Pregnancy adaptions Flashcards

1
Q

Who does pregnancy involve?

A
  • woman (physiological & psychological)
  • father of baby
  • extended family (siblings, grandparents)
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2
Q

ways to diagnose a pregnancy

A

presumptive
probable
positive

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3
Q

probable diagnosis

A

lab tests

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4
Q

presumptive diagnosis

A
because of s/s:
missed period
morning sickness
fainting
frequent urination
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5
Q

positive diagnosis

A

ultrasound - when you see a fetus (around 9-10 weeks)

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6
Q

TPAL

A

Term
Preterm
Abortion
Living

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7
Q

gravidity

A

how many times a person has been pregnant (T+P+A)

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8
Q

parity

A

how many times a person has given birth

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9
Q

reproductive changes during first trimester

A

menses cease
cervix softens, turns blueish
uterus increases in size, shape, and position
breasts are large and tender

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10
Q

cardiovascular changes during first trimester

A

increased cardiac output
increased HR
increased blood volume
increased risk for blood clots

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11
Q

respiratory changes during first trimester

A

oxygen needs increase
diaphragm pushed up
enlarged chest

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12
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musculoskeletal changes during first trimester

A

relaxin provides mobility

body posture/center of gravity changes

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13
Q

GI changes during first trimester

A

n/v
constipation/diarrhea
motility

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14
Q

renal changes during first trimester

A

UTI

increased frequency

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15
Q

endocrine changes during first trimester

A

placenta secretes hormones to maintain pregnancy

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16
Q

integumentary changes during first trimester

A

hyperpigmentation

increased circulation to skin

17
Q

ways to determine delivery date

A

Nagele’s Rule

McDonald’s technique

18
Q

Nagele’s Rule

A

uses the last menstrual period, goes back 3 months, adds 7 days, then adds a year

19
Q

McDonald’s technique

A

measures the fundus and determines age of fetus; this can be done starting the 2nd trimester

20
Q

warning signs during third trimester

A

bleeding

sudden gush of fluid

21
Q

pregnancies at risk

A

advanced maternal age (35+)

multifetal pregnancy