Assessments of Fetal Wellbeing Flashcards

1
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Types of Ultrasounds

A

External abdominal

Internal tranvaginal

Doppler ultrasound blood flow analysis

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2
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External abdominal

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noninvasive, more useful after first trimester

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3
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Internal tranvaginal

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invasive, first trimester, ectopic pregnancy

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4
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Doppler ultrasound blood flow analysis

A

noninvasive; IUGR evaluation (intrauterine growth restriction)

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5
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Level 1 Ultrasound

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Asses the number of fetuses, presentations, lie, viability, location of placental stem and amniotic fluid volume

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6
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Level 2 Ultrasound

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evaluates fetal anatomy along with those parameters asses in level 1 = done around 16 weeks

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7
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If Maternal Serum Alpha Fetoprotein (MSAFP) is high….

A

neural tube defect

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8
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If Maternal Serum Alpha Fetoprotein (MSAFP) is low…

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down syndrome

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9
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when is MSAFP screening the most accurate?

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16-18 weeks

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10
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what is Amniocentesis?

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Aspiration through a needle of amniotic fluid (through abdominal wall or intravaginally)

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What is Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)?

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-Aspiration through a thin catheter or syringe of chorionic villi (through abdominal wall or intravaginally)

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12
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Risks of Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)

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  • spontaneous abortion
  • infection of amniotic fluid
  • limb lost
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13
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What is PUBS?

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  • Common method used to sample fetal blood
  • Fetoscope into amniotic sac during amniocentesis
  • Aspirations blood from umbilical vein
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14
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How many fetal movements per hour is considered normal?

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3 or more movements in an hour

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15
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During what trimester do you preform a non-stress test?

A

3rd trimester

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16
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what is a contraction stress test?

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Nipple stimulation (for 2 minutes; 5 minute rest; repeat) = release oxytocin = uterus to contract and watch baby

17
Q

If a contraction stress test is positive what do you do?

A

It is abnormal

Admit for longer period of time

Woman needs to deliver

18
Q

What is Biophysical Profile (BPP)?

A

Want to score a 10:
FHR reactivity

Fetal breathing
movements (FBM)

Fetal body movements

Fetal tone

Amniotic Fluid volume (checks kidneys)