OB Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

What part of the female reproductive system is responsible for the production of you estrogen and progesterone in non-pregnant women?

A

OVARY/OVARIES

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What is the only immunoglobulin/antibody that can pass through the placenta

A

IgG ( immunoglobulin G)

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3
Q

In pregnancy, what will happen to the antibodies? Increase or Decrease?

A

Decrease ( to prevent fetal rejection )

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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy.

Increase or Decrease: GFR, Creatinine Clearance, Urine Output?

Why?

A

Increase ( to eliminate the fetal waste products )

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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy.

Increase or Decrease: BUN and plasma creatinine?

Why?

A

Decrease ( to eliminate waste products )

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During pregnancy, vagina is acidic or alkalinic?

follow up ques: Did the pH level increase or decrease?

A

Acidic

decrease ( to maintain normal aciditiy of 3.8 - 4.5 in order to prevent infection )

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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy

Increase or Decrease: Blood Volume, Cardiac Output, Heart rate?

A

Increase ( to support fetus )

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8
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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy.

Normal or Abnormal: increase pseudoanemia?

A

Yes

R: increase plasma = increase pseudoanemia ( to support fetus )

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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy.

Increase or Decrease: Platelets, WBC, clotting factors, Lipids and Serum Cholesterol?

A

Increase

increased Platelets and clotting factors - to prevent bleeding

increased WBC - to prevent infection

increased Lipids and Serum Cholesterol - for source of energy

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10
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Normal Physiologic Changes in Pregnancy.

What is normal mild hypoventilation or mild hyperventilation?

A

mild hyperventilation (to support baby)

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11
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What maneuver is used to monitor the fetal heart rate?

A

Umbilical Grip

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12
Q

The nurse noted episodic fetal heart accelerations.

A. Notify Physician
B. Document and continue monitoring

A

B. Document and continue monitoring

R: it is normal (FHR = FM)

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The nurse noted a decrease in the fetal heart rate that happens on the end of contraction. What will be the appropriate action of the nurse?

A
  1. STOP OXYTOCIN
  2. REPOSITION TO left side-lying postion (to prevent compression of the inferior vena cava - ensure oxygenation)
  3. GIVE O2
  4. NOTIFY MD
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14
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According to the Sandovsky method, which is the best time to monitor Fetal Movement Count?

A

Early Morning and After meals

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15
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In Sandovsky Method, what is the max. number of attempts to monitor Fetal Movement Count?

A

2 attempts

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16
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In Sandovsky Method. What is the normal fetal movement count?

A

10 - 12 movements/hour

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17
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In Cardiff method, what is the normal fetal movement count?

A

10 movements in 12 hours

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18
Q

Probable, Presumptive or Positive:

Fetal movement felt by the mother

A

Presumptive

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19
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Probable, Presumptive or Positive:

Fetal movement felt by the nurse

20
Q

2 hours after delivery, the nurse palpated the fundus 2 inches above the umbilicus. What will be the appropriate action of the nurse?

A. Document and Continue monitoring
B. Notify MD
C. Encourage the mother to void

A

C. Encourage the mother to void

21
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When is the earliest time to monitor for FHR?

22
Q

Age of viability

23
Q

Onset of Menarche

A

9 - 17 years old

average: 11-13

24
Q

Interval of Menses

A

23 - 35 days

average: 28 days

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Duration of bleeding
2-9 days
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Menstrual Cycle: Amount
30 - 80 ml / 1/3 of a cup / 240 ml
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Menstrual Cycle: Odor
Marigold
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Which hormone is responsibke for pregnancy?
Progesterone
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What do you call the inner lining of the uterus?
Endometrium
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What is the follicle that surrounds the ovum?
Grafien follicle
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1st Phase of Menstrual Cycle
Follicular, Estrogenic
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Second Phase of Menstrual Cycle
Luteal, Progestational phase
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3rd Phase of the Menstrual Cycle
Ischemic
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4th phase if Menstrual Cycle
Menstrual Bleeding
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Fertile period
3 - 4 days before and after ovulation
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What are the two hormones did the Anterior Pituitary Gland release?
FSH and LH
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What are the purpose of FSH?
- to thicken the endometrium by increased estrogen | - increase follicular fluid for ovulation (rupture grafien follicles)
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Where is the site of fertilization?
Ampulla
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Where is the site of implantation?
Endometrium
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What to do you call the fluid inside the grafien follicle?
Follicular fluid
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Who is responsible for the release if ovum?
Ovary/Ovaries
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How does the Female Reproduction start?
Decrease in Estrogen
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What maintains the thickness of the endometrium?
Progesterone
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A patient came into the prenatal clinic, she asks the nurse why she is not menstruating/first menstrual cycle yet? She is 16 y/o. Is this normal?
Yes ( average : 9-17 y/o)
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What is the expected date of ovulation of a woman woth 34 days cycle?
34 - 14 = 20th day
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How do you characterize a fertile cervical mucus?
Clear, Elastic, Thin. Slippery / Eggwhite