Antenatal Care Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Risk of recurrence of hypertension in pregnancy

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21% (1 in 5)

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2
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Risk of recurrence of any PET

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16%

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3
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Risk of recurrence PET when delivered 28-34 weeks

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33% (1/3)

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4
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Risk of recurrence PET if delivered 34-37 weeks

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23%

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5
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Deliver for uncomplicated MCMA twins

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Caesarean delivery from 32-33+6/40

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6
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Delivery MCDA twins

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36-36+6/40

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7
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Delivery DCDA twins

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37-37+6/40

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8
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Triplets delivery timing

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Deliver by 35+6

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9
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Incidence of placenta praevia

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1 in 200 (0.5%)

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Placenta praevia after 1,2,3,4 CS

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1 1%
2 2%
3 3%
4 10%

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11
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Placenta accreta if praevia present

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1CS 3%
2CS 10%
3CS 40%
4CS 60%

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12
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Incidence of breech

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28 weeks 20%
36 weeks 5%
Term 3-4%

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13
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ECV success

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50%

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14
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Spontaneous reverse to breech after successful ECV

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3%

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15
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Failed ECV spontaneous cephalic

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5%

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16
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Placenta abruption if 1 previous

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5% (4.4)
25% if 2 previous (19-25%)

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17
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% of placenta abruption in low risk pregnancy

18
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BMI >30- antenatal care

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Folic acid 5mg until 12 weeks
OGTT 24-28 weeks
VTE score 1

19
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Incidence of placenta abruption

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1 in 200 (0.5%)

20
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BMI >35- antenatal risk

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Low dose aspirin (moderate risk factor)
Active third stage

21
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BMI >40

22
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Folic acid 5mg

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BMI >30
Epilepsy
T1DM

23
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Chickenpox
Exposure, non immune

A

Aciclovir from D7-14
VZIG if less than 10 days

24
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Chickenpox rash

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<20 weeks within 24 hours consider Aciclovir
>20 weeks within 24 hours give Aciclovir

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Fetal varicella syndrome
1% risk over 28 weeks Delivery >7 days from infection
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Infectious
8-21 days 8-28 with VZIG
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VTE risk in pregnancy
1-2/ 1000 - increased 4-6 times compared to non pregnant 10-20% PE (rest DVT)
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Incidence of breech at term
3-4%
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Sepsis mortality rate
Severe sepsis 20-40% Septic shock 60%
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Treatment for idiopathic intracranial hypertension
Acetazolamide
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VBAC overall success rate
72-75%
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VBAC success rate previous vaginal delivery
85-90%
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VBAC success rate previous CS for malpresentation
84%
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VBAC success rate previous CS for fetal distress
73%
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VBAC success rate previous CS for labour dystocia
64%
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CVS and amino when to do
CVS 11-13+6 Amniocentesis >15 weeks 0.5% additional risk of miscarriage
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Risk preterm labour in 3rd trimester amniocentesis
<37 weeks 4-8% <34 weeks 3-4%
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VBAC risk
0.25% additional risk for perinatal mortality/serious morbidity 1.5% for morbidity
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Perinatal mortality CS/breech 39/40
CS 0.5/1000 Vaginal cephalic 1/1000 Vaginal breech 2/1000
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Ultrasound indicated cervical cerclage
US 14-24 weeks <=25mm <24 weeks Previous >=1 2nd trimester loss/preterm birth
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History indicated cerclage
>=3 previous preterm births 11-14 weeks