Medical Problems in Pregnancy Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
Q

What are the booking bloods

A
FBC
Blood group
Haemaglobinopahies
Infection screen - hep B, HIV, rubella, VDRL
Random blood glucose
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2
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when is booking visit

A

8-12 weeks

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3
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when is dating ultrasound

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11/12weeks

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4
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when are monthly visits until

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28weeks

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5
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when is anti d given

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28 and 24 weeks

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6
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when are fortnightly visits

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28-36 weeks

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7
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when are weekly visits

A

37 weeks to deliverly

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8
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what is done at each antenatal visit

A
gestation
BP
urinalysis
FSH
fetal heart
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9
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when can you diagnose pre existing hypertension in pregnancy

A

Htn at booking or before 20 weeks

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10
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when is gestational hypertension diagnosed

A

new HTN more than 20 weeks without proteinuria

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11
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Preeclampsia

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new HTN after 20 weeks and significant proteinuria

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12
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what do you give women with significant risk factors for preeclampsia

A

aspirin

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13
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What anti hypertensive medications should be avoided in pregnancy

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ACE and ARBs

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14
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What antihypertensives are used in pregnancy

A

labetalol
methydopa
nifedipine - if monotherapy fails

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15
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what are the target BP controls in pregnancy

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less than 150/80-100
less than 140/90 if organ damage

reduce medication doses if BP less than 130/90

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16
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what is there a greater risk of to the baby in hypertension in prgnancy

A

IUGR

placental abruption

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17
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when do you deliver in preeclampsia

A

37 weeks

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18
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what are the risks to the fetus with diabetes in pregnancy

A
miscarriage
IUGR
neurol tube defects
macrosommia
polyhydramniois
neonatal hypoglycaemia
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19
Q

what diabetic treatments can be used in pregnancy

A

diet
metformin
insulin

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20
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when would you induced in diabetes

A

consider at 37-38 weeks in PRE EXISTING DIABETES

38 weeks in GDM on INSULIN, 41 weeks if just diet and everything else normal

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21
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what is there an increased risk of in polyhydramnios

A

malpresentation
preterm labour
cord prolapse

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22
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what does macrosomia increase the risk of

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shoulder dystocia

23
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what is the aim HBA1c in pregnancy

A

less than 6 percent

24
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what extra scans are done in gestational diabete

A

28, 32 and 36 week growth scan

25
what is there an increased risk of in polycythaemia
thrombotic events | jaundice
26
what is the leading cause of maternal death in the uk
venous thromboembolism
27
what medication is given to treat VTE in pregnancy
LMWH
28
what coagulation changes occur in pregnancy
factors seve, eight, ten and fibrinogen levels increased | antithrombin three levels decreased
29
when would you give anticoagulant prophylaxis in pregnancy
four or more risk factors - give straight away | three or more rsiks factors- give after 28 weeks
30
what do you give prophylactically in high risk for vte post natally
6 weeks postnatal LMWH | give for 10 days in intermediate risk
31
in which leg are DVTs more common in
left
32
how should investigations and management be done for a dvt in preganncy
not a d dimer ultrasound therapeutic heparin TEDs for up to two yeards
33
name a low molecular weight heparin
daltaparin
34
how long should therapeutic doses of heparin be given after a dvt in pregnancy
for three months after delivery or 6 months after treatment whichever is longer
35
what are the risk factors of heparin
haemorrhage heparin induced thrombocytopenia osteopenia
36
how do you manage a potential PE in pregnancy
Give heparin! first do chest x ray then CTPA if abnormal or high clinical suspicion
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how often is the chest x ray normal in pe
half the time
38
what can you see on x ray f there is a pe
etelectasis effusion oedema
39
what is the worry with CTPA
increased risk of breast cancer
40
should heparin be stopped in labour
yes
41
how long before an epidural should anticoagulants be stopped
24 hours if therapeutic | 12 hours if prophylactic
42
is warfarin safe in breastfeeding
yes
43
how long should PE therapy be given for
at least 6 weeks post natal and 3 months in total
44
is warfarin safe in pregnancy
no - particularly avoid in 6-12 weeks as tetatrogenic | if given stop six weeks before labour
45
what should you do in women with hypothyroid in pregnancy
increase levothyroxine in first trimester do tft every trimester
46
what is the effect of pregnancy on hyperthyroidism
worsens in first trimester due to hcg gets better in second and third trimester
47
effects of hyperthyroid on fetus
IUGR preterm labour thyroid storm
48
what should epileptic women be given in pregnancy
high dose folic acid 5mg vit K from 36 weeks if taking hepatic enzyme inducing anticonvulsants due to risk of fetal vit k deficiency and haemorrhagic disease of the newborn
49
when is the risk of seizures highest in pregnancy in epileptics
peripartum period
50
which anticonvulsant should definterly be avoided in pregnnacy
phenobarbitone - due to risk of neonatal convulsions
51
what additional scans do epileptic women get in pregnancy
anomaly scan detailes 18-20 weeks | cardiac scan 22 weeks
52
what delivery should be done in pts with epilepsy
c section only is recurrent seizures in late pregnancy or labour
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should antiepileptics be continued in labour
yes
54
what is the post partum management in epilepsy
neonate gets vit K | risk of sudep increased in pregnancy and post natal period