APGO Questions Flashcards

(92 cards)

1
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hemodilutional anemia

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lower hemaglobin

normal MCV

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2
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acute pulmonary edema in pregnancy

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tocolytics
preeclampsia
fluid overload
cardiac disease

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tocolytics

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prevent labor

terbutaline, magnesium sulfate, nifedipine

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4
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SVR

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decreases during pregnancy

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5
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next step with molar pregnancy

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chest x ray

lungs are come sites for metastases

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6
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BMI <18.5

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gain 28-40 lbs

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BMI 18.5-24.9

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gain 25 -35 lbs

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8
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BMI 25 -29.9

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gain 15-25 lbs

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9
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BMI >30

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gain 11-20 lbs

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10
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women with poorly controlled A1c

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organ defects - especially cardiac and CNS

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11
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CVS

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10-12 weeks

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12
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best screen for trisomy 21

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sequential screen

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13
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fetal loss with CVS

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1%

not associated with previous miscarriages

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14
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First Trimester Screening

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Maternal Age
Fetal Nuchal Translucency Thickness
maternal serum-free Bhcg
PAPP-A

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Down Syndrome

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elevated Bhcg, low PAPP-A

low MSAFP, elevated Hcg, low Ue3

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16
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Second Trimester Screening

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AFP, hcg, UE3

16-20 weeks

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17
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AFP

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open neural tube defects

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18
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acetylcholinesterase

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open neural tube defect

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19
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trisomy 18

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low AFP, hcg, UE3

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20
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sequential screening

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first and second trimester screening, disclose both

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21
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integrated screening

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first and second trimester screening, disclose after both

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22
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dilation

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cervical os widening

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23
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complete dilation

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10 cm

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24
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effacement

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shortening or thinning of cervix

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nromal cervical length
>3.5
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station
position o ffetal presenting part in relation to ischial spines
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high station
-2 and higher | above ischial spines
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low station
+2 and lower
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position of cervix
posterior, mid, anterior
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latent labor
onset of CTX and cervical change until 4 cm
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active labor
4 cm to delivery of baby
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greater bishop score
shorter latent labor
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length of latent labor
6.5 h, 5h
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First Stage of Active Labor
dilation from 4 cm to complete | 4.5h, 2.5h
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second stage of active labor
complete until baby delivery | 60 min, 30 min
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third stage of labor
baby delievry to placental delivery
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3 Ps of labor
``` power passenger pelvis (pelvic type) ```
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power
strength, duration, frequency of contractions | use MVU or IUPC
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passenger
clinical estimation of fetal weight, presentation, lie
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1st degree perineal lacerations
vaginal mucosa
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2nd degree perineal laceration
underlying subcutanous tissue
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3rd degree perineal laceration
through rectal sphincter
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4th degree perineal laceration
extends into rectal mucosa
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pregnant pt with preexisting diabetes
IUGR
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gestational diabetes conditions
shoulder dystocia preeclampsia polyhydraminos fetal macrosomnia
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folic acid supplementation
0.4mg | 4 mg for previous NTD
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variable decelerations
umbilical cord compression
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late decelerations
uteroplacental insuff
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fibronectin test
negative predictive value
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delay labor in PPROM
antibiotics
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bleeding and cracked nipples
due to poor positioning of infant
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lactation suppression
breast binding, ice packs, analgesics
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syphilis treatment during pregnancy
penicillin only
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Hcg discriminatory zone
2000 miU/ml
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progesterone level in pregnancy
>25
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mifepristone
progesterone receptor antagonist
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treatment for ectopic pregnancy
MTX | laparoscopy
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spontaneous abortion
ends before 20 weeks | any or all POC passed
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Complete abortion
expulsion of all POC
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incomplete abortion
partial expulsion of POC
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threatened abortion
vaginal bleeding before 20 weeks | no expulsion of POC
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Missed abortion
retain all POC
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first trimester spontaneous abortions
genetic abnormalities
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most common chromosomal abnormalities in abortions
autosomal trisomy
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diseases associated with early pregnancy loss
DM chronic renal dz lupus thyroid dz
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grand mal seizure in pregnancy, treat with
magnesium sulfate
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normal Mag levels
4-7
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fetal anemia
tachycardia | sinusoidal pattern
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increase AFP
twins NTD cystic hygroma
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fraternal twins
2 separate placentas dividing membrane greater than 2mm twin peak/lambda sign
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twin twin syndrome - surviving twin
neurological squelae
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CVS - when
10-12 weeks
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amniocentesis - when
>15 weeks
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when to give Rhogam
28 weeks + within 72 hours of delivery | bleeding
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how to detect severe fetal anemia
doppler ultrasonography/peak systolic velocity
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Rh disease can be associated with
``` fetal hydropis (fluid collection in two cavities) polyhydroaminos ```
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Rh disease - what to measure for indicating severity of dz in amniotic fluid
bilirubin
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placenta previa
placenta over internal cervical os
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placenta accreta
invasion of placenta into uterine wall (superficial myometrium)
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placenta increta
placenta invades myometrium
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placenta percreta
placenta invades to uterine serosa
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if you have placenta previa, at risk for
placenta accreta, particulary if c/s hx
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placenta abruption symptoms
bleeding pain hypertonicity of uterus fetal distress
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risk factors for placental abruption
smoking, cocaine chronic htn trauma
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bloody show
friable cervix that bleeds easily
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uncontrolled diabetes =
birth defects
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DM vs APAS vs hypothyroid
polyhydro in DM | oligohydro in APAS, hypothyroid
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painless cervical dilation
cervical incompetence/insufficiency
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primary risk factor for PPROM
genital tract infection
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hyperthecosis
hyperplasia of theca interna of ovary
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colpocleisis
surgical obliterate the vagina | no general anesthesia
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greatest risk for endometritis
prolonged labor