Obs - Antenatal Conditions Flashcards

1
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what is antepartum haemorrhage?

A

bleeding from the genital tract ≥24wks

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2
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risk factors for placental abruption?

A
pre eclampsia
HT
smoking
drugs
multiple pregnancy
Hx
polyhydramnios
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3
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features of placental abruption?

A
small blood loss
symptoms inconsistent (worse)
pain
hard woody uterys
difficulty feeling fetal parts
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4
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what happens in placental abruption?

A

separation of normally implanted placenta before birth of fetus

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5
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Tx for placental abruption?

A
bloods
fluids
anti D
steroids <36wks
deliver baby
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6
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what happens in placenta previa?

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placenta is implanted in the lower uterine segment

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7
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risk factors for placenta previa?

A
age
multiparous
Hx
c section Hx
uterine abnormalities
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8
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features of placenta previa?

A

painless bleeding
soft uterus
high head felt

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9
Q

Ix for placenta previa?

A

US
CTG
anti D
steroids <36wks

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10
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what steroid is given? why?

A

betamethasone

promote fetal lung surfactant
decrease chance of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome

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11
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Tx for placenta previa?

A

major (os covered) - c section
minor (>2cm from os) -vaginal
prior bleeding - deliver at 37-38wks

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12
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what is placenta accreta?

A

placenta invades the myometrium (muscle layer)

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13
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features of placenta accreta?

A

severe bleeding

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14
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Tx for placenta accreta?

A

C section at 37wks ± hysterectomy

wait one year to give birth

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15
Q

risk factors for uterine rupture?

A
c section 
uterine surgery
multiparous
multiple pregnancy
labour induction/prolonged
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16
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features of uterine rupture?

A
blood loss
contractions stop
high fetal head
abdo pain 
fetal parts easily felt
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17
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what drugs can increase risk of uterine rupture?

A

syntocinon

prostaglandins

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18
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Tx for uterine rupture?

A

stop oxytocins

c section ± hysterectomy

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19
Q

when should placenta previae be detected on antenatal scans?

A

18-20wk scan

TVUS can then be done if still persisting at 32 wks

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20
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what happens in vasa previae?

A

fetal blood vessels runa cross the opening of the uterus in the membranes

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21
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features of vasa previae?

A

blood produced when membranes rupture

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22
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Ix for vasa previae?

23
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Tx for vasa previae?

A

emergency c section
deliver at 34-36wks
anti D
steroids <36wks

24
Q

what is rhesus?

A

antigen on the RBC

one being D antigen

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what happens is rhesus negative and exposed?
IgM antibodies form too big to cross placenta in further pregnancies, exposed to same antigen and IgG form these can cross cause haemolytic disease of the newborn
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when is rhesus status checked?
booking
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when are anti D doses given if mother is rhesus negative?
28wks
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in what situations should rhesus be given?
``` APH fetal death amniocentesis/CVS miscarriage vaginal bleeding >12wks molar pregnancy TOP ectopic ```
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what features are seen in haemolytic disease of the newborn? is this extra/intra vascular?
jaundice CCF hepatosplenomegaly kernicterus extravascular
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Tx for haemolytic disease of the newborn?
phototherapy FBCs IVIgs
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what is a miscarriage?
loss of the fetus after a positive pregnancy test up until 23+6 wks
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risks factors for miscarriage?
``` PCOS DM age smoking alcohol/drugs obese HT antiphospholipid syndrome infections Hx ```
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features of miscarriage?
bleeding cramps passed products
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what are features of cervical shock? what causes it?
``` cramps N+V sweating hypotension bradycardia ``` incomplete miscarriage sitting at the os
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what types of miscarriage exist? what is the os like?
``` threatened (closed) inevitable (open) incomplete complete (products in vagina) early fetal demise ```
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Ix for miscarriage?
bHCG US speculum
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Tx for a miscarriage?
``` conservative medical (misoprostol) MVA surgery anti D ```
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what is implantation bleeding?
bleeding before when period is due when a women is pregnant
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what is a subchorionic haematoma?
blood collects between chorion and uterine wall
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how many miscarriages until a patient is referred to rheum?
3
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what is an ectopic pregnancy?
implantation of a normal fetus outside the uterus
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risk factors for an ectopic pregnancy?
``` Hx surgery IUD STIs smoking ```
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features of an ectopic pregnancy?
``` pain (abdo/iliac fossa/left shoulder tip) bleeding collapse pallor peritonism GI/urinary symptoms ```
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when does an ectopic pregnancy commonly occur in a cycle?
6-8wks after LMP
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commonest sites for an ectopic pregnancy?
ampulla isthmus ovary peritoneum
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Ix for ectopic pregnancy?
FBC G+S bHCG TVUS
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who gets conservative ectopic pregnancy management? what is done?
``` <30mm unruptured asymptomatic no heart beat bHCG <1500 and declining ``` bHCG is monitored over 48hours (should fall)
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who gets medical ectopic pregnancy management? what is done?
``` <35mm unruptured no pain no heart beat bHCG <3000 ``` MTX
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who gets surgical ectopic pregnancy management?
>35mm pain/ruptured can be a visible heart beat salpingectomy/otomy
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what gets a miscarriage classed as a pregnancy of unknown viability?
gs <25mm CRL <7mm rescan in 7-10 days
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what is in liver that is teratogenic?
vit A
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what carries listeria risk?
pate | soft cheese
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what carries a toxoplasmosis risk?
under pasteurised milk
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booking bloods?
``` HIV syphilis hep B sickle/thalassaemias blood type + Abs ```