Ob Test Flashcards
Hyperemesis Gravidum s/s
Persistent emesis, significant weight loss, dehydration, electrolyte Imbalance
Ectopic pregnancy
Implanted ovum is outside the uterine cavity, 95% occur in Fallopian tubes
Treatment for an incompetent cervix
Cerclage- suturing the cervix.
Hydatidiform mole
Molar pregnancy
Placenta prévia
Placenta developed in lower uterine segment rather than the upper.
Types of placenta previa
Marginal, partial or total
Abruptio placrntae
Premature separation of placenta
Abruptio placentae s/s
Lower back pain, dark vaginal bleeding
Gestational HTN was known as what
Formally known as eclampsia
Gestational htn s/s
Edema, vision changes, seizures
Hellp syndrome letters stand for?
hemolysis (breakdown of RBC), elevated liver enzymes, low platelets
Treatment for gestational diabetes is what and why?
Insulin. Because insulin doesn’t cross through the placenta.
Gestational diabetes risk factors
Macrosomia (infant greater than 9.9 lbs) , excessive amniotic fluid (polydramnios)
Torch infection
Toxoplasmosis- non viral
Rubella- viral
Cytomegalovirus- viral
Herpes type 2- infection becomes dormant in nerves
Two types of dysfunctional labor
Hypotonic- contractions are too weak to be effective
Hypertonic- frequent, poorly coordinated contractions