OB Protocol Flashcards

0
Q

After fetal position is conceptualized, sonographer determines…

A

Left and right side of fetus

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What is the suggested protocol for an OB?

A
Survey uterus, cervix, LUS, adnexa
Fetal HR
Fetal position
Placental location
AFI - 4 quadrants
Anatomy survey of fetus
Perform biometric measurements of fetus
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2
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Why is knowing left and right side of fetus important?

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To asses fetal anatomy and situs correctly

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3
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How should you move through an anatomy scan?

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Systemically from head to feet

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4
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What are the types of fetal positions?

A

Breech
Vertex/cephalic
Oblique
Transverse

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5
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What are the types of breech?

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Complete
Incomplete
Frank

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6
Q

Fetal stomach lies on the fetal __________ side. This can help determine left and right.

A

Left

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7
Q

Fetal GB is on the __________ side and apex of the heart is pointing toward fetal __________ in relationship to stomach.

A

Right

Left

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8
Q

Fetal aorta lies slightly to the __________ of midline, __________ to spine, and IVC is the the __________ of midline.

A

Left
Anterior
Right

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9
Q

Roles of the placenta?

A

Permit exchange of oxygenated maternal blood with deoxygenated fetal blood

Maternal vessels coursing through posterior placenta circulates blood into placenta

Blood from fetus reaches this point through the umbilical cord

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10
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What is PCI?

A

Placental cord insertion

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11
Q

What AFI?

A

Amniotic fluid index - 4 quadrants

Allows fetus to move freely within amniotic cavity

Maintains intrauterine pressure & protects developing fetus from injury

Umbilical cord & membranes, lungs, skin, kidneys all contribute to production of amniotic fluid

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12
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__________ Into amniotic sac accounts for most of total volume of amniotic fluid by second half if pregnancy.

A

Fetal urination

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13
Q

Quality of fluid is directly related to __________.

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Kidney function

*kidney issues will procure little to no amniotic fluid

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14
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Amount of amniotic fluid is regulated by not only production, but also…

A

Removal of fluid by swallowing

Fluid exchange with lungs, membrane, cord

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15
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Normal __________ is critically dependent on exchange of fluid.

A

Lung development

16
Q

Inadequate lung development may occur when there is severe __________.

A

Oligohydramnios - small or hypoplastic lungs

17
Q

When does volume of amniotic fluid increase & then slowly diminishes?

A

34th week of gestation

18
Q

When should amniotic fluid appear to surround fetus and should be readily apparent?

A

2nd & early 3rd trimester

19
Q

Normal fetal brain parenchyma appears __________ because of small size reflectors & high water content in tissue.

A

Hypoechoic

20
Q

__________ And __________ are more echogenic in the cranium.

A

Sulcus and gyrus