Normal prenatal care, pregnancy, post-partum Flashcards

1
Q

What do the following have in common: vomiting, vaginal discharge, bleeding or fatigue, breast tenderness

A

Early first trimester symptoms of pregnancy

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2
Q

important part of first assessing a patient

Necessary to determine estimated date of confinement (EDC)

A

gestational age

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3
Q

How do you determine estimated date of confinement using Naegele’s rule?

A

add 7 days to the LMP than subtract 3 months

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4
Q

Method of determining due date using a transvaginal ultrasound at 3-4wks

A

crown rump length

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5
Q

Optimal time to estimate gestational age using femur length or crown rump length

A

13-25 wks

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6
Q

What is it critical to screen for during the first prenatal visit?

A

domestic violence

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7
Q

Risks of multiple gestations (twins, triplets, ect)

A

preterm birth and intrauterine growth retardation

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8
Q

A procedure to get fetal DNA for testing for Down’s and other abnormalities.

A

chorionic villous sampling

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9
Q

Why should chorionic villous sampling be delayed until after 10 weeks of pregnancy?

A

increased risk of pregnancy loss

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10
Q

Normal fetal heartrate

A

110-160 bpm

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11
Q

What is checked in the urine specimen with each visit?

A

glucose and protein

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12
Q

Why is a CBC ordered with first visit?

A

to detect anemia and screen for thalassemia

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13
Q

Why must a pregnant woman be immunized for rubella and varicella post-partum?

A

it’s a live vaccine

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14
Q

Why is the hepatitis B antigen test (HepBsAg) administered?

A

check for chronic infection (indicated if HepBsAg + only)

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15
Q

Puts pregnant woman at higher risk for UTI/pyelonephritis. Associated w/ increased risk of preterm birth, low birth weight, and perinatal mortality

A

asymptomatic bacteriuria

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16
Q

What is needed in order to initiate treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria in a pregnant woman?

A

2 consecutive voided specimens w/ same bacterial strain or 1 cath specimen w/ 1 isolated bacterial species

17
Q

What antibiotic class should not be used to treat asymptomtatic bacteriuria in pregnant woman?

A

fluoroquinolones

18
Q

Why do you need to know a pregnant patient’s blood type?

A

in case they need a transfusion

19
Q

When do you draw another antibody screen in a Rh negative mother?

A

at 28 wks. If still negative give Rhogam

20
Q

What condition lowers maternal serum alpha fetal protein (MSAFP)?

A

Down’s

21
Q

What is the scheduling of prenatal visits?

A

every 4 wks until 28wks then every 2wks until 34-36 wks then every wk

22
Q

What do the following have in common: vaginal bleeding, cramping, fever, passing clots or tissue, dizziness, fainting or abdominal pain

A

warning signs if occur during pregnancy

23
Q

Associated with neural tube defects if exposure during first trimester

A

hot tubs and saunas

24
Q

Can cause sharp groin pain as uterus grows

A

round ligament. reassure patient

25
Q

When is bleeding during pregnancy termed a threatened abortion?

A

before the 20th week (25-50% result in loss of pregnancy)

26
Q

Rate of uterine growth after 20wks gestation

A

1cm per week

27
Q

When does the mother usually feel baby move (quickening)?

A

18-20 weeks

28
Q

Included in 2nd trimester education

A

signs and symtpoms of preterm labor

29
Q

Abnormal results from glucose challenge test at 28 weeks

A

> 130

30
Q

Name of maneuvers used to determine position of the fetus

A

Leopold

31
Q

Recommended universal screening at 35-37 weeks gestation. If positive, treated with PCN

A

Group B streptococcus

32
Q

contractions without a change in cervical dilatation or effacement

A

Braxton Hicks contractions (false labor)

33
Q

Used to evaluate well-being of the fetus if woman presents with decreased fetal mov’t and fetal heart tones

A

nonstress test

34
Q

After 18 weeks, what position should a woman always lay in to avoid compression of IVC

A

lateral decubitus

35
Q

Is the following normal or abnormal for a nonstress test: the FHR accelerates AFTER movement for at least 3 episodes and there are no concerning decreased in heart rate

A

normal