Pre term birth Flashcards

1
Q

When is a baby smaller than usual when born?

A

Pre term delivery

Intra utering growth restriction

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Definition of pre term birth?

A

Born between 24 and 36+6 weeks

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Aetiology of pre term birth?

A
Infection
Over distention
Vascular eg palcenta disruption
Intercurrent illness
Cervical incompetence
Idiopathic
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4
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What is the definition of small for gestational age (SGA)?

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Infant with birthweight less than 10th centile for gestation

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5
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Maternal factors leading to poor growth?

A

Smoking, alcohol, drugs

Height and weight

Age

Maternal disease

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Fetal factors leading to poor growth?

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Infection eg rubella, CMV
Congenital eg absent kidneys
Chromosomal eg Downs

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Placental factors leading to poor growth?

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Infarcts
Abruption
Often secondary to hypertension

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8
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How is IUGR sub divided?

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Symetrical and asymetrical

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9
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What measurements are used to assess growth?

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Abdominal circumf and head circumf

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10
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What is cardiotocography?

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A means of recording the fetal heartbeat and uterine contractions during pregnancy

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