Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of gestational thrombocytopenia?

A

70-150K.

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What are the indications for treatment of ITP in pregnancy?

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If a patient is symptomatic, if the platelet drop less than 30K, to achieve a platelet count for surgery

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3
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What are the first line treatment options for ITP in pregnancy that can be used for all trimesters?

A

Corticosteroids and IVIG

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4
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When can splenectomy be used for refractory ITP in pregnancy?

A

early 2nd trimester

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5
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What are the clinical features of preeclampsia?

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BP over 140/90, proteinuria after 20 weeks gestation. If absence of proteinuria they must have end organ damage-low platelet, elevated LFTs, pulmonary edema, or headache.

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What is the treatment for preeclampsia?

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Delivery at 37 weeks unless they have severe preeclampsia or progressive end organ damage, you can then deliver at 34 weeks. All patients need treatment with aspirin as well.

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What is the treatment of HELLP? And for refractory cases?

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Delivery asap! Plasma exchange for refractory cases (can also use steroids too).

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What is the recommendation for patients who meet the revised Sapporo criteria for APS and have a history of 3 early term loss (less than 10 weeks) or 1 late term loss (greater than 10 weeks)?

A

Use prophylactic dose of LMWH and aspirin

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What is the recommendation for patients who have APS and a history of VTE

A

You give therapeutic doses of LMWH in combination with aspirin.

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What is the recommendation for prior VTE associated with nonhormonal temporary provoking risk factor and no other risk factors?

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Suggests against antepartum anticoagulant prophylaxis BUT recommends postpartum anticoagulant prophylaxis

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What is the recommendation for Protein C and S deficiency for AC prophylaxis?

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For antepartum with and without a family history they recommend against AC. For postpartum they only recommend AC if they have a family history.

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What is the recommendation for AC if they have homozygous factor V Leiden?

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For all patients regardless of family history these patients will need both antepartum and postpartum prophylaxis.

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13
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What is the recommendation for heterozygous factor V Leiden or Prothrombin gene mutation?

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For both anepartum and postpartum they recommend against prophylaxis.

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What is the recommendation for AC prophylaxis for antithrombin III def?

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Only for those with a family history do they suggest giving AC both antepartum and postpartum.

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What is the recommendation for any patient desiring pregnancy that has a compound heterozygous thrombophilia?

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Regardless of their family history every patient will need both antepartum and postpartum prophylaxis.

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16
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For a patient with a prior unprovoked VTE or one caused by hormonal therapy what is the recommendation?

A

They recommend both anetpartum and postpartum prophylaxis.

17
Q

What is the treatment of acute fatty liver of pregnancy?

A

Prompt delivery of the fetus is the treatment with coagulation support for liver dysfunction or DIC.

18
Q

What is the clinical presentation of acute fatty liver of pregnancy?

A

Elevated LFTs, RUQ pain, N/V, jaundice, mild low platelet, hypoglycemia, DIC/coagulopathy, thrombosis (from rare ATIII def).