OBGYN1 Flashcards
(53 cards)
Preeclampsia?
Newly diagnosed Hypertension S>140/D>90 Plus proteinuria or sign of end-organ damage after GA 20
Confirmatory test?
Urine protein/Cr ratio of >3 or
Total 24-hour urine protein >300
Why dipstick protein is not confirmatory?
High false positive or false negative results in pregnancy.
Management?
Non sever–37 week
sever–34 week
mgso4 for seizure prophlaxix
antihypertensive
How to diagnose GDM?
oral glucose tolerance test
How to measure B/P for preeclampsia?
two measurements with a 4-hour gap.
Preterm labor?
thru labor present before 37 week
Management?
based on weeks
Penicillin prophylaxis if GBS positive or ROM
> =34 weeks
Betamethasone
32-34 weeks
Betamethasone
Tocolytics
<32
Betamethasone
Tocolytics
MgSO4
The management of singleton breach?
ECV if no C/I
C/S
Why we not tocolysis after >34
Drug S/E outweigh
NSAID-PDA
Nifedipine–HYpotension and tachycardia
Magnesium sulfate benefits preterm?
Reduces the risk of cerebral palsy and protects gross motor function.
Post dural puncture headache?
Headaches occur after dura injury during spinal anesthesia or neuropraxia.
Clinical manifestation?
Positional(worse when stand and improves when lying flat) Neck stiffness Diplopia and Bluring Hiring loss and tinnitus nausea and vomiting
Pathophysiology?
CSF leak–decrease ICP–herniation of brain base during standing
management?
Self Limited
Epidural blood path
Epidural blood patch mechanism?
It will form a blood clot that obstructs the leakage.
vasa previa definition?
fetal vessel overlying the cervix
Risk factors?
Placenta previa
Multiple gestations
Invitro fertilization
Sucenuriate placenta
CM?
Painless vaginal bleeding during contraction or ROM
Fetal HR abnormality
Fetal exitinusion and death
Diagnosis?
At 18-20 week of gestation
management?
If bleeding emergency C/S
If not expect until 34, inpatient management at 3rd TM