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| blowing murmur heard along uterus, heard in last month of pregnancy; synchronous with mother's pulse |
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| What is quad screen used for? |
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| to determine neural tube defects/trisomy 21. If positive- followed by amniocentesis |
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| In which trimester do all pigmentation changes occur, during pregnancy? (linea nigra, chloasma, erythema, striae gravidarum) |
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| What should a pregnant woman report to the doctor immediately? (7) |
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1. Severe headaches
2. Visual changes
3. Hand and face puffiness
4. Spontaneous rupture of membranes
5.Chills and fever
6. Vaginal bleeding
7. abdominal pain |
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| 5 signs and symptoms of pre-term labor |
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1. low bachpache
2. abdominal pain/cramping
3. pelvic pressure
4. vaginal bleeding/discharge
5. leaking of amniotic fluid |
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| Special instructions for amniocentesis for women up to 20 weeks |
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| special instructions for chorionic villi sampling |
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| bluish-purple coloration of vaginal mucosa; probable sign of pregnancy |
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| softening of vagina; leukoreea; probable sign of pregnancy |
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| softening of the lower portion of the uterus |
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| bruising/edema around umbilicus; indicates ectopic pregnancy |
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| critical period, when organogensis happens |
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| first 9 weeks after conception |
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| Toxoplasmosis, Other (Hep B), Rubella, Cytomegalovirus, Herpes |
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| How does toxoplasmosis get from mother to baby? |
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| Transmission of Hep B from mother to fetus |
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1. transplacental
2. Blood and body fluids
3. brastfeeding |
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| If the newborn got this disease from the mother, one of the symptoms would be petechiae and later, symptoms similar to mono |
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| women who use hot tubs and jacuzzis are more likely to get this pregnancy complication |
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| which medication that dissolutes rapidly growing cells is used to treat tubal pregnancy? |
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| what is the biggest risk in the case of incompetent cervix? |
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| second semester spontaneous abortion |
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| surgical method for repairing an incompetent cervix; this needs to be undone as soon as contractions begin |
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| what does folic acid prevent in a pregnancy? |
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| this disease has crisis periods during which RBCs occlude blood vessels |
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| Based on the heart association classification, women in which categories may be suggested not to get pregnant? |
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| Polyhydramnios, macrosomia and rapidly aging placenta are symptoms of... |
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| diabetes mellitus in mother |
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| at what time during pregnancy does the test for gestational diabetes occur? |
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| at what period during pregnancy could Pregnancy Induced hypertension occur? |
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| 9 features of pre-eclampsia |
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1. increased blood pressure (over 140/90)
2. Edema (especially of the upper body)
3. Headaches
4. Blurred vision
5. Possibly pulmonary edema
6. Proteinuria
7. Hyper-reflexes
8. Rapid weight gain
9. Possibly epigastric pain |
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| interventions for pre-eclampsia |
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1. Bed rest
2. lie predominantly on the Left side
3. Diet high in protein; moderate sodium
4. monitor fetal intake
5. vital signs q4
6. urine dipstick daily
7. i&o
8. deep tendon reflex test
9. MgSO4 (monitor for toxicity!)
10. Blood pressure drugs (Labetalol)
11. Bethamethasone to prepare fetal lungs
12. Decrease stimulations
DELIVER BABY!!!! |
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| What placental problem can occur as a result of eclampsia? |
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| Laboratory test in the case of severe pre-eclampsia, which test for liver dysfunction |
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| three characteristics of HELLP: |
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1. liver damage
2. low platelets
3. hemolysis (bleeding) |
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| malaise, nausea and vomiting, epigastric pain, not necessarily high BP, may be signs of.... |
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| bleeding gums, oozing from injection sites, petechiae, hematuria are signs of |
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| disseminated intravascular coagulation |
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