Prenatal Screening And Diagnosis Flashcards

1
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Observations in BPP

A
Amniotic fluid volume
Fetal tone
Fetal movements
Fetal breathing 
NST
 Score: 8-10 reassuring 
            > 8 abnormal
            2-0: very concerning /fetal death
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2
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First trimester screening

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NT : should be below 3,5. Done between week 11-13+6 
B- hcg: 
PAPP-A
Nasal bone
Ductus venous flow
Tricuspid valve flow
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3
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Triple test

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Week 15-20
AFP
B hcg
Estriol

Trisomy 21: low AFP and estriol , elevated hcg

Trisomy 18: low hcg, AFP and estriol

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4
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Quadruple test

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Week 15-20
AFP
B hcg
Estriol 
Inhibin A
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5
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Integrated screen

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PAPP-A
NT
Quad screen 
This is the highest detection rate of DS
Can be used for screening of: tri 18, 21 and open NTD
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6
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What risk ratio for DS is the mother offered invasive testing (CVS or amniocentesis)

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1:270

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7
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Screening for NTD

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AFP in 2nd trimester: increased value
USG
From 15-22 weeks gestation

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8
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Fetal biometry

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Is used to assess growth or gestational age

1) biparietal diameter (measured at the level of thalamus and cavum septum pellicidum). Is the most accurate measurement of GA between 12th and 18th week.
2) head circumference
3) abdominal circumference
4) femur length

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9
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When to perform genetic amniocentesis

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From 15th to 20th week

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10
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What can you detect in amniocentesis?

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Check for NTD (AFP+ acetylcholinesterase), chromosomal abnormalities, Infections, bilirubin measurement (anaemia), fetal lung maturity (L/S ratio and PG)

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11
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Risk of fetal loss in amniocentesis?

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0,2-0,5%
1% of post procedure amniotic fluid leakage
1-2% Risk of preterm delivery if done in 3rd trimester

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12
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When to perform fetal anatomy survey?

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18th-20th week

Margin of error in GA: 7 days +-

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13
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Chorionic villus sampling

At which week ?

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10-12th week
Transcervical or transabdominal
Does NOT screen for oNTD

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14
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LS ratio

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> 2:1 = low risk of RDS

From amniocentesis

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15
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USG dating

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Best done between 8-12 week GA
Crown rump length: error 5 days
Most accurate dating
Change EDC to USG dates if > 1 week discrepancy from EDC based on LMP

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16
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Risk of feral loss in CVS

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1-2 %

17
Q

Increased MSAFP

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Incorrect GA
Twins 
Fetal demise 
oNTD
Abdominal wall defect (omphalocele)
18
Q

Decreases MSAFP

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Incorrect GA
GTN
Missed abortion
DS, Tri 18
Maternal diabetes
19
Q

NST

When is a test reactive ?

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Reactive test: 2 accelerations of at least 15 beats amplitude of 15 seconds duration in a 20 min period

20
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NST

Most common cause of a nonreavtice NST?

A

Fetal inactivity or sleep

I’d test is nonreactive after 40 min a BPP or CST indicated