Small for gestational age Flashcards

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1
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What is small for gestational age defined as?

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Measures below 10th centile

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What measures on US are used to assess foetal size?

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Estimated foetal weigth
Foetal abdominal circumference - AC

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What do customised growth charts consider?

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Ethnic group
Weight
Heigth
Parity
Of mother

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4
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What is severe SGA

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Below 3rd centile for GA

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5
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What is low BW defined as

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<2500g

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6
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Circulating volume of a baby

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10ml/kg

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7
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Categories of causes of SGA

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Constitutionally small
Foetal Growth Restriction - IUGR

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What is intrauterine growth restriction?

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Small foetus due to pathology reducing amount of nutritents and O2 being delivered to foetus through the placenta

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Categories of causes of IUGR

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Placenta mediated
Non placenta mediated

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Causes of placenta mediated IUGR

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Idiopathic
Pre-eclampsia
Maternal smoking
Maternal alcohol
Anaemia
Malnutrition
Infection
Maternal health conditions

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Causes of non placenta mediated IUGR

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Genetic abnoramlities
Strutural abnormalities
Foetal infection
Errors of metabolism

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Signs of IUGR

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Reduced amniotic fluid volume
Abnormal dopple studies
Reduced foetal movements
Abnormal CTGs

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Complications of IUGR short term

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Foetal death or stillbirth
Birth asphyxia
Neonatal hypoglycaemia
Neonatal hypothermia

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14
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IUGR longterm increased risk for:

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CVD esp HPTN
T2DM
obesity
Mood and behavioural problems

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Risk factors for SGA

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Prev SGA baby
Obesity
Smoking
Diabetes
Existing HPTN
Pre-eclampsia
Older mother >35
Multiple pregnancy
Low pregnancy ass plasama protein - PAPPA
Antepartum haemorrhage
Antiphospholipid syndrome

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16
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What is Preganancy ass plasma protein?

17
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What is monitored in low risk women?

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Symphysis fundal height

18
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What is monitored in low risk women to check for SGA and when is this done?

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Symphysis fundal height at every antenatal appointment from 24 weeks

19
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What happens if the symphysis fundal height is less than the 10th centile?

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Serial growth scans with umbilical artery doppler

20
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When are women booked for serial growth scans with umbilical artery doppler?

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Three or more minor risk factors
One or more major risk factors
Issues measuring symphysis fundal heigth

21
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What can affect ability to measuresymphysis fundal heigth

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Large fribroids
BMI > 35

22
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How are women at risk or with SGA monitored in pregnancy

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Serial ultrasound scans that measure -
Estimated foetal weigth and abdominal circumference to determine growth velocity
Umbilical arterial pulsatility index (UA-PI) to measure flow through umbilical artery
Amniotic fluid volume

23
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What is typical recommendation for initiation and fequency of US for SGA?

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Every 4 weeks from 28 weeks gestation

23
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What is typical recommendation for initiation and fequency of US for SGA?

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Every 4 weeks from 28 weeks gestation

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When is US frequency increased in SGA?
Reduced growth velocity Problems with umbilical flow
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Management of SGA
Identifying those at risk Aspirin if at risk pre eclampsia Treat modifiable risk factors - smoking cessation Serial growth scans to monitor growth Early delivery where growth static pr other concerns
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Investigations into underlying cause when infant determined SGA
BP and urine sipstick for pre-exlampsia Uterine artery doppler scannig Detailed foetal anatomy can be foetal medicine Karyotyping for chromsomal abnormalities Testing for infections
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What give womena at risk fo pre eclampsia
ASpririn
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What infections test for in SGA?
Toxoplasmosis, cytomegalovirus, syphilis and malaria
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When is early delivery considered?
Growth static on charts Other problems identified ef abnormal doppler results Reduces stillbirth risk
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What given before C section planned early induction
Corticosteroids