T4-Hemorrhagic Disorders Flashcards

1
Q

What are symptoms of shock?

A
  • Rapid thready pulse
  • Pallor
  • Hypotension
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Symptoms of shock are -Rapid thready pulse

  • Pallor
  • Hypotension

What do we see first? last?

A

First we see the rapid, thready pulse. One of the last things to see is hypotension

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Painless cervical effacement and dilation that is not associated with contractions

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Incompetent cervix

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4
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What do we do for incompetent cervix?

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Cerclage methods

  • Shirodkar
  • McDonald procedure
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Cerclage methods: What is shirodkar?

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Ligated submucosa around cervix

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6
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Cerclage methods: What is McDonald procedure?

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Purse-string suture

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7
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Who is a candidate for cervical cerclage?

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  • Membranes intact

- If they have history of abortions/miscarriages in 2nd trimester

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Prophylactic cerclage is placed at ____ weeks on pts known to have prior short cervix or spontaneous miscarriages

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11-15 weeks

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9
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Discharge home after cerclage procedure..What do they need to know?

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  • Monitor for s/s of preterm labor/infection (PROM, fever greater than 100.4, contractions, decreased fetal mvnt)
  • They may get antibiotic or anti-inflammatory
  • If labor begins, they may get tocolytics
  • Sutures MUST be removed before bag birth is accomplished!!
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10
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If a patient who had a cerclage procedure calls and says they are in labor, what do we tell them?

A

To come on in to have sutures removed

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11
Q

What is most common site for ectopic preg?

A

FT

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12
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If there is an ectopic pregnancy, as it grows it can rupture causing severe hemorrhage, collapse, and death. This is a medical emergency! This reduces the chance of what and why?

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Reduces chance of other pregnancies bc of damage or destruction of a FT

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13
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STD and PID are risk factors for ectopic pregnancies because it causes scarring. What STD especially mentioned is a major risk?

A

Gonorrhea!

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14
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What are symptoms of ectopic preg?

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  • Positive preg test
  • Vag spotting or severe bleeding
  • Sharp abdominal pain that is UNILATERAL; also this pain may radiate to the shoulder
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15
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How is diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy confirmed?

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Transvaginal ultrasound

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16
Q

How do we fix ruptured tube from ectopic preg?

A

Linear salpingectomy (tube is not perserved)

17
Q

For a tubal preg w.o rupture, what can we give and why?

A

Methotrexate; destroys rapid dividng cells

18
Q

A hydatidiform mole is an abnormal growth of ____ tissue

A

Trophoblastic

19
Q

H. Mole: How do chorionic vili grow?

A

Into fluid filled, grape like clusters

20
Q

What are the 2 types of H. mole?

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Complete and partial

21
Q

What mole develops from an empty ovum (no maternal genetic maternal)?

A

Complete

22
Q

What mole develops from a partial mole?

A

Abnormal embryo that usually aborts in 1st trimester

23
Q

GTD- What kind of mole predisposes client to choriocarcinoma (malignant GTD)?

A

Complete molar preg

24
Q

If you see purple like blood, what is it?

A

H. mole

25
Q

How is vag bleeding in H mole?

A

Brown “prune juice” containing grape like vesicles

26
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What are some assessment finding indicating GTD?

A
  • Prune juice blood
  • Fundus higher than expected
  • FHT absent
  • Elevated hCG levels
  • Ultrasound looks like molar pattern
27
Q

GTD are usually aborted in ____

A

1st tri

28
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What are 2 complications associated with GTD?

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  1. Excess NV causing hyperemesis gravidarum r/t high hCG levels
  2. Preeclampsia (severe) during 1st half of preg
29
Q

GTD care.. what is it (3)?

A
  • Suction evacuation regardless of type
  • Tested for malignancy
  • Treatment started if malignant tissue found
30
Q

So tissue was negative for malignancy after GTD suction. What is the follow up care for non-malignant GTD?

A
  • Weekly hCG levels initially, then monthly for 1 year
  • Chemo prophylactic or as treatment
  • Encourage client to prevent preg for 1 year