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Definition of an Abortion?
A pregnancy that ends Prior to 20 wks.
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a COMPLETE ABORTION
NO PRODUCTS OF CONCEPTION FOUND ON US

FOLLOW UP IN OFFICE
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a INCOMPLETE ABORTION
ON US HAVE SOME PRODUCTS OF CONCEPTION

DILATION AND CURETTAGE
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a INEVITABLE ABORTION
products of conception INTACT, intrauterine bleeding is present and have DILATATION OF THE CERVIX ON US

dilation and currettage
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a THREATENED ABORTION
Products of conception intact, intrauterine bleeding and NO DILATION OF CERVIX on US

Bed rest and Pelivic rest
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a MISSED ABORTION
death of the fetus but all products of conception present in the Uterus ON US

DILATION and Curettage
Ultrasound Finding and Treatment of a SEPTIC ABORTION
INFECTION OF THE UTERUS AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS

DILATION AND CURETTAGE + IV LEVOFLOXACIN AND METRONIDAZOLE
PRETERM LABOR DELIVER IF:
34-37 WEEKS AND GREATER THAN 2,500 GRAMS
PRETERM LABOR STOP DELIVERY IF:

AND GIVE...
24-33 WEEKS OR UNDER 2,500 GRAMS

BETAMETHASONE AND TOCOLYTICS
PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES AND CHORIOAMNIONITIS...NEXT STEP
DELIVER BABY NOW
PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES AND TERM BABY?

IF NOTHING HAPPENS
WAIT 6-12 HOURS

INDUCE LABOR
PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES WITHOUT CHORIOAMNIONITIS IN A PRETERM-->

IF HAVE A PENICILLAN ALLERGY?
TREAT WITH
BETAMETHASONE
AMPICILLAN
AND GENTAMICIN

REPLACE AMPICILLAN WITH ERYTHOMYCIN
PLACENTA PREVIA DEFINITION
ABNORMAL IMPLANTATION OF THE PLACENTA OVER THE INTERNAL CERVICAL OS
4 RISK FACTORS FOR PLACENTA PREVIA
PREVIOUS C SECTION
MULTIPLE GESTATIONS
PREVIOUS PLACENTA PREVIA
PREVIOUS UTERINE SURGERY
PRESENTATION OF PLACENTA PREVIA? WKS?
PAINLESS VAGINAL BLEEDING AFTER 28 WEEKS
NEXT STEP IN MANAGEMENT FOR SUSPECTED PLACENTA PREVIA
TRANSABDOMANINAL ULTRASOUND TO ACCESS IF WANT TO DELIVER VAGINALLY OR VIA A C SECTIONS
CONTRAINDICATED IN 3RD TRIMESTER BLEEDING
DIGITAL EXAM AND TRANSVAGINAL US EXAM

CAN CAUSE INCREASE SEPERATION OF THE PLACENTA AND UTERUS.
PLACENTA PREVIA: COMPLETE TYPE
COMPLETELY COVERING THE INTERNAL OS
PLACENTA PREVIA: PARTIAL
PARTIAL COVERING OF THE INTERNAL CERVICAL OS COVERS MORE THAN MARGINAL
PLACENTA PREVIA: MARGINAL
MARGINALLY COVERING THE INTERNAL CERVICAL OS
PLACENTA PREVIA: VASA PREVIA
FETAL VESSEL PREVENT OVER THE CERVICAL OS
PLACENTA PREVIA: LOW LYING PLACENTA
PLACENTA IMPLANTED IN LOWER SEGMENTS OF THE UTERUS BUT DOES NOT COVER THE INTERNAL OS
TREATMENT OF PLACENTA PREVIA
DONE WITH DROP IN HCT OR LARGE VOLUME BLEEDING

STRICT PELVIC REST NOTHING IS ALLOWED TO GO INSIDE THE VAGINA

DELIVERIES SEEM TO BE DONE BY C SECTION
WHICH TYPE OF PLACENTAL INVASION IS ASSOCIATED WITH PLACENTA PREVIA
PLACENTA ACCRETA
TYPE OF PLACENTAL INVASION
PLACENTAL ACCRETA
PLACENTAL INCRETA
PLACENTAL PERCRETA
PLACENTA ACCRETA
PLACENTAL INVASION OF THE SUPERFICIAL UTERINE WALL MOST COMMON ASSOCIATED WITH PLACENTA PREVIA
PLACENT INCRETA
PLACENTAL INVASION OF THE UTERINE MYOMETRIUM
PLACENTA PERCRETA

PRESENTATION
PLACENTAL INVASION OF THE SEROSA BLADDER WALL OR RECTUM

HEMATURIA AND RECTAL BLEEDING
PLACENTAL ABRUPTION AND PATHOPHYS
PREMATURE SEPERATION OF THE PLACENTA FROM THE UTERUS.
CAUSES TEARING OF THE OF THE PLACENTAL VESSELS AND HEMORRHAGING INTO THE SEPERATED SPACE

CAN OCCURE BEFORE DURING OR AFTER LABOR
COMPLICATIONS OF PLACENTAL ABRUPPTION
LIFE THREATENING BLEEDING
PREMATURE DELIVERY
UTERINE TETANY
DIC
HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
RISK FACTORS OF PLACENTAL ABRUPTION
MATERNAL HTN : CHRONIC PREECLAMPSIA, ECLAMPSIA
PRESENTATION OF PLACENTAL ABRUPTION:
3RD TRIMESTER BLEEDING
SEVERE ABDOMINAL PAIN
CONTRACTIONS
POSSIBLE FETAL CONTRACTIONS
INDICATIONS FOR C SECTION WITH PLACENTAL ABRUPTION
UNCONTROLLED MATERNAL HEMORRAGE
RAPIDLY EXPANDING CONCEALED HEMORRAGE
FETAL DISTRESS
RAPID PLACENTAL SEPERATION

( MORE LIKELY A CONCEALED TYPE ABUPTION)
INDICATIONS FOR VAGINAL DELIVERY WITH PLACENTAL ABRUPTION
PLACENTAL SEPARATION IS MINIMAL
FETAL HEART TRACING IS ASSURING
SEPARATION IS EXTENSIVE AND FETUS IS DEAD.
UTERINE RUPTURE PRESENTATION
SUDDEN ONSET OF EXTREME PAIN
ABNORMAL BUMP IN THE ABDOMEN
NO UTERINE CONTRACTIONS
REGRESSION OF THE FETUS: WAS MOVING TOWARD DELIVERY BUT NO LONGER IN THE CANAL BECAUSE WITHDREW INTO THE ABDOMAN
RISK FACTORS FOR UTERINE RUPTURE
INCREASED RISK WITH PRIOR C SECTION: CLASSICAL INCISIONS ( HIGHER RISK) AND LOW TRANSVERSE
-TRAUMA (MVA)
UTERINE OVERDISTENTION ( POLYHYDRAMNIOS AND MULTIPLE GESTATIONS)
UTERINE MYOMECTOMY
PLACENTA PERCRETA
TREATMENT FOR UTERINE RUPTURE
IMMEDