Pregnancy Flashcards

1
Q

state 3 stages in the ovarian cycle

A
  1. follicular growth
  2. ovulation
  3. luteal function
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2
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what is high at each of the following stages:

  1. follicular growth
  2. ovulation
  3. luteal function
A
  1. follicular growth - OESTRADIOL
  2. ovulation - LH
  3. luteal function - PROGESTERONE
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3
Q

follicle secretes _____________ but if fertilised, it implants and becomes the corpus lute which secretes _____________

A

follicle secretes OESTRADIOL but if fertilised, it implants and becomes the corpus lute which secretes PROGESTERONE

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4
Q

the corpus luteum eventually becomes the _________ which secretes _ hormones in which _________ develops breast tissue for breast milk lactation

A

the corpus luteum eventually becomes the PLACENTA which secretes 3 hormones in which PROLACTIN develops breast tissue for breast milk lactation

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5
Q

name the 3 possible types of diabetes in pregnancy

A

T1DM
T2DM
GDM (3rd trimester when placenta significantly grows)

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6
Q

what week does foetal organogenesis occur?

A

week 5

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7
Q

another word for large baby?

A

macrosomia

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8
Q

3 possible complications of a neonate?

A

respiratory distress - immature lungs

hypoglycaemia - fits

hypocalcaemia - fits

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9
Q

management of T1DM and T2DM in pregnant women?

A

folic acid 5mg (very low)

regular eye checks

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10
Q

what drug should you avoid for HBP in pregnancy?

A

ACEI and statins

use labetalol instead

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11
Q

T1DM drug?

T2DM drug?

GDM drug?

A

T1DM drug - insulin

T2DM drug - metformin and probably insulin later

GDM drug - lifestyle, metformin and may need insulin

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12
Q

if someone with hypothyroidism becomes pregnant, you must ________ the dose of thyroxine by 25mg

A

if someone with hypothyroidism becomes pregnant, you must INCREASE the dose of thyroxine by 25mg

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13
Q

hCG increases __________ which suppresses ___

A

hCG increases THYROXINE which suppresses TSH

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14
Q

hCG causes increased T4 and lowers TSH but causes _____________ ___________ (sickness of pregnancy)

A

hCG causes increased T4 and lowers TSH but causes HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM (sickness of pregnancy)

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15
Q

Infertility
Spontaneous miscarriage
Stillbirth
Thyroid crisis in labour

Transient Neonatal thyrotoxicosis

can all occur in what?

A

hyperthyroidism

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16
Q

hyperthyroid management in pregnancy?

A

wait and see

beta-blockers if needed

low dose ATDs:
propylthiouracil 1st trimester
carbimazole in 2/3rd trimester

17
Q

what drug can cause the following:

embryopathy in 1st trimeter
scalp abnormalities
GI abnormalities
choanal & oesophageal atresia

A

carbimazole

18
Q

what drug can cause the following:

liver toxicity

A

propylthiouracil

19
Q

TRAb antibodies can cross the placenta and cause what?

A

neonatal transient hyperthyroidism

20
Q

pregnant female at 10 weeks gestation:

high T4
high T3
low TSH

diagnosis?

A

hyperemesis