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38 Cards in this Set

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how many weeks is term?
37 weeks
how many weeks is post term?
42 weeks
before how many weeks is an abortion?
20 weeks
what produces betaHcg? how long after conception is it found in urine?
placenta; 7-10 days
softening of lower uterine segment is called what?
Hegars sign
congestion of cervix is called what?
Chadwick's sign
by how many weeks is the gestational sac/fetal pole found on US?
6 weeks
how many extra calories should preg woman consume?
3-500/day
how much folic acid to take?
0.4 mg unless hx of NTD, then it's 4 mg
how much Fe to take?
27 mg unless anemia, then more
do glu challenge test at how many weeks?
28 weeks
admin Rho Gam at how many weeks?
28 weeks
do group B strep culture at how many weeks?
36 weeks
what kind of vaccines can you not give?
live, like rubella
what meds can you NOT give?
quinilones, tetracyclines, ASA
what causes increased risk of DVT in pregnancy?
increase in clotting factors
how do you tx nausea and vomiting in first trimester?
small frequent meals, B6 and antihistamines
edema can be a sx of what?
pre-eclampsia
Dx: strong contractions, pelvic pressure, bleeding, leakage of fluid
PTL
Dx: edema, proteinuria, elevated BP, HA, blurred vision, elevated liver enzymes, decreased platelets, convulsions
pre-eclampsia
Dx: bleeding, pain, painful contractions, fetal distress
abruption of placenta
Dx: painless bleeding
placenta previa
implantation of placenta over cervical os
placenta previa
Dx: false PTL
UTI
what is positive with true "bloody show" (rupture of amniotic sac)
nitrazine
name stage of labor: onset of labor to complete dilation
1
name stage of labor: complete dilation to delivery of baby
2
name stage of labor: delivery of baby to deliver of placenta
3
duration of labor stages in nulliparous; multiparous
8-15 hr, 1-3 hr, 15-30 min; 7-9 hr, 0.5-1 hr, 5-15 min
which phase of labor: cervix < 4 cm dilated
latent
describe descent of fetus
enters pelvis in transverse plane, flexes and rotates anterior
what is zero station?
level of ischial spines
normal FHR
120-160
fetal tach due to what? (4)
maternal fever, drugs, fetal hypoxia, fetal arrhythmia
fetal bradycardia due to what? (3)
increased vagal tone, narcotics, fetal distress
when do early decelerations occur? what causes them?
during contraction; compression of fetal head
when do variable decelerations occur? what causes them?
not related to contraction; compression of cord
when do late decerlations occur? what do they indicate?
end of contraction; fetal distress