Diabetes in pregnancy NICE Flashcards

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1
Q

Risk of T1/T2DM on pregnancy?

A

Increased risk miscarriage, congenital malformation, stillbirth neonatal death

Reduced but not eliminated with good glycaemia control

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Pre-pregnancy advice T1/T2DM

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Lose weight if BMI >27
5mg folic acid until 12/40
Monthly HbA1ca aiming <48 6.5%
T1DM fasting BM 5-7 on waking and before meals 4-7
Stop other agents other than insulin and metformin
Stop ACEi/ARBs/statins
Retinal assessment
Renal assessment - measure alumbinuria

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If HbA1C above which level should you advice against pregnancy until lowered?

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> 86 10%

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Which long acting insulin is 1st line in pregnancy?

A

Isophane insulin (NPH insulin) or can continue long acting analogues (detemir/glargine)

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When to refer to nephrologist before stopping contraception

A

Serum creatinine >120 or
urinary albumin creatinine ration >30
eGFR < 45

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Which women are at risk of GDM

A

BMI >30
Previous >4.5kg baby
Prv GDM
1st degree relative with GDM
Ethnicity with high prevelcne
Glycosuria 2+ 1 occasion, or 1+ on 2 occasions

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7
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If previous GDM when to offer testing

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Either early self monitoring
or
75g 2 hr OGTT as soon as after booking and at 24/28 weeks gestation

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8
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If other risk factor when to perform OGTT

A

24-28 weeks

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9
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Dx women with OGTT if

A

Fast >5.6
2hr >7.8

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10
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After GDM Dx, how quickly should be seen in JANC?

A

1 week

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11
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What risks should be explained to GDM

A

Fetal macrosomia
Trauma during birth (her and baby)
IOL and CS
Neonatal hypoglycaemia
Perinatal death

Reduced with BM control

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12
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For which women can a trial of diet and exercise be offered

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If fasting BM <7

If targets not met within 1-2 weeks offer metformin

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13
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If fasting BM >7 in GDM Dx

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Offer immediate treatment with insulin +/- metformin

Diet and exercise changes

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14
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If BMI 6-6.9 and complications such as macrosomia/hydramnios

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Immediate Insulin +/- metformin
Diet and exercise

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If Type 1 or Type 2/GDM on multiple day insulin, when to test Bus

A

Fasting
Pre-meal
1 hours post meal
Bedtime blood glucose

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T2DM or GDM managing with diet or single therapy or intermediate/long acting insulin

A

Fasting
1 hour post meal

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What are the BM targets for fasting, 1 hour after meal, 2 hour after meal

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fasting 5.3
1 hour 7.8
2 hour 6.4

If on insulin aim >40

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18
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When to measure HbA1c for pre-existing

A

At booking, consider in 2nd/3rd trimester

> 48 associated with risk to pregnancy

19
Q

Why need to rate insulin infections sites

A

Avoid cutaneous amyloidosis

20
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How to minimise risk of hypoglycaemia

A

Educated women on insulin treated DM from 1st trimester

Always have fasting acting form of glucose available

Provide glucagon to T1DM, explain to partner/family for to use

Consider continuo subcut insulin - if multiple daily injections of insulin, multip hypos

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Who should be offered real time continuous glucose monitoring?

A

T1DM or T2DM/GDM if problematic hypos, unstable BMa

Offered intermittently scanned continue BM monitoring if unable to use rtCGM or patient preference

22
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How to minimise risk of DKA

A

Type 1 DM - offer blood ketone testing strips

T2DM/GDM: advise if unwell or high BM seek medical attention

Test blood ketones early if DM and high BMs/unwell

If suspected DKA - level 2 critical unit

23
Q

When to offer retinal assessment?

A

Pre-exisiting DM
1st appointment
If they have DM retinopathy - again 16-20 weeks
Another test 28 weeks

24
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When to offer renal assessment, when to refer to nephrologist?

A

At 1st appointment if not done in last 3 months

refer if
Creatinine >120
urinary albumin: creatinine ration >30
Total protein excretion >0.5g/day

25
When to consider thromboprophylaxsis in pregnant women?
Proteinuria >5g/day
26
Which women require aspirin?
T1DM or T2DM
27
USS in pregnancy
7-9 week viability USS Detailed 20 week including cardiac Every 4 weeks from 28-36 weeks
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How often should be seen in JANC
Every 1-2 weeks
29
What do discuss at 36 weeks
USS Timing/mode delivery Analgesia/anaesthesia Changes to blood glucose lower therapy PP Care of baby after birth Breastfeeding, effect of breastfeeding on blood glucose control Contraction and FU
30
If AN steroid needed for insulin treated DM
Offer additional insulin
31
When should T1/T2 DM with no other complications be delivery
Offer IOL (or CS if indicated) 37-38+6 weeks
32
T1DM/T2DM who have metabolic, maternal/fetal complications?
Consider birth before 37 weeks
33
Timing of delivery GDM
Delivery by no later than 40+6
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Which DM women should be seen by anaesthetics in 3rd trimester?
High BMI Autonomic neuropathy
35
IF GA for brith how often should BM be monitored
Every 30 mins from GA until baby born and woman conscious
36
How often should BM be monitored in labour, what is the target?
Hourly 4-7
37
When to consider IV dex + insulin infusion
Type 1 or Not maintaining BM 4-7 in labour
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When to test baby Bus
Between 2 and 4 hours
39
When to consider fetal ECHO
Clinical signs CHD/cardiomyopathy including heart murmur
40
Whan can babies of diabetic mothers be transferred to community?
24hrs hold and satisfied maintain BM and feeding well
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How often should women with DM feed their babies?
As soon as possible after birth (within 30mins) and then every 203 hours to maintain pre-feed CBG >2 Only offer additional measures if <2 on 2 reading, abnormal clinical signs, baby not feeding effectively
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Post delivery what change to DM medication
Pre-exisiting DM - reduce insulin immediately, be aware of risk of hypoglycaemia GDM - stop blood glucose lowering therapy
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PN advice
Contraceptive care GDM - test glucose before discharge, early testing next pregnancy, lifestyle advice, 6-13 week fasting glucose, >13 weeks HbA1C.
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If 6-13 weeks fasting BM <6, HbA1c <39 6-6.9/ 39-47 >7/>47
<6/<39 low probability of DM at the moment, continue lifestyle, annual blood glucose level/HbA1x 6-6.9/39-47 high risk developing T2DM, advice, guidance >7/>48 - have T2DM