Misc Prenatal Visits Flashcards
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Group Prenatal Visits’ Impacts
lower PTB rates
Early DMII Screening in Pregnancy: Risk Factors
(along with BMI >25)
done @ first PNC
name HLD and TG #s, A1c as risk factors
-HLD <35
-TG >250
-A1c >5.7
-PCOS
-physical inactivity
-first deg relative w/ DM
-most non-White pts
-hx >4000g deliv
-hx GDM
-HTN
-insulin resistance
-hx cardiovascular d/z
When to give Flu Vx to pregnant pt in hospital setting, not outpatient
-hx severe allergy to flu vx
Nasal spray flu vx: safe in pregnancy?
No (live, attenuated)
can give postpartum
When to give flu vx to pregnant pt in ANY setting
i.e. pharmacy, mobile clinic, church
Hives or lesser allergy to eggs
angioedema, resp distress, nausea/vomiting -> clinical setting (outpt)
Reason for leukorrhea in pregnancy (white discharge)
MoA
Estrogen!
cervical gland hypertrophy
Exercise Recs in Pregnancy
30 mins / day
5d/w
150min/w
Thimerosal-containing vaccines: safe?
what is it
yes. does not cause autism.
acts as preservative
CDC priority groups for flu vx
pregnant / postpartum
kids 6mo - 4yrs
>50yo
chronic d/z
immunosuppressed
health care / long-term care
household contacts of above^
BMI >40
for during vx shortages
TDaP Vx ideal timing in pregnancy
Why?
27-36w
max placental transfer of maternal Abs
Do you give tDaP vx in pregnancy if previous pregnancy / tday vx was <10yrs ago?
yes (give every pregnancy)
GERD MoA in Pregnancy
lower esophageal sphincter resting tone is lower in pregnancy
more ability to relux
GERD tx in Pregnancy
- lifestyle
- antacides (calcium carbonate)
- H2 receptors (famotidine)
- PPI (omeprazole)
- EGD
Ideal weight gain in Pregnancy (by BMI)
Underweight (BMI<20): 28-40 lbs
Ideal weight (BMI 20-25): 25-35lbs
Overweight (BMI 25-30): 15-20lbs
Obese (BMI >30): 11-20lbs
MCC severe poly
fetal anomaly (90%)
MCC mild-mod poly
idiopathic (40%), diabetes, multiple gestation
Prognosis of fetal atrial flutter
-rare
-FHR >300
-can cause heart block
-can cause fetal hydrops
Prognosis of fetal ventricular tachy
-FHR often <200
-can cause fetal hydrops
-improved prognosis compared to atrial flutter
fetal SVT tx
where to administer
digoxin
hospital setting (admit / monitor)
NOTE: adenosine is used in adult SVT, not fetal SV
Hrs of monitoring if Abd. Trauma
4hrs minimum from event
if ctx -> 24hrs
Gastrochisis:
1. laterality
2. sac
3. assoc.
- right (paraumbilical)
- no sac!
- not assoc w/ aneuploidy; somtimes GI issues
Omphalocele
1. laterality
2. sac
3. assoc.
- midline
- sac!
- aneuploidies (T13, 18, 21), cardiac defects, Beckwith-Wiedemann, males, extremes of maternal age
Oligo Etiol
HTN/PEC
NSAIDS
maternal thrombosis
PPROM
urinary obstruction
renal agenesis (production issue)
demise
infxn
postterm
TTTS
abruption
Poly Etiol
anencephaly
esophageal atresia
Bartter S/d (defective reabsorption -> polyuria)