REPRO 6 Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
Q

when does blood pressure normally fall in pregnancy

A

second trimester

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2
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when is htn in pregnancy diagnosed (3)

A

> = 140/90 on two occasions
DBP >110 or SBP >160
rise of SBP by 30 or DBP by 15 or more from booking

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3
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complications of hypertension during pregnancy

A

PET, IUGR, abruption

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4
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when is pregnancy induced hypertension diagnosed and when does it resolve

A

second half of pregnancy and resolves 6 weeks PN

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5
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what percentage of patients with hypertension go on to develop PET and what is the recurrence rate

A

15%

high

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6
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treatment - in order of hypertension - and CI/SE

A

Labetalol PO/IV asthma, IUGR
Nifedipine PO
IV hydralazine
Methyldopa - can cause rebound hypertension

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7
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what is the triad of PET

A

oedema
hypertension
proteinuria >=3g/24h

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8
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when is maternal artery doppler done

what is it checking for

A

20-24weeks

placentation

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9
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what is abnormal placentation

A

failure of trophoblasts and placentation leading to low flow and high pressure

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10
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what is HELLP syndrome

A

haemolysis, elevated liver enzymes and low platelets

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11
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what is the normal amniotic fluid index and what is it in PET

A

6-22

<6

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12
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complication involving mean arterial pressure

A

MAP >=150 -> cerebral haemorrhage

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13
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what should the blood pressure aim be

A

140-150/90-100

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14
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what is eclampsia

A

PET and tonic clonic gen seizures

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15
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how many patients have seizures before the onset of hypertension/proteinuria

A

1/3

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16
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when do most patients have seizures

A

in labour or after

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17
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what is eclampsia associated with

A

ischaemia/cereberal vasospasm

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18
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treatment of eclampsia - htn

A

Labetalol, nifedipine, hydralazine

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19
Q

treatment for eclampsia - seizures
if further seizure
if even further seizure

A

4g IV magnesium sulphate loading dose over 5-10mins
then 1g/hour infusion for 24 hours

2g magnesium sulphate

Diazepam 10mg IV

20
Q

eclampsia fluid balance and why is this important

A

run patient dry at 80mls/hour

giving fluids can lead to pulmonary oedema

21
Q

what is given to induce labour in eclampsia and what should be avoided

A

syntocin

ergometrine - causes hypertension

22
Q

steroids in pregnancy - what and till when

A

12mg beclamethasone IM 2 doses 24h apart

up to 36 weeks

23
Q

mod risk factors of PET

A
first pregnancy 
>=40
pregnancy interval >10y
FH
multuple preg
BMI >35
24
Q

high risk factors for PET

A
prev PET/htn
CKD
AI disease like SLE antiphos
DM type 1 or 2
chronic hypertension
25
when should aspirin be started | what dose and how often
2 mod or 1 high risk factor | 75mg once daily
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stage 1 of labour
onset of labour to full dilatation
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stage 2 of labour
full dilatation to delivery of the baby
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stage 3 of labour
delivery of the baby to deliver of the placenta
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normal position of baby lie presentation
occipitoanterior longitudinal cephalic
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normal labour takes how long from active phase
<24 hours
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types of analgesia available (6)
``` enterox IV remifentanil PCA spinal block epidural pudendal nerve block ```
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which works faster spinal block or epidural
spinal
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what is epidural - whats in it does it impair uterine activity what can it do effects
levobupavicaine +/- opiate no can delay second stage maternal hypotension, headache, back pain, atonic bladder
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risk of epidural
dural puncture | severe headache and photophobia due to CSF leak
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induction of labour (4)
membrane sweep prostaglandins amniotomy IV syntocin
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failure to progress in stage 1 nulli v parous
nulli <2cm in 4h | multi <2cm in 4h or slowing in progress
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causes of delay in stage 1 of labour
passage, passanger, power
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delay in second stage of labour para and mult
para 0cm in >2h or 3h with epidural | multi 0cm in 1h or 2h plus epidural
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approach for delay in second stage
change position amniotomy syntocin deliver
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fatal distress risk factors
small fetes, prem/post, APH, htn/pet, DM, epidural, PROM >24h, sepsis, IOL, vaginal birth after CS
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causes for fatal distress
abruption, vasa praevia, cord prolapse, cord prolapse, uterine rupture, haemorrhage, regional anaethesia, hypoxia
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what does CTG show in fatal dsitress
variable decel or late decel
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fatal blood sampling
>7.25 normal 7.2 to 7.25 repeat in 30mins <7.2 deliver
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treatment for fatal distress
``` change maternal position IV fluids stop syntocin terbutaline 250mcg - stops contractions deliver ```
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Downs test in first trimester
nuchal thickness measurement 11-13(+6) combined with HCG and PAPPA
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downs quadrouple test
14-20w bloos test | bHCG, AFP, inhibin A, unconjugated bilirubin
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genetic tests for downs
amniocentesis 15w miscarriage risk 1% | CVS 12w misc risk 2%