SAB's, Ectopic, and Rh Isoimmunization Flashcards
1st trimester =
FDLMP –> 13+6 wks
2nd trimester =
14 wks –> 27+6 wks
3rd trimester =
28 wks –> 42 wks
Estimated Date of Confinement (EDC) =
FDLMP + 40 wks
Preterm delivery =
20 wks –> 36+6 wks
Full term delivery =
37 wks –> 42 wks
Postdates =
> 42 wks
When is hCG first detected in urine
6-8 days after ovulation
At what hCG level is pregnancy detected in the urine
25
What is the rate at which hCG rises and when does it peak
Doubles every 2 days
Peak at 10 wks (100,00)
At what hCG level can a gestational sac be seen
1500-2000
At what hCG level can a fetal pole be seen
5200 (5 wks)
Which abnormalities are the most common causes of SAB’s in the 1st trimester
Chromosomal
What is the most common chromosomal abnormality causing SAB
Turner syndrome
What is the most common class to cause an SAB and which member of the class is most common
Trisomy’s
Trisomy 16
Def = vaginal bleeding and a closed cervix with 50% chance of loss
Threatened abortion
Def = vaginal bleeding and partially dilated cervix with definite loss
Inevitable abortion
Def = vaginal bleeding, dilated cervix, lower ab cramping with some passage of conception products
Incomplete abortion
Def = passage of all conception products with resolution of Sx’s
Complete abortion
Def = expired fetus with remains staying in uterus and no Sx’s
Missed abortion
Def = retained, infected conception products causing fever, hemorrhage, purulent discharge, and cervical tenderness
Septic abortion
Gestational sac but no fetus
Blighted ovum
“Anembryonic gestation”
What is the definition of recurrent abortions
3 successive SAB’s (not including ectopic and molar)
What is the classic triad of Sx’s for an ectopic pregnancy
Missed menses
Vaginal bleeding
Lower ab pain