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OBN: Prenatal Care Flashcards

1
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At ____ weeks, 75g OGTT should be done

A

24-28 weeks

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2
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At _____ weeks, BPP can be done among patients with severe complications

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24-28 weeks

Otherwise, it can be done at 32-34 weeks AOG

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3
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At ____ weeks, biometry can be done

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ANYTIME

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4
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Cite the 10 danger signs of pregnancy

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General: fever, non-dependent edema
Head: Headache, BOV, vomiting
Abdomen: Epigastric/RUQ pain, decreased fetal movement, dysuria
Vagina: Bloody discharge, watery discharge

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5
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____ refers to the number of pregnancy irrespective of outcome

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gravidity

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6
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In a primigravid, quickening is felt at ____ weeks AOG

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18-20 weeks AOG.

multigravid, 16-18 weeks AOG

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7
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Cite examples of poor obstetric outcome (cite 6)

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  1. Two consecutive abortions
  2. 3 or more repeated abortions
  3. History of preterm delivery
  4. History of FDU
  5. History of preterm/term neonatal death
  6. Previous baby with congenital anomaly
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8
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Cite examples of High risk pregnancy

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  1. Extreme age (<=17 or >= 35 years old)
  2. Medical complications
  3. Poor obstetric history
  4. Placenta previa
  5. Gynecologic tumors
  6. Coexisting trophoblastic disease
  7. With problems with fetal aging, structure, size
  8. Poly- or oligohydramnios
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9
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___ syndrome: secondary to intake of this can lead to growth retardation, facial abnormalities, CNS dysfunction

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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

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___ weeks AOG when the uterus becomes an abdominal organ

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12 weeks AOG

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11
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___ weeks AOG when the fundus is at the umbilicys

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20 weeks AOG

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12
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Weeks at which the fundal height correlates closely with AOG

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20-34 weeks AOG

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13
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as early as ___ weeks, the fetal heart tones can be heard by doppler UTZ

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8 weeks

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Using a stethoscope, the FHT can be heard as early as ___ weeks

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16 weeks. 80% at 20 weeks. 100% at 22 weeks.

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15
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___ leopold maneuver which checks the fetal lie above the pelvic inlet

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L3 or pawlick’s

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16
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____ leopold maneuver to check what fetal pole lies the fundus

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L1 or fundal grip

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17
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____ mg elemental iron needed for large, twin, started late, irregular, decreased hgb

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60-100mg elemental Fe/day

Otherwise, normal is 27mg/day

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18
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___mg folic acid needed if with history of NTD

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4mg. Start giving preconception until 1st trimester.

Otherwise, 400microgram

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19
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Travel is safe up to ___weeks of pregnancy

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36 weeks

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20
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Amniocentesis for karyotyping, FISH, and relieve hydramnios is done at what week

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15-20 weeks

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21
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Common complication of chorionic villous sampling which is done at 10-13 weeks

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  1. Fetal loss
  2. Limb reduction
  3. Oromandibular limb hypoplasia
22
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What are the indications of fetal blood sampling?

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  1. Fetal anemia

2. Treatment of platelet alloimmunization

23
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Fetal movement is felt by a primigravid at ___ weeks

A

18 to 20 weeks

24
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Fetal movement is felt by a multigravid at ___ weeks

A

16 to 18 weeks

25
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How many days after ovulation can you detect hCG in the urine?

A

8-9 days after ovulation

plateaus at 16 weeks

26
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What are the conditions that can result to increased hCG?

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  1. Multiple pregnancy
  2. Molar pregnancy
  3. Exogenous injection
  4. Impaired renal clearance
  5. hCG secreting tumors from GI, ovary, bladder, lungs
27
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What is the first sonographic evidence of pregnany seen on UTZ at 4-5 weeks

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Gestational sac

28
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Yolk sac can be appreciated on what week of pregnancy?

A

middle of 5th weeks

29
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____ refers to an echogenic ring with an anechoic center which confirms intrauterine location of pregnancy

30
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____ linear structure adjacent to the yolk sac seen on age >6 weeks

31
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What parameter is predictive of gestational age within 5 days; it can be taken up to 12 weeks

32
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[Fetal heart sounds]

age heard using a doppler UTZ

33
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[Fetal heart sounds]

age heard using a stethoscope

34
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[Prenatal Nutrition]

Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9

A

normal = 1 lb

35
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[Prenatal Nutrition]

Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of <18.5

A

Underweight = 1 lb

36
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[Prenatal Nutrition]

Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of 25 to 29.9

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overweight = 0.6 lb

37
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[Prenatal Nutrition]

Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of >30

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Obese = 0.5

38
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

Calories

A

add 100-300kcal/day

39
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

protein

A

add 5-6g per ay

40
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

elemental iron, low risk

A

27mg/day (low risk)

41
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

elemental iron, large women, twin pregnancy, anemia

A

60-100mg/day

42
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

iodine

43
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

calcium

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900mg/day (1 quart of milk_

44
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What is the calcium requirement for women age 19-50 years old

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1000 mg/day

45
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

folate, all women

A

400 mcg/day

46
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

folate, with history of NTD

47
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA]

vitamin C

A

80-85mg/day

48
Q

[Immunization in Pregnancy]

TDap schedule

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0,1,6-12 months

IM

between 27 to 36 weeks

Booster every 10 years, once per pregnancy

49
Q

[Immunization in Pregnancy]

influenza vaccine

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once a year; february to june

50
Q

[Immunization in Pregnancy]

hepatitis B

A

0, 1, 6

IM

51
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[Immunization in Pregnancy]

what are the vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy?

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  1. Measles
  2. Mumps
  3. Rubella
  4. Varicella
  5. HPV

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