Pelvic health and pregnancy Flashcards

(14 cards)

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Cardiovascular Changes in Pregnancy

Increased:

A

Heart rate
Blood volume
Cardiac output
Stroke volume

Renal and uterine blood flow

Coagulation factors (including fibrinogen)

Total body water, blood volume, and capillary hydrostatic pressure

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Increased risk of:

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DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis) due to hypercoagulability and venous stasis

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Cardiovascular Changes in Pregnancy

Decreased:

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Peripheral vascular resistance (due to hormonal vasodilation)

Serum albumin protein concentrations (can contribute to edema)

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4
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In the absence of contraindications, physical activity is:

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safe and recommended during pregnancy/postpartum

Tailor exercise to trimester, symptoms, and function

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5
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Relaxin increases →

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joint laxity (esp. 3rd trimester)

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6
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weight gained during pregnancy is caused by

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the enlarging uterus, fetus, and breasts, and the increased blood volume, extravasation of extracellular fluid, and water retention

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7
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increased laxity may cause pain in:

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the sacroiliac joint or at the pubic symphysis in some women

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8
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Possible condition: Transient osteoporosis of the hip

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most commonly in third trimester

The typical presentation in these patients is of severe hip pain without a history of trauma

greatest pain = groin and greater trochanter - radiating into anterior thigh

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9
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Approximately ___ of people experience bladder control problems during pregnancy.

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40% to over half

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10
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Bladder Control
Risk factors

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Obesity

Age

Number of vaginal deliveries

Episiotomy

> 9# babies

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11
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Vaginoplasty

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Gender affirming surgery can be used to create a vulva and vagina

It involves removing the penis, testicles and scrotum

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12
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Forpenile inversion vaginoplasty

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surgeons create the vaginal canal using a combination of the skin surrounding the existing penis along with the scrotal skin.

Depending on how much skin is available in the genital area, the surgeon may need to use a skin graft from the abdomen or thigh to construct a full vaginal canal.

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13
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Robotic-assisted peritoneal flap vaginoplasty

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also called a robotic Davydov peritoneal vaginoplasty or a roboticperitonealgender affirmingvaginoplasty

newer approach that creates the vaginal canal with the help of a single port robotic surgical system.

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EFFECTS OF ESTROGEN

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Breast development

Loss of erection

Shrinkage of testicles

Decreased acne

Decreased facial and body hair

Decreased muscle mass and strength

Softer and smoother skin

Slowing of balding

Redistribution of fat from abdomen to the hips, thighs, and buttocks

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