RANDOM Flashcards
BP of 140/90 ONLY
Gestational HTN
BP
S: +30
D: +15
Edema on Legs
Proteinuria 1+ to 2 +
Abnormal weight gain
Mild Preecclampsia
Mild Preeclampsia is an early or less severe form of preeclampsia, a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and protein in the urine. It typically occurs after 20 weeks of pregnancy and requires close monitoring to prevent progression to severe preeclampsia or eclampsia.
True
● Bp of 160/110 mmHg
● Generalized Edema : Face
● Proteinuria: 3+ to 4
● Visual disturbances
● Mild epigastric pain
● Liver compensation
Severe Preecclampsia
Seizure
Eclampsia
Low Implantation
Placenta Previa
Sudden “ Separation”
“Abruptio” Placenta
Risk factors:
- hypertension, cocaine, short umbilical cord, DM,
Abruptio Placenta
Multiple gestation, multipara, myoma, close pregnancy intervals
Placenta Previa
Painless
Placenta “PREVIA”
Sharp colic like pain
Abruptio Placenta
Medical Treatment Abruptio Placenta ( separation )
- Emergency CS
- Assess abnormal coagulation
- Position: Modified Trendelenburg
- Keep patient warm, cover with layers
5.monition heart
Sudden oe complete / partial separation of a normally implanted placenta after 20th to 24th weeks
Abruptio placenta
Low lying placenta/ attachment int he lower uterine segment
Placenta Previa
Risk factors:
- Uterine Abnormalities
- Asian & African ethnicity
- Smokinh and Cocaine use
- Endometritis
Placenta Previa
Causes of Placenta Previa (
TWINS ( DIZYGOTIC / FRATERNAL )
DIFFERENT PLACENTA ( KUNG SINO UNANG KUMAPIT SIYA YUNG NAUUNA
- Higher incidence in asian women
- below 18 years old and above 40 years old
- Low socioecomic factors
HYDATIDIFORM MOLE / MOLAR PREGNANCY
A hydatidiform mole, also called a molar pregnancy, is a rare pregnancy complication where abnormal tissue grows inside the uterus instead of a normal embryo. It is a type of gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) caused by improper fertilization.
True
Conversion of the “chorionic villi into a mass of clear vesicles”
H Molar / Molar Pregnancy
There may be no fetus, or a degenerating fetus may be present
H molar / molar pregnancy
Pregnancy “OUTSIDE” the uterus. Most common site in fallopian tubes.
Ectopic Pregnancy
Risk factors:
- History of pelvic inflammatory disease
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