Pregnancy At Risk Flashcards
Maternal effects of alcohol use during pregnancy
Malnutrition
Bone marrow suppression
Increased incidence of infections
Liver disease
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Physical and mental damage in a child due to alcohol exposure while in the womb
Neonatal effects of alcohol use during pregnancy
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Abnormal structural development and CNS dysfunction
Growth deficiencies
Classic dystrophic facial features
Associated anomalies: cardiac. Optic. Auditory. Renal. Skeletal system.
Maternal effects for cocaine use
Seizures and hallucinations Pulmonary edema Respiratory failure Cardiac problems Maternal specific effects: first trimester spontaneous abortion, abruptio placenta, IUGR, preterm birth/and or still birth
Fetal effects for cocaine use
Decreased birth weight and head circumference Feeding difficulties Breast milk from cocaine mother Extreme irritability Vomiting and diarrhea Dilated pupils and apnea
Maternal effects for heroin use
Poor nutrition and iron deficiency Preeclampsia-eclampsia Breech position Abnormal placental implantation Premature rupture of membranes Preterm labor Abruptio placenta Meconium Higher incidence of STI and HIV
Fetal effects of heroin use
IUGR
Withdrawal symptoms after birth
Marijuana use
Difficult to evaluate
No known teratogenic effects
PCP use
Maternal overdose
Psychotic event
MDMA (ecstasy) use
Long term impaired memory and learning
Diabetes
Endocrine disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
Inadequate production of insulin
Inadequate utilization of insulin
Cellular or extra cellular dehydration (glucose in blood pulls water from cells)
Breakdown of fats and proteins (state of ketosis)
Gestational diabetes
Carbohydrate intolerance of variable severity
Causes of GDM
Unidentifiable preexisting disease
Effect of pregnancy on a compensated metabolic abnormality
A consequence of altered metabolic from change in hormone levels
Effects of pregnancy on carbohydrate metabolism
Early: increased insulin production and tissue sensitivity
Second half of pregnancy:
After 20 weeks
Increased peripheral resistance to insulin
Maternal risks with DM
Hydramnios Preeclampsia-eclampsia Ketoacidosis Dystocia Increased susceptibility to infections