OBN: Prenatal Care Flashcards

1
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At ____ weeks, 75g OGTT should be done

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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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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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10
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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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14
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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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____ 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

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18 to 20 weeks

24
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Fetal movement is felt by a multigravid at ___ weeks

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16 to 18 weeks

25
How many days after ovulation can you detect hCG in the urine?
8-9 days after ovulation plateaus at 16 weeks
26
What are the conditions that can result to increased hCG?
1. Multiple pregnancy 2. Molar pregnancy 4. Exogenous injection 5. Impaired renal clearance 6. hCG secreting tumors from GI, ovary, bladder, lungs
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What is the first sonographic evidence of pregnany seen on UTZ at 4-5 weeks
Gestational sac
28
Yolk sac can be appreciated on what week of pregnancy?
middle of 5th weeks
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____ refers to an echogenic ring with an anechoic center which confirms intrauterine location of pregnancy
yolk sac
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____ linear structure adjacent to the yolk sac seen on age >6 weeks
embryp
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What parameter is predictive of gestational age within 5 days; it can be taken up to 12 weeks
CRL
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[Fetal heart sounds] age heard using a doppler UTZ
10 weeks
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[Fetal heart sounds] age heard using a stethoscope
20 weeks
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[Prenatal Nutrition] Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9
normal = 1 lb
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[Prenatal Nutrition] Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of <18.5
Underweight = 1 lb
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[Prenatal Nutrition] Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of 25 to 29.9
overweight = 0.6 lb
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[Prenatal Nutrition] Allowable weight gain for pregnant patients with a BMI of >30
Obese = 0.5
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] Calories
add 100-300kcal/day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] protein
add 5-6g per ay
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] elemental iron, low risk
27mg/day (low risk)
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] elemental iron, large women, twin pregnancy, anemia
60-100mg/day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] iodine
220ug/day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] calcium
900mg/day (1 quart of milk_
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What is the calcium requirement for women age 19-50 years old
1000 mg/day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] folate, all women
400 mcg/day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] folate, with history of NTD
4mg.day
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[Pregnant Nutrition: RDA] vitamin C
80-85mg/day
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[Immunization in Pregnancy] TDap schedule
0,1,6-12 months IM between 27 to 36 weeks Booster every 10 years, once per pregnancy
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[Immunization in Pregnancy] influenza vaccine
once a year; february to june
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[Immunization in Pregnancy] hepatitis B
0, 1, 6 IM
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[Immunization in Pregnancy] what are the vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy?
1. Measles 2. Mumps 3. Rubella 4. Varicella 5. HPV