women's health pregnancy and childbirth Flashcards

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placenta abrutio

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PAINFUL
SUDDEN onset of vaginal bleeding with hard (hypertonic) uterus. > risk with HTN, cocaine. if severe, baby must be delivered

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placenta previa

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PAINLESS vaginal bleeding
bright red, uterus SOFT
bed rest, no intercourse
magnesium sulfate if cramping

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severe preeclampsia

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only cure is delivery
s/s 
lated 3rd trimester
SEVERE sudden headache
edema, weight gain >2lb/week
HIGH blood pressure
protein in urine
  • IF seizure= eclampsia
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HELLP syndrome (hemolysis, >liver enzymes, Low platelet)

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complication of preeclampsia
RIGHT upper quadrant pain, n/v
?ALT
?AST

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5
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protein in urine during pregnancy

abnormal labs and what to do

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check midstream urine
protein from 1+ to 4+ is abnormal
if >20 wks, r/o preeclampsia

ir protein present urder 24 hour urine (for protein and creatinine clearance)

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6
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which lab > during pregnancy as normal

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Alkaline phosphate (ALP) (dt growth of fetal bones)
WBC (up to 16,000) “leukocytosis and neutrophilia” is normal, check s/s
H/H decrease
ESR increase
t3/t4 increase

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What is a high neutrophil count?

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What is a high neutrophil count?
Neutrophil are the primary white blood cells that respond to a bacterial infection, so the most common cause of neutrophilia is a bacterial infection, especially pyogenic infections. Neutrophils are also increased in any acute inflammation, so will be raised after a heart attack, other infarct or burns.

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Leukocytosis

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Leukocytosis is defined as a total WBC value of greater than 11,000/microL in adults

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normal ANC

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norm ANC: 2,500 and 6,000.

The ANC is found by multiplying the WBC count by the percent of neutrophils in the blood

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Low AFP results and triple screen

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risk for down’s dt maternal age >35yo

if APT Is low order triple screen; AFP, HCG, estriol, inhibit A

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11
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screen in jewish for which genetic disorder

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tay-sachs (fatal neurological disease, no cure)

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12
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screen in whites for which genetic disorder

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cystic fibrosis

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13
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doubling time

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doubling of hcg, only good for 1st trimester ONLY

if values lower than normal, r/o ectopic or inevitable abortion

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vaginal cultures during pregnancy and tx

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group B; 35-37wks swab introits and rectum

is positive tx with PCN G IV, or clinda/erythro if allergic

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15
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which STD to screen in pregnancy

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hiv
hep b, hep c
herpes 1 and 2
gonorrhea/chlamydia
syphilis
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16
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titers to check during pregnancy

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rubella

varicella

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17
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most drugs are CATegory B, animal studies show NO risk, no human data available.
cat B drugs

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antacids (tums, maalox)
colace
analgesics (acetaminiphin)

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18
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antibiotics for pregnancy ok / contraindicated

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cat B:
PCN,cephalosporin, macrobid
macrolides- except CLARITHROMCIN (Biaxin)- category C
nitrofurantoin (furandantin, macrobid)- don’t us in g6pd anemia dt hemolysis (anemia, jaundice, dark urine)

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category C

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septra
nsaids

adverse in animals, no human data

trimethroprim-sulfamethoxazole (bactrim/septra DS)
nsaids (blocks prostaglandins)

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20
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what category is ibuprofen/advil during pregnancy

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category B (1st and 2nd tri)
category D (3d trimester!)- evidence of fetal risk
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category D

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Acei/arb (ie: capoten/captopril, losartan/hyzaar)

fluroroquinolones (cipro, floxin, levaquin)
* achillis heal rupture/can’t use under 18!

tetracycline- teeth stain (minocycline)

NSAID- premature labor, blocks prostaglandin

SULFa- risk of hyperbilirunemia (neonatal jaundice, kernicterus).

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category X

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proven fetal risk

accutane
methotrexate- anti metabolite (tx for autoimmune; RA, psoriasis,cancers)
proscar (anti androgen)- BPH, prostate cancer
** misoprostol- drugs for abortions
evista (osteoporosis rx)

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23
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LIVE vaccines

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LAIV flu mist (flu injection OK)
varicella
MMR
oral polio

  • note: after LAIV, reproductive femals should use reliable birth control in the next 4 weeks (MMR) or 3 months (varicella)
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24
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teratogens - causes structural abnormalities in fetus

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alcohol
aminoglycosides (“mycin”, gentamycin, neomycin, streptomycin)
lithium
chronic hyperglycemia ( poorly controlled DM) can cause neural tube defects/craniofacial defects

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25
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health education for pregnancy

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folic acid 400mcg (start 3 months before conception)
avoid soft cheese (blue/brie)
no hot tubs

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26
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pregnancy weight gain for obese pt

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11-20lb

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27
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when is fetal heart tones heard

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10-12 weeks by doppler ( end of 1st tri)

20 by fetascope

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28
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“probable” pregnancy signs

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goodell's- cervical softening@  4 wks
chadwicks- blue discoloration 6 wks
hegar's- softening uterine isthmus 6 wks
ballottement
urine or blood (hct) test
"quickening"- mother feels baby move starting at 16 wks
29
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positive pregnancy sign (for sure)

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palpation of fetus
ultrasound
fetal heart sounds

10-12 weeks by doppler ( end of 1st tri)
20 by fetascope

30
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palpation of fetal mvt (quickening) is what kind of sign

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“probable”, NOT positive (positive, is actual palpation of the fetus body)

31
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hog blood test what kind of sign

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probable. HcG also present in molar pregnancy, ovarian cancer

32
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when is FHT heard by dopper

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10-12 wk s

33
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20 wks

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fhb heard by stethoscope

fundus @ umbilicus

34
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size and date discrepancy

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if >2cm order ultrasound for further evaluation

35
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heart position and heart changes during pregnancy

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heart is displaced horizontal and rotate left (increases the transverse diameter)

cardio output, plasma volume, heart rate all INCREASE

BP may decrease ( mom can be off htn medication.

