Pregnancy Physiology Flashcards
(18 cards)
How much does cardiac output increase during pregnancy?
A 30%
B 40%
C 50%
D 60%
E It doesn’t
40%
During pregnancy oxygen consumption increases by:
A 15-20ml/min
B 15-50ml/min
C 30-50ml/min
D 40-50ml/min
E 50-60ml/min
C 30-50ml/min
50 if not given a choice
At term, what is the increase in CO by volume?
A 200ml/min
B 500ml/min
C 700ml/min
D 1000ml/min
E 1500ml/min
E 1.5l/min
At term, how much additional blood flow goes to the uterus?
A 300ml/min
B 400ml/min
C 500ml/min
D 1000ml/min
E 1500ml/min
B 400ml/min
At term, how much additional blood flow goes to the kidneys?
A 300ml/min
B 400ml/min
C 500ml/min
D 1000ml/min
E 1500ml/min
A 300ml/min
At term, how much additional blood flow goes to the skin?
A 300ml/min
B 400ml/min
C 500ml/min
D 1000ml/min
E 1500ml/min
C 500ml/min
In early pregnancy, where does increased CO mainly go?
A Skin/breasts
B Uterus
C Uterus/skin
D GI tract
E Breasts/GI tract
A Skin/breasts
What is the driving force behind BP changes in pregnancy?
A Cardiac output increase
B Stroke volume increase
C Peripheral vascular resistance drops
D Increased blood volume
E Decreased RBC:plasma ratio
C Peripheral vascular resistance drops
What is the change in BP during pregnancy on average?
A no change
B Decrease 10mmHg/5mmHg
C Increase 10mmHg/5mmHg
D Decrease 5mmHg/10mmHg
E Increase 5mmHg/10mmHg
D Decrease 5mmHg/10mmHg
What causes vasodilation in pregnancy?
Increase NO, reduced ADMA, increased PGI2.
What ECG changes are seen in pregnancy?
Left axis deviation
Inverted T in III
Q in III and AVF
ST changes
Increase in ventiliation uring pregnancy?
A 40%
B 20%
C 70%
D 10%
E 30%
A 40%
How is ventilation increased in pregnancy?
Progesterone - bronchodilator
How much does lung capacity decrease during pregnancy?
A 100ml decrease
B 200ml increase
C 300ml decrease
D 200ml decrease
E 100ml increase
D 200ml decrease
What is the most abundant carbohydrate in the breast milk?
A Maltose
B Galactose
C Glucose
D Lactose
E Sucrose
D Lactose
Which of the following produce caput medusa when dilated?
A Hepatic veins
B Splenic veins
C Ductus venosus
D Umbilical arteries
E Umbilical veins
E Umbilical veins
Suxamethonium does not readily cross the placenta because of…
A Placental cholinesterase
B High protein binding
C Elongated molecular configuration
D High degree of ionisation
E Insufficient maternal concentration
D High degree of ionisation