Obesity in pregnancy Flashcards
BMI measurment units
kg/m2
Obesity classes
I = 30-34.9 II = 35 - 39.9 III = 40 +
Obesity Increased fetal pregnancy risks
- stillbirth (black obese > white obese)
- recurrent miscarriage
- anomalies: cardiac, neural tube defects, hydrocephalus, orofacial, limb reduction
- SAB
Obesity maternal risks
- proteinuria
- PreE
- DM
- cardiovascular
- NASH
- OSA
Obesity cause an increased risk in spontaneous PTB?
Conflicting data
Obesity increased L&D risks
- failed induction
- increased risk for c/s
- c/s = wound dehiscence/infection
- VTE
- endometritis
- dystocia
- longer FIRST stage of labor, not second
- PPH due to atony s/p vaginal delivery, but not c/s
PP complications of obesity
- earlier d/c breastfeeding
- post pregnancy weight retention
- PP depression
- PP anemia
Childhood risks for obesity
- metabolic syndrome
- macrosomia
- IUGR
- childhood obesity
- childhood asthma
- Psych: development disorders, autism, ADD, developmental delay
Operating table typically accommodate what wt limit?
450lbs, some 1000 lbs
Preconception counseling works best in obesity
Motivational interviewing: pt centered, resolving ambivalence
Minimum Percentage of wt loss to significantly improve metabolic health
5-7%
Metformin in pregnancy, function?
decreases hepatic glucose production, shown to decrease gestational weight gain
Should obese women diet during pregnancy
Should not focus on weight loss during pregnancy: focus on dietary control, exercise, wt modification
Wt gain recs in pregnancy from IOM
- overweight: 15-25lbs
2. obese: 11-20 lbs
What if obese/overweight women do not gain or lose weight in pregnancy?
More assoc with SGA