Obs:Antenatal Care Flashcards

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Ideally, when should the booking visit be done and between what times ?

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Ideally before 10 weeks but can be done between 8 and 12 weeks

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What is the purpose of the booking visit ? (4)

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  1. Yo identify women that are high risk and require additional care; 2. Measure maternal height, BP and BMI; 3. Routine booking investigation and 4. Others
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What is there mnemonic for routine booking investigations ?

What are the routine booking investigations? (6)

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BUS SHIVR HB
Bloods: FB (pre-existing anaemia) and antibody screen and rhesus status (both repeated at weeks 28 & 34)
Urinalysis (protein: asymptomatic UTI, glucose: hyperglycaemia and symptomatic bacteria)
USS, screening for chromosomal abnormalities
Serological tests for syphilis, hep B, HIV & rubella immunity check
Hb electrophoresis in those that are high risk

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What is done for others ? (2)

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Blood tests for sickle cell anaemia (Afro-Carribeans) and thalassaemia (Mediterranean’s and Asians) to screen partners of women are carriers

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When is the USS during the booking done between ?

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11+0 and 13+6 weeks

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What are the types of USS ?

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Dating and detailed scan

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What is the purpose of the dating USS ? (3)

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  1. Fetal viability, 2. Current gestation (using crown rump length of if less than 14 weeks) and 3. Multiple pregnancy
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What is the combined test used to estimate the risk of ?

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To estimate he risk of trisomy 21

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What does the combined test involved ?

When is the combined test done ?

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The combined test involves USS, nuchal translucency, serum markers: PAPP-A (pregnancy associated plasma protein A) and h-BCG and maternal * previous obstetric history
This is done during the dating scan

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What is the name of the second scan ? And Between what’s weeks of pregnancy is this done between ?

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Detailed anomaly scan and is done between 18+0 and 20+6

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What is the purpose of the second scan ?

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To detect most of fetal structural abnormalities

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What are the things that the second scan detects ? (7) 😭

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CNS, Cardio, Abdominal, urogenital, chest wall, skeletal and fetal hydrops

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Give an example or examples of the 7 fetal anomalies detected by the anomaly scan ?

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  1. CNS: spina bifida, anencephaly, 2. Cardio: ASD, TOF; 3. Abdo: Gastrochesis; 4. Chest wall defects: diaphragmatic hernia; 5. Urogenital: hydrocephalus, 6. Skeletal dysplasia and 7. Fetal hydrops: pleural effusion and skin oedema
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What preconception advice should be given to patients ? (4)

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  1. Folic acid, vitamin D and C supplementation; 2. Lifestyle advice: lose weight if overweight, stop smoking and Alcohol (FAS); 3. Review education and 4. Leaflets about pregnancy and antenatal classes
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What is the mnemonic used to identify those at high risk pregnancy during the booking visit ?

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A COP

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16
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What are the risk factors for high pregnancies ?

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Age < 15: teen pregnancy and > 35: elderly first time pregnancy
Commodities: 5 main ones: 1. Hypertension, diabetes, renal disease, cardiovascular disease and thromboembolic disease; 2 others: autoimmune disease and infection(HIV)
Others: SAD: 1. Smoking, 2. Alcohol and 3. Drugs
Previous pregnancies: MPG: 1. Multiple pregnancy, 2. Pre-ecamplsia/eclampsia/Hypertension and 3. Gestational diabetes

17
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What is the structure of a booking visit history to identify a high risk pregnancy ?

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Identify RFs + full obstetric including family history of congenital illnesss

18
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What things should remember to ask about in the Drug and family history ?

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DH: medications before and during pregnancy; FH: problems or illness that occur during pregnancy in the family; congenital illnesses

19
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What is the management for low risk ?

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Manage normally + preconceptual advice

20
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What is the management for high risk ?

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Referral to secondary care for specialist services care providing more intensive antenatal care during the course of pregnancy in hospital?

21
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What 2 additional things are done for nulliparous pregnant women only in antenatal care ?

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Week 25: fundal height + BP to exclude preeclampsia

Week 31: fundal height, BP and urine dip + review bloods

22
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 22 weeks ?

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If RFs, uterine artery Doppler

23
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 28 weeks ? (3)

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FBC & 1st Anti-D if rhesus negative: (3) others: fundal height, GTT if indicated, iron supplementation for anaemia

24
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 32 weeks ?

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If low-lying placenta repeated anomaly scan

25
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 34 weeks ? (2)

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FBC and 2nd Anti-D injection

26
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 36, 38 and 40 weeks ? (2)

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  1. Information regarding birth, 2. Check position and presentation and offer ECV if breech presentation
27
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 41 weeks ? (2)

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Fundal height and lie

Offer membrane sweep and discuss induction

28
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For all pregnant women, what is done at 42 weeks ? (2)

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Induction or regular monitoring of baby