obstetrics Flashcards
fetal heart tones
doppler= week 10
also it is the same week in witch B-hCG peaks
Gestational Sac
visible at week 5 by vaginal ultrasound
B-hCG=1000-1500
prenatal visits
week 0-28=
weeks 29-35=
weeks 36-birth=
week 0-28= every 4 weeks
weeks 29-35=every 2 weeks
weeks 36-birth= every week
CMV
petechial rash + periventricular calcificacions
(toxoplamosis calcificacions are intracranial calcifications and no rash)
TOXOPLASMOSIS
- hydrocephalus
- intracranial calcifications
- chorioretinitis
- Ring-enhancing lesions on MRI
fetal cardiac tone
US=6-7 weeks
doppler=10 week
nonviable pregnancy
gestational sac >25mm without a fetal pole or absence of fetal cardiac activity when CRL>7mm on transvaginal ultrasound
early deceleration
head compression
late deceleration
uteroplacental insufficiency and fetal hypoxemia
variable deceleration
umbilical cord compression
biophysical profile
Test the Baby MAN
- fetal Tone
- fetal Breathing
- fetal Movement
- Amniotic fluid volume
- Nonstress test
confirmatory 3 hour (100mg) glucose test (GTT) values fasting= 1h= 2h= 3h=
fasting=>95
1hour=>180
2hour=>155
3hour=>140
2 or more is positive
MILD PRECLAMSIA
BP>140/90 on two occasions>6 hours apart.
proteinuria(>300mg/24h or 1 to2 + urine dispsticks)
edema
SEVERE PRECLAMSIA
BP 160/110 in tow occasions>6 hours apart
PROTEINURIA >5g/24hours or 3-4 + urine dipsticks) or oliguria(
polyhydramnios
AFI>25
oligohydramnios
AFI
breastfeeding contraindications
HIV infection
Active HBV and HCV
somo drugs(tetracyclines,chloramphenicol)
morning sickness causes
increase in beta-HCG
first sign of pregnancy
goodell sign (4 weeks) softening of the cervix