Exam Indications and Labs Flashcards
what are some indications for an OB exam
- size and dates
- vaginal bleeding
- fetal growth
- invasive procedures
- pelvic mass
- viability
- ectopic
- IUD
- BPP
- fluid level
- placental abruption
- cerclage insertion
___: total number of pregnancies
gravida
___: number of births living or stillborn
parity
a full term birth is considered when at ___ weeks or greater
37
pre term is when the fetus is born between what weeks
20-36
___: no term fetuses
nulliparous
___: multiple term fetuses
multiparous
___: has already delivered five or more infants who have achieved a gestational age of 24 weeks or more
grand multiparty
___: has already delivered nine or more infants who have achieved a gestational age of 24 weeks or more
great grand multiparty
___: never been pregnant
nulligravida
___: pregnant for the first time
primigravida
___: has been pregnant several times
multigravida
___: softening of the lower uterine segment that occurs with pregnancy
hear sign
___: venous congestion of vaginal mucousa that normally occurs with pregnancy
Chadwick sign
___: bluish discoloration around maternal umbilicus associated with intraperitoneal hemorrhage
Cullen sign
HCG can be found in maternal blood how long after ovulation
7-10 days
HCG should ___ every 2 days in the first trimester
double
at what week will HCG level off before declining
8 weeks
___: bhCG levels in blood that correspond with the first possible sonographic visualization of the gestational sac
threshold level
___: bhCH levels in blood that must correspond with sonographic visualization of the gestational sac
discriminatory zone
low levels of HCG can indicate what things
- fetal demise
- ectopic
- wrong dates
- missed abortion
high levels of HCG indicate what things
- multiple fetuses
- gestational trophoblastic disease
- wrong dates
___: testing maternal serum for levels fo afp, bHCG, and estriol
triple screen (AFP3)
triple screen is a risk assessment for what things
downs and neural tube defects