy
Increased resistance: uterine contraction, HTN

41
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Drug characteristics that favor placental crossing

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LMW <500 Daltons
Non ionized
Non polar
Lipid soluble

42
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Stages of labor

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1- beginning of dilation and contractions to 10cm dilated (latent is 0-3cm, active is 3cm- to delivery)
2- 10cm dilated- delivery of newborn (pain starts)
3- begins with delivery of newborn and ends with delivery of the placenta

43
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Pain pathways for 1 and 2 stages

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1- T10-L2
2- S2-S4
Total- T10-S4

44
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Is N2O safe?

A

Yes
When used alone, will preserve uterine contractility, does not cause neonatal depression
Will not cause hypoxia, loss of airway reflexes, of LOC

45
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Lidocaine is not used for continuous spinal neuraxial analgesia because ___

A

Tachyplaxis
More likely to cross the placenta
Strong motor block ?

46
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What is the presentation of a total spinal?

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Dyspnea
Difficulty phonating
HOTN
LOC
Rapid sensory and motor block

47
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What can cause late decels?

A

Placental insufficiency
Maternal hotn, hypovolemia, acidosis, pre eclampsia

47
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Normal FHR, causes of brady and tachy

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110-160
Brady- acidosis, asphyxia
Tachy- hypoxemia, arrhythmias

48
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Normal FHR variability

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6-25

49
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What can reduce FHR variability

A

CNS depressants
Hypoxemia
Fetal sleep
Acidosis
Anencephaly
Cardiac anomalies

50
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Category 1,2,3 of evaluation of FHR

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1- safe
2- risk
3- siginificant threat to fetal oxygenation (brady, absent variability, reccurent late or variable decels, sinusoidal pattern)

51
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What is sinusoidal pattern?

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A regular, smooth, undulating wave
Signifying a compromised fetus

52
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Triple prophylaxis during RSI for the parturient

A

Sodium citrate to neutralize gastric acid
famotidine, ranitidine H2 blocker reduce gastric secretion
Reglan gastrokinetic

53
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Give pitocin ____

A

after placenta delivery

54
Q

Avoid NSAIDS when

A

First trimester
Will close the PDA

55
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Consequences of pre eclampsia

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Proteinuria
DIC
ICH/ cerebral edema
HF/ pulmonary edema

56
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Seizure proph for pre eclampsia mag dose

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4 mg over 10 min
1 mg/hr

57
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HELLP

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Hemolysis
Elevated liver enzymes
Low platelets

58
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Risk factors of previa

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Previous c/s
History of multiple births

59
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Risk factors for placental abruption

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PIH
HTN/ pre eclampsia
Cocaine/ etoh/ smoking

60
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Most common cause of PPH

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Uterine atony (thats why we always give pitcoin)

61
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Risk factors for uterine atony

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Multiparity
Polyhdraminos
Prolonged oxytocin before surgery
Multiple gestations

62
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SPO2 rises to 90 by when?

A

10 minutes
Before that, 60

63
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Normal therapeutic range for mag

A

4-7

64
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Mean maternal weight over a normal pregnancy increases how much?

A

12kg

65
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CO returns to normal by when?

A

2 weeks

66
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CO is greatest when?

A

80% increase immediately after birth

67
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