Pregnancy Loss Flashcards

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1st Trimester dates

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1st day of LMP - 13 weeks and 6 days

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2nd Trimester dates

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14 weeks - 27 weeks and 6 days

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3rd Trimester dates

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28 weeks - 42 weeks

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What is the Estimated Date of Confinement (EDC)?

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Due date

= 40 weeks after the FDLMP (first day of LMP)

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5
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Abortion dates

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< 20 weeks

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6
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Preterm dates

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20 weeks - 36 weeks and 6 days

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Fullterm dates

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37 weeks - 42 weeks

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8
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Postdates

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> 42 weeks

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9
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When is hCG first detected?

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6-8 days after ovulation

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10
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What are the levels for a (-) and (+) hCG test? What should the levels be around the expected time of menstruation?

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(-) = < 5
(+) = > 25
– Around time of expected menstruation = 100

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11
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hCG ____ every ____ days

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Doubles every 2 days

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12
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What is the Discriminatory level of hCG?

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1500-2000 = should see a gestational sac

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What is the Discriminatory level of hCG?

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1500-2000 = should see a gestational sac

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If there is an abnormal rise in hCG that is less than 53% in 2 days, what does that indicate?

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Ectopic or Abnormal IUP

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15
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At what level of hCG should you see the fetal pole?

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5200

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16
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When does the risk of SAB significantly decrease?

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8 weeks with normal ultrasound and cardiac activity present

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What are the most common causes for SABs?

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Chromosomal abnormalities

  1. Turner’s (45XO)
  2. Trisomy 16
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18
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What is a Threatened Abortion/

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Vaginal bleeding with a closed cervix

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19
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Vaginal bleeding with a closed cervix

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Threatened Abortion

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What is an Inevitable Abortion?

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Vaginal bleeding with a partially dilated cervix

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21
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Vaginal bleeding with a partially dilated cervix

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Inevitable Abortion

22
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What is an Incomplete Abortion?

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Passage of some of the products of conception (fetal tissue)

23
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Passage of some of the products of conception with a dilated cervix and vaginal bleeding?

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Incomplete Abortion

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What is the treatment for an Incomplete Abortion?

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Suction D&C to remove the rest of the products of conception

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What is a Complete Abortion?
Passage of all products of conception (fetal tissue) with a closed cervix
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Passage of all products of conception and a closed cervix
Complete Abortion
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Symptoms of an Incomplete Abortion?
Vaginal bleeding Abdominal pain Dilated cervix
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Symptoms of a Complete Abortion?
RESOLVE
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What is the treatment for a Complete Abortion?
No treatment needed
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What is a Missed Abortion?
Fetus has expired and remains in the uterus
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Fetus has expired and remains in the uterus
Missed Abortion
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What are the symptoms and risks that present with a Missed Abortion?
NO symptoms | --> Coagulation problems may develop
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With a Missed Abortion, what treatment options?
- Expectant management - Misoprostol - Suction D&C
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What is a Septic Abortion?
Retained infected products of conception (fetal tissue)
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Retained Infected products of conception
Septic Abortion
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What are the symptoms of a Septic Abortion?
Fever, abdominal tenderness, purulent discharge and bleeding
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If a patient presents with fever, purulent discharge, bleeding and tenderness, what type of SAB is it?
Septic Abortion
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What is the treatment for a Septic Abortion?
Antibiotics and Suction D&C
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What is a Blighted Ovum?
Fertilized egg develops a placenta but NO embryo
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What will be seen on ultrasound with a Blighted Ovum and what is it?
Fertilized egg develops a placenta but NO embryo | -- US: EMPTY GESTATIONAL SAC
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If you see an Empty gestational sac on ultrasound, what type of SAB occurred?
Blighted Ovum
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With a Blighted Ovum, what are the treatment options?
- Expectant management - Misoprostol - Suction D&C
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What defines Recurrent SABs?
3 successive SABs | -- not including moles or ectopics
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3 successive SABs that does not include ectopics or moles
Recurrent SABs
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What are some maternal factors that can cause Recurrent SABs?
Infection Smoking/Alcohol Older age Uterine/Cervical Incompetence
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If you believe that chromosomal factors are causing Recurrent SABs, what should you do and look for?
Karyotype both parents | --> Translocations?
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What is the most common immunologic cause for Recurrent SABs?
Antiphospholipid Syndrome
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What is the most common immunologic cause for Recurrent SABs?
Antiphospholipid Syndrome
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What is the treatment for women with Antiphospholipid Syndrome when they are pregnant?
Heparin and Aspirin
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Older maternal age is a significant risk factor?
Recurrent SABs