Normal Pregnancy + Prenatal Care Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

what should women who would like to become pregnant begin taking?

A

folic acid daily

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2
Q

what are the risks of tobacco in pregnancy? (6)

A

growth restriction
placenta previa
placental abruption
low birth weight
maternal mortality
ectopic pregnancy

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3
Q

what are the risks of tobacco in children? (4)

A

sudden infant death syndrome
asthma
colic
obesity

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4
Q

number of pregnancies

A

gravidity

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5
Q

number of births

A

parity

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6
Q

what does TPAL mean?

A

term
preterm
abortions
living children

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7
Q

what is recommended for a woman with prior preeclampsia?

A

daily aspirin after 12 weeks

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8
Q

how to calculate gestational age?

A

Naegle’s rule: LMP - 3 months + 7 days

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9
Q

what is the increased need of calories in pregnancy?

A

additional 300 Kcal / day

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10
Q

what 4 vitamins are recommended in pregnancy?

A

vitamin D
calcium
iron
folic acid

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11
Q

which vitamin, if consumed more than 10,000 IU/day increases the risk of fetal anomalies?

A

vitamin A

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12
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what is the recommended consumption of fish?

A

eat 2-3 servings of low mercury fish per week

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13
Q

what is the first line management for N/V? (2)

A

vitamin B6
doxylamine

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14
Q

what is the frequency required for routine visits?

A

q 4 weeks until 28 weeks
q 2 weeks until 36 weeks
q 1 week until delivery

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15
Q

what imaging is the first line?

A

ultrasound

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16
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during what weeks is an ultrasound for assessment of fetal anatomy recommended?

17
Q

when should diabetes mellitus screening take place?

18
Q

when should antibody testing occur? what should be given if Rh negative?

A

28 weeks

Rhogam

19
Q

what lab testing should be done every trimester?

20
Q

which are 4 conditions that are high risk during 3rd trimester?

A

HIV
syphilis
chlamydia
gonorrhea

21
Q

when should group B strep testing occur?

22
Q

done at 10-13 weeks; obtain piece of placental tissue for testing

A

chorionic villus sampling

23
Q

done at 15-20 weeks; obtain amniotic fluid sample for testing

A

amniocentesis

24
Q

what is the gestational diabetes screening?

A

1 hour 50g glucose challenge
+
3 hour 100g glucose challenge (diagnostic)

25
when is Rhogam administered in an Rh negative mother?
28 weeks gestation
26
what is the leading cause of infectious mortality and morbidity among newborns?
group B hemolytic streptococcus
27
breast feeding has maternal benefits like a lower risk of . . . (5)
breast cancer ovarian cancer diabetes mellitus hypertension heart disease
28
when can flu vaccine be given?
any gestation
29
when can Tdap vaccine be given?
27-36 weeks
30
which vaccine is not given during pregnancy but safe with breastfeeding?
HPV
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which 2 vaccines are contraindicated in pregnancy?
varicella MMR
32
breast feeding has infant benefits like a lower risk of . . . (3)
infections SIDS metabolic disease
33
in an uncomplicated pregnancy, we can await spontaneous labor until ____ weeks
41
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if a woman has had a prior cesarean delivery, they should undergo a repeat cesarean delivery at ____ weeks
39