36
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htn medication used during pregnancy

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methylodopa (aldomet) alpha-adrenergic antagonist

labetolol ( normodyne) BB

37
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heart sounds during pregnancy (later) dt > blood volume

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systolic ejection murmur (SEM)

mammary souffle- bilateral murmur in mammary vesseles

38
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vena cava during pregnancy

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compression by uterus causes hypotension, lay on left

39
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lung changes

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uterus pushes UP the diaphragm, diameter of the thorax is increased

40
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hemoglobin during pregnancy

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decreases due to hemodilution ( more fluid in the body)

HH: ranges from 9.5-10 is NORMAL ( normal is 12-14)

41
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thyroid during pregnancy

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increase, 15% larger

free t3 mildly elevated

42
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renal system during pregnancy

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kidneys increase in size
GFR increases dt >cardio output/renal blood flow

normal GFR: >90

43
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Naegele’s rule

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used to estimate delivery date (EDD) during the first trimester with regular menstrual cycle

SUBTRACT 3 months from the month of the last menstrual period and ADD 7 days

44
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placenta previa vc abruptio ( uterus)

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previa: BRIGHT RED vaginal bleeding, PAINLESS, without a tender uterus
abruptio: Hypertonic, HARD uterus

45
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who should be screened for tay sachs

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askenazi (euro) jew

46
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GPA for pregnancy

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gravida: number of total pregnancies ( regardless of outcome)
para: number of BIRTHS >20 weeks ( no matter outcome). twins count as 1

abortions- lost more > 20 weeks (induced or spontaneous abortion)

47
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when to give rhogam

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to ALL rh- mothers regardless if they miscarriage, abortion, or ectopic pregnancy
aka; anti- D immune globulin (from igG)
if NOT given will cause fetal hemolysis/anemia in future pregnancies

48
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coombs test (direct vs indirect)

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direct- done on infancy
indirect- done on mom

detects Rh antibodies in the MOTHER

49
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when is rhogam given

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2 times!

300mcg IM @ 28 wks
2nd dose within 72 hours ( or sooner) AFTER delivery

50
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what does rhogam do?

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it decreases risk of isoimmunization of the maternal immune system by destroying fetal rh positive RBC that have crossed the placenta

doesn’t affect current baby, just FUTURE baby

51
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risk factors for gestational DM mom

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obesity, baby >albs, previous GDM.

52
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screening fo GDM

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28 wks

75g 2 hour glucose tolerance test (OGTT)

53
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GDM treatment

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LIFESTYLE first! diet and exercise
monitor 4-6x/day
insulin if can’t be controlled
NO ORAL medication

54
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asymptomatic bacteriuria

tx

A

ALWAYS treat dt risk for pyelonephiritis.

tx: antibiotics, fluids, fre/post urine C&S
nitrofurantoin (Macrobid) or amoixcillin (augmentin)

** DO NOT USE MACROBID during 3rd trimester dt risk of bilirubinemenia

55
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risk of macrobid and sulfa during pregnancy

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nitrofurantoin ( macrobid) causes hemolysis if mom has g6pd anemia.

56
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UTI during pregnancy

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100,000 colony forming units (UTI) or 10 to the 5th power

57
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1st line for UTI during pregnancy

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nitrofurantoin ( macrobid). AVOID during 3rd trimester

58
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spontaneous abortion

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aka “miscarriage”, loss of fetus

59
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threatened abortion

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vaginal bleeding, bur cervical os is closed

60
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incomplete abortion

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vaginal bleeding with cramping, placental products remain. cervical os dilated, foul smelling ( BV)
tx: dilations with curettage (D&C) and antibiotics

61
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eclampsia

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dsg if SEIZURES

62
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preelampsia ( pregnancy induced HTN)

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can occur late 3rd trimester OR 4 wks postpartum

s/s: headache, blurry vision, right upper quadrant pain

63
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triad for preeclampsia

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1) hypertension
2) protein (>.3g in 24 hour specimen) proteinuria ranges from trace to sever (1+ to 4+. )
look at hands and face.
3) edema (gained 1 plus pound per week)

64
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previous HTN during pregnancy

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stop if on ace/arb

most moms can stop during first and 2nd trimester due to less peripheral vascular resistance

65
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placenta abruptio

defintion, controllable risk factors, s/s

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partial to complete separation of placenta from the uterine bed

controllable risk factors: smoking, cocaine, HTN, “seatbelt”

s/s: sudden vaginal bleeding, pain, uterus is “hypertonic/rigid and tender”!

66
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placenta previa s/s and tx

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uterus is SOFT and NON tender

refer to ED
NO bimanual exam, Ultrasound only
bed rest
if contractions, give mgSO4 (mag sulfate)
c section prn
67
Q

how often will newborns nurse 24 hour period

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10-12 ( every 2 hours)

68
Q

medication for BF mastitis

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dicloxacillin 500mg or cephalexin (keflex)

mrsa risk: bactrim (trimesthorpim-sulfamethoxazole) or clindaymycin

CONTINUE BF

69
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chlamydia during pregnancy

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treat to