Prenatal care Flashcards
10 danger signs of pregnancy
- Headache
- Blurring of vision
- Prolonged vomiting
- Fever
- Nondependent edema
- Epigastric/RUQ Pain
- Decreased fetal movment
- Dysuria
- Bloody vaginal discharge
- Watery vaginal discharge
Signs of preeclampsia
Headeache Blurring of vision prolonged vomiting Epigastric/ RUQ pain Nondependent edema
Signs of infection
Fever
dysuria
watery vaginal discharge
signs of threatened pregnancy
bloody vaginal discharge
decreased fetal movement
High risk pregnancy
extremes of age Medical complications Poor obstetrical history placenta previa gynecologic tumors coexisting trophoblastic dse px with problems with fetal aging, structure and size polyhydramnios or oligohydramnios
smoking increases risk for
placenta previa abruptio placenta prom preterm delivery SGA spontaneous abortion fetal anomalies and death
fetal alcohol syndrome
Growth retardation
facial abnormalities
CNS dysfunction
Illicit drugs increases risk for
IUGR
SGA neonate
at 12 wks aog fundal height is
uterus becomes an abdominal organ
at 16 wks aog fundal height is
midway btn pubis symphysis and umbilicus
at 20 wks aog fundal height is
at the level of the umbilicus
fetal heart tone can be detected by doppler as early as
8 wks and 100% by 10 wks
fetal heart tone can be detected by stet as early as
16 wks
80%-20wks
100% - 22wks
which grip identifies what fetal pole occupies the fundus
fundal grip
which grip identifies what fetal part lies above the pelvic inlet
pawlick’s grip