Obstetric Hemorrhage Flashcards
What are the for Ts in obstetric hemorrhage?
Tone
Tissue
Trauma
Thrombin
What is the risk of placenta previa with concurrent placenta accreta with one prior CSD ?
1 CSD : 3%
2 CSD : 11%
3 CSD : 40%
4 CSD: 61%
5 CSD: 67%
This is the abnormal implantation of the placenta over the internal cervical os?
Placenta previa
This is the tendency of >90% of low-lying placentas to move away from the cervix & out of the lower uterine segment to better vascularized regions?
Trophotropism
What is the preferred mode of delivery for placenta previa patients who are asymptomatic and without bleeding?
Outpatient management until CSD
What will you call the condition wherein villi penetrate through the myometrium and to or throughthe serosa?
Placenta precreta
What arethe 2 most important risk factor for placenta accreta?
- Placenta previa hx
- Prior CSD
What is the management for placenta accreta patients with significant bleeding? And if asymptomatic?
Bleeding: CS hysterectomy regardless AOG
Asymptomatic: CS Hysterectomy at 34 weeks
What percentage of abruptions occur before labor and after 30 weeks ? During labor? Identified on placental inspection after delivery?
Before labor: 50%
After 30 wks AOG: 50%
During labor: 15%
Identified after delivery: 30%
What is the risk for uterine rupture in patients with a prior LTCSD? With Classical CSD?
LTCSD: 0.05-0.1%
Classical CSD: 6-12%
What is the management for uterine rupture?
Immediate laparotomy and delivery of fetus
What test is used to diagnose fetal vessel rupture and involves looking for nucleated fetal RBCs in maternal blood?
Apt Test: Examination of blood for nucleated fetal RBCs
This occurs when blood vessels insert between the amnion and chorion away from the placenta, instead of inserting directly into the chorion plate?
Velamentous cord insertion
Which in the px hx is most likely to inc the probability of placenta previa?
Cesarean section scar
As many as 7% of cases of placenta previa may be associated with?
Placenta accreta