Perinatal Medicine Flashcards

1
Q

Effect of smoking on pregnany

A

Low birth weight
IUGR
Increased risk SIDS

(Correlated with #cigarettes smoked per day)

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2
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Effect of folic acid deficiency during pregnancy

A

Neural tube defects

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3
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Effect of alcohol during pregnancy

A

FAS

  • cardiac abnormalities
  • facies (saddle nose, maxillary hypoplasia, absent philtrum, thin upper lip)
  • growth restriction
  • developmental delay
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4
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Features of fetal alcohol syndrome

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  • cardiac abnormalities
  • facies (saddle nose, maxillary hypoplasia, absent philtrum, thin upper lip)
  • growth restriction
  • developmental delay
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5
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Three primary features of congenital rubella

A

Cataracts
Cardiac problems
Deafness

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6
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Effect of warfarin during pregnancy

A

Interference with cartilage formation (e.g. nasal hypoplasia)
Cerebral haemorrhages
Microcephaly

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7
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Effect of vitamin A/retinoids during pregnancy

A

Increased spontaneous abortions, abnormal facies

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8
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Effect of opioid abuse during pregancy

A

Prematurity
IUGR
Opiate withdrawal - jittery, sneezing, seizures, etc.

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9
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Signs of opiate withdrawal in neonate

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Jittery, sneezing, poor feeding, D&V, weight loss, seizures

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10
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Effect of cocaine abuse during pregnancy

A

Preterm delivery
Placental abruption

Cerebral infarction

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11
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Maternal infections that can damage fetus

A
Rubella 
CMV 
VZV 
Toxoplasmosis 
Listeria 
Parvovirus 
Syphilis
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12
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What is the extent of fetal damage (rubella) associated with?

A

Gestational age
<8 weeks worst
<20 weeks bad

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13
Q

Commonest congenial infection

A

CMV

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14
Q

% of fetuses with CMV +ve mothers who get infected

A

40%

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15
Q

Features of toxoplasmosis in fetus

A

Retinopathy
Cerebral calcification
Hydrocephalus

–> long term neuro disability

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16
Q

Non-immune mother exposed to chickenpox (mx)

A

VZIG asap (given up to 10 days after contact)

17
Q

Non-immune mother with chickenpox infection (mx)

A

Avoid any contact (until all lesions crusted over)
If over 20/40 gestation Aciclovir (500mg 5/day 7 days)

If under 20/40 - hospital admission for IV aciclovir
Refer to FMU

18
Q

Non-immune mother with chickenpox infection at delivery (mx)

A

Avoid elective birth until AFTER 7 days after infection (allow maternal IGs to passive transfer)

If birth within 7 days - VZIG immediately to fetus
+ IV aciclovir

19
Q

Vitamin K deficiency can result in?

A

Haemorrhagic disease of the newborn