remember (week 1)

Question 1

what are physiological haematological changes in pregnancy

Answer 1

anemia (but should be over 110)
increased clotting
increased risk of DVT

Question 2

what are the risks of oxytocin

Answer 2

PPH
placental abruption
uterine explosion
tachysustole
abnormal FHR

Question 3

what are the absolute indications for inducing labour

Answer 3

chorioamnionitis
hemmorhage
pre eclampsia
PPROM with GBS + status
meternal illness
fetal Demise (sepsis)

Question 4

what are moderate risk factors for NTD

Answer 4

HTN, obesity, epilepsy, DM, or fam hx

Question 5

what is a high risk factor for NTD

Answer 5

partner or personal hx

Question 6

what is Whartons jelly

Answer 6

protects umbilical cord

Question 7

what kind of tests are teratogenic

Answer 7

Xray and CT (thats why we do ultrasound)

Question 8

when do we do prenatal visits

Answer 8

Q4 weeks until 30 weeks
Q2 weeks until 36 weeks
Q1 week until brith

Question 9

what constitutes the first, second and third trimester

Answer 9

first: 1-13
second: 14-26
third: 27 to term

Question 10

how do we get an L/S sample

Answer 10

amniocentesis

Question 11

which vaccines are reccomended during pregnancy

Answer 11

• COVID and flu
  TDAP in third trimester

Question 12

what is a contraindication for an amniotomy

Answer 12

not in labour
head not engaged

Question 13

what do we assess after amniotomy

Answer 13

• Temp Q2 hours
• FHR
• time and colour of fluid