Antepartum fetal evaluation Flashcards

1
Q

How should you instruct patients to do fetal kick counts?

A

3 movements in 1 hour

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2
Q

When does fetal movement peak throughout the day?

A

9 pm - 1 am

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3
Q

True or false: Mild hypoglycemia increases fetal movement

A

True

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4
Q

What is the contraction requirement for a contraction Stress Test?

A

3 contractions in 10 minutes lasting 40 - 60 seconds

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5
Q

What is the definition of a negative CST?

A

No late deceleration present

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6
Q

What is the definition of a positive CST?

A

late deceleration present with > 50% of contractions

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7
Q

What is the definition of an equivocal CTS?

A

late deceleration present with < 50% of contractions

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8
Q

CSTs have a _____ false positive rate and _____ false negative rates.

A

High, low

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9
Q

A negative CST assures fetal well being for how long?

A

1 week following test

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10
Q

A reassuring and reactive NST assures fetal well being or how long?

A

1 week following test

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11
Q

A non reactive NST is associated with what perinatal mortality rate?

A

30 - 40/1000

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12
Q

What is the most common cause of a non reactive NST?

A

Fetal sleep cycle

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13
Q

When you increase NST frequency to twice weekly how much do you decrease the mortality rate in high risk populations?

A

6.1/1000 (once weekly) –> 1.9/1000 (twice weekly)

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14
Q

What are the components of a BPP?

A

NST, Fetal breathing, fetal movement, fetal tone, amniotic fluid volume

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15
Q

What is the management of a BPP of 6/10 in a term patient?

A

Delivery

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16
Q

What is the management of a BPP of 6/10 in a preterm patient

A

repeat in 24 hrs

17
Q

What is the management of a BPP of 4 or less regardless of gestational age?

A

Delivery

18
Q

What is the false positive rate of a BPP of 6/10

A

75%, meaning 75% of babies with a BPP of 6/10 will be fine

19
Q

What are the components of a modified BPP?

A

NST and AFI

20
Q

What type of antenatal testing has the lowest false negative rate?

A

CST

21
Q

When should fetal testing start for GDMA2?

A

32 wks - 36 wks

22
Q

When should fetal testing start for pregestational diabetes?

A

32 wga or earlier

23
Q

When should fetal testing start for previous stillbirth?

A

At gestational age of previous still birth

24
Q

When should fetal testing start for Lupus?

A

28wga

25
Q

When should fetal testing start for FGR?

A

at diagnosis and when delivery is feasible

26
Q

When should fetal testing start for oligohydramnios?

A

at diagnosis and when delivery is feasible

27
Q

When should fetal testing start for PreEclampsia?

A

When should fetal testing start for oligohydramnios?