ToRCH and more Flashcards

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congenital toxoplasmosis: fetal effects

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hydrocephalus, intracranial calcifications, chorioretinits. can also lead to seizures, SAB

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how is toxoplasmosis treated?

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best treatment is prevention- pregnant women should avoid cat litter, gardening, raw meat, and unpasteurized milk
can give sulfadiazine, pyrimethamine, folinic acid

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What are the fetal manifestations of rubella? What is the treatment?

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blueberry muffin rash, hearing loss, vision changes, CV anomalies, CNS abnormalities, hepatiits. classic triad is PDA or pulmonary artery hypoplasia, cataracts, and deafness
risk of SAB
prevention is key- immunize before attempting to conceive if possible. if contract rubella during pregnancy there is no treatment

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What are the fetal manifestations of measles?

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incr risk of prematurity, IUGR, and SAB.

high risk of neonatal death if disease transmission occurs

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How is measles treated during pregnancy?

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mother should be immunized before attempting to conceive
if she gets infection during pregnacy, give immune serum globulin
you can’t vaccinate a pregnant woman becasue the virus is live

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What are the fetal manifestations of syphilis?

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neonatal anemia, deafness due to CNVIII problems, hepatosplenomegaly, PNA, hepatitis, osteodystrophy, rash followed by hand/foot desquamation. high neonatal mortality

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What are the fetal manifestations of CMV?

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IUGR, chorioretinits, CNS abnormalities, intellectual disability, vision abnormalities, deafness, seziures, hydrocephalus, hepatosplenomegaly
(First aid just lists hearing loss, seizure, petechial or bluberry muffin rash)

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What is the tx for CMV during pregnancy?

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no tx during pregnancy, ganciclovir may decr the effects in neonates

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What are the risks associated with HSV during pregnancy?

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incr prematurity, IUGR, SAB, high risk of neonatal death or CNS abnormalities

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What is the treatment for hepatitis B in pregnancy?

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maternal vaccination. vaccinatio nof neonate and administration of immune globulin shortly after birth

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What are the risks of HIV infection during pregnancy?

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HIV infection acquired in utero has a rapid progression to AIDS. Recommend early HIV screen during pregnancy and AZT to decr. risk of vertical transmission

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What HIV meds should be avoided during pregnancy?

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efavirenz, didanosine, stavudine, and nevirapine

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When do we screen for GBS? What is the treatment?

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screen at 34-37 wks

tx is beta lactams or clindamycin IV during labor

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What is the risk of VZV infection during pregnancy?

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-encephalitis, PNA, IUGR, CNS abnormalities, limb abnormalities, blidness, high risk of neonatal death

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What is the treatment for VZV in pregnancy?

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  • varicella immune globulin given to nonimmune mom within 96 hrs of exposure and to neonate if born during active infection
  • can’t give vaccine in pregnancy
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