OB: Healthy Pregnancy Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

Fetus is vulnerable to teratogens at __ weeks

A

2-8 weeks

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what can you see on a 20 week fetus

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nails, lanugo (peach fuzz), and can tell gender

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what can you see on a 25 week fetus

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fetus is covered ( cream cheese coating - protectant)

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Amniotic fluid ( origin/ purpose)

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  • babys urine
  • protects umbilical cord, thermoregulation, protection, allows fetal movement
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Umbilical cord (structure)

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2 arteries and 1 vein
(covered in wharton’s jelly - keeps cord from collapsing)

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Placenta (function/ anatomy)

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  • Allows the fetus to receive O2 + nutrients from mothers blood through osmosis and produces hormones
  • 1 shiny isde (baby side) and 1 dully/spongy side (mothers side that connects to the uterus )
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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Uterus

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increase in size and thickness
Braxton hicks contractions (contractions that aren’t real )

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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Breast

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size, tenderness, pigmentation, production of colostrum (initial breast milk)

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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Cervix

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Increased vascularization leads to:
1. Goodwell’s sign: softening of cervix
2. Chandwick’s sign: bluish coloring

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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Vagina

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increased acidic secretions
loosening of connective tissue

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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Cardiovascular

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increased cardiac output, pulse, blood volume 40-45%, plasma volume by 50%

BP decreases slightly and returns to near normal by term

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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: GI

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  • N/V, pyrosis (heart burn), ptyalism (salivation0
    -changes in gum tissue, bloating/constipation
  • risk for gallstone formation
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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Urinary tract

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  • increased urinary frequency
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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Integumentary

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  • Linea nigra: line over abdomen
  • Chloasma: darkening of skin r/t hormones
  • Striae: stretch marks
  • Spider veins
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Maternal changes R/T pregnancy: Nutrition

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During the 2nd and 3rd trimester calorie intake should increase by 300 kcal/day

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16
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Hormones in pregnancy: HCG

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pregnancy hormone

17
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Hormones in pregnancy: HPL

A
  • Human Placental Lactogen
  • Allows form more free floating glucose for fetal development
18
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Hormones in pregnancy: Estrogen

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helps w/ uterine development, prepares breast milk production

19
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Hormones in pregnancy: Progesterone

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maintain pregnancy, lactation

20
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Hormones in pregnancy: Relaxin

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inhibits uterine activity, softens cervix for birth

21
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Hormones in pregnancy: Prolactin

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role in lactation

22
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Hormones in pregnancy: Oxytocin

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role in contractions

23
Q

Calculation for estimated due date

A

First day of last menstural cycle subtract 3 months add 7 days

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Intrapartum

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Gravida
number of times pregnant
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Para
number of deliveries thats 20 wks or greater
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1. Gestation 2. Abortion 3. Term
1. pregnancy 2. miscarriage or elective before 20 wks 3. 40 wks (actually 38-42 wks)
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TPAL ( provides further explanation to pregnant hx)
T: term pregnancies P: preterm ( 28 - 37 wks 6 days ) A: abortions/miscarraige ( less than 20 wks) L: living
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