QUIZ 3: NURSING CARE OF A FAMILY EXPERIENCING A SUDDEN PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS Flashcards

1
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  • is the medical term for any interruption of a pregnancy before a fetus is viable (able to survive outside the uterus if born at that time)
A

Abortion

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2
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  • fetus of more than 20 to 24 weeks of gestation or one that weighs at least 500 g
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viable fetus

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3
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  • occurs before week 16 of pregnancy
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early miscarriage

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4
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occurs between weeks 16 to 24

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late miscarriage

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5
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begin as vaginal bleeding, Initially only scant and usually bright red.
slight cramping, but no cervical dilatation

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Threatened Miscarriage

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6
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If the treatment of threatened miscarriage Is not adequately or timely manage

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Imminent (Inevitable) Miscarriage

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7
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Occasionally, some part of the gestational tissue may be retalned within the uterus during the process of miscarriage while other parts may be expelled such as membrane or placenta

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Incomplete Miscarriage

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8
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Entire products of conception (fetus, membranes, and placenta) are expelled spontaneously without any assistance.

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Complete Miscarriage

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9
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also commonly referred to as early
pregnancy failure
fetus dies in utero but is not expelled
ultrasound can establish the fetus has died

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Missed Miscarriage

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10
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When three or more miscarriages occur spontaneously, the process is termed as recurrent or habitual aborters.

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RECURRENT PREGNANCY LOSS

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11
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rare in complete spontaneous miscarriage
possible major hemorrhage in incomplete miscarriage or in a woman who develops DIC
monitor VS for signs of hypovolemic shock

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Hemorrhage

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12
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develops in women who lost appreciable amounts of blood
danger signs of infection
fever, abdominal pain or tenderness, foul vaginal discharge

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Infection

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13
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abortion that is complicated by infection
frequently occurs in women who have tried to self-abort or aborted illegally using non sterile instrument

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Septic abortion

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14
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if fetus is Rh positive and women is Rh negative, Rh positive blood enters maternal circulation and cause isoimmunization

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Isoimmunization

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15
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sadness and grief over the loss or a feeling that a woman has lost control of her life

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Powerlessness or Anxiety

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16
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An ____ is one in which implantation occurs outside the uterine cavity.

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ectopic pregnancy

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17
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When pregnancy occurs in both the womb and the tube at the same time.

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HETEROTOPIC PREGNANCY

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18
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At weeks 6 to 12 of pregnancy (2 to 8 weeks after a missed menstrual period) , zygote grows large enough to rupture the slender fallopian tube or the trophoblast cells break through the narrow base

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RUPTURED EP

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19
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Very rarely after an ectopic pregnancy ruptures - products of conception are expelled into the pelvic cavity with a minimum bleeding

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ABDOMINAL PREGNANCY

20
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___ is abnormal proliferation and then degeneration of the trophoblastic villi

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Gestational trophoblastic disease

21
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Previously termed Incompetent cervix is a condition that refers to the inability of the cervix to hold the fetus any longer until term because it has dilated prematurely.

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PREMATURE CERVICAL DILATATION

22
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is a condition wherein the placenta of a pregnant woman is Implanted abnormally in the uterus. It accounts for the most incidents of bleeding in the third trimester of pregnancy

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Placenta previa

23
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is the premature separation of the placenta that occurs late in the pregnancy.

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ABRUPTIO PLACENTA

24
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is an acquired disorder of blood clotting in which the fibrinogen level falls to below effective limits.

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DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION

25
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labor that occurs before end of week 37 of gestation, occurs in approximately 9% to 11% of deaths pregnancies, and accounts for up to 75% of neonata

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PRETERM LABOR

26
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is rupture of fetal membranes with loss of amniotic fluid before 37 weeks

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Preterm Premature rupture of membrane (PPROM) -

27
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amniotic membrane rupture at or after 37 completed weeks and not in labor yet

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Premature rupture of membrane (PROM)

28
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major threat to the fetus as seal is lost and uterine and fetal infection may occur

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maternal and neonatal infection

29
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extension of the cord out of the uterine cavity into the vagina. Extension of the cord

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cord prolapse

30
Q

distorted facial features and pulmonary hypoplasia from pressure. Distorted facial features and pulmonary hypoplasia from pressure.

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Potter-like syndrome

31
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visualization of a characteristic “fern-like” pattern on a slide, viewed under a low power on a microscope

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Fern test

32
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Amniotic fluid has an alkaline pH (7.1-7.3), and the paper will turn blue.

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Litmus test

33
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involves putting a drop of liquid obtained from vagina onto paper strips containing Nitrazine test nitrazine dye

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Nitrazine test

34
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is a condition in which vasospasm occurs during pregnancy in both small and large arteries

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Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) or Gestational Hypertension

35
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if blood pressure elevation > 140/90 before 20 weeks and persists ≥12 weeks postpartum

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Chronic hypertension

36
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usually mild and later in pregnancy

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Gestational hypertension (PIH)

37
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A woman is said to be mildly preeclamptic when her blood pressure rises to 140/90 mmHg, taken on two occasions at least six (6) hours apart.

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Mild Preeclampsia

38
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A woman has passed from mild to severe preeclampsia when her blood pressure has risen to 160 mmHg systolic and 110 mmhg diastolic or above on at least two occasions 6 hours apart at bed rest.

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Severe Preeclampsia

39
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This is the most severe classification of PIH.

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Eclampsia

40
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Occurs when more than one fetus simultaneously develop in the uterus

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MULTIPLE PREGNANCY

41
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  • is the simultaneous development of two fetuses
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Twin pregnancy

42
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, which results from fertilization of two ova leading to fraternal twin

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Dizygotic twins (80%)

43
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which results from fertilization of one ova leading to identical twin

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Monozygotic twins (20%)

44
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Usually the amniotic fluid volume during pregnancy is 500 to 1000 mL at term.
Excess fluid more than 2000 mL or an amniotic fluid index above 24 cm is considered hydramnios

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Hydramnios

45
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refers to a pregnancy with less than the average amount of amniotic fluid
As part of the volume of amniotic fluid is formed by the addition of fetal urine, this is usually caused by a bladder or renal disorder in the fetus that interferes with voiding.

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Oligohydramnios