My Truelearn Flashcards
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What percent of cardiac output does the uterus receive at term?
17%
Define metabolic syndrome
-waist circumference greater than 88 cm
-Triglycerides greater than 150 or on medication
-HDL less than 50 or on medication
-blood pressure greater than 130/85 or on medication
-fasting glucose greater than 100
Conditions for which pneumoncoccal vaccination is recommended before age 65
Alcoholism
COPD/asthma – lung disease
Chronic heart disease
Diabetes
Medications that worsen urinary incontinence
Diuretics
Ace inhibitors
Haloperidol
Excoriations with live sensation on palpation, describe describes what disease of vulva
Lichen simplex chronicus
White coalescing, atrophic, papules distorting normal anatomy in the anal genital region, describes what disease of the vulva
Lichen sclerosis
Autosomal recessive disorder caused by mutation in the beta globin gene
Sickle cell disease
Rate of postpartum hemorrhage
4% of vaginal deliveries
6% sections
Risk for type two diabetes
Age
Hypertension
PCOS
History of gestational diabetes
History of LGA, greater than 4100 g
Obesity
Black, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, Native American, Asian
Way ovarian cancer spreads (two names)
Exfoliation of cells
Transcoelomic
Most frequently encountered non-Rhesus anti-body and pregnancy
Lewis
Pre-term birth rate in the US
10.2% in 2019
Sub clinical thyroid impacts which value – TSH or free T4
TSH
GBS positive asymptomatic untreated mothers have what risk that the newborn will develop early onset GBS sepsis
1-2 percent
Lung parameters that remain unchanged at term
Vital capacity
Lung parameters that are increased at term
Tidal volume
Inspiratory capacity
Inspiratory reserve volume
Lung parameters that decrease at term
Expiratory reserve volume
Residual volume
Functional residual capacity
Pulmonary function testing effects of pregnancy on FEV 1
No change in pregnancy
Pulmonary function testing effects of pregnancy on FVC
No change
Pulmonary function testing effects of pregnancy on FEV 1/FVC
No change
Pulmonary function testing effects of pregnancy on peak expiratory flow rate
No change
Rate of vertical transmission of HSV with primary outbreak at time of delivery
40–80%
Rate of vertical transmission of HSV with a recurrent outbreak at time of delivery
1.3-3%
Risk of a uterine rupture in a woman with a history of a single low transverse hysterotomy scar
0.5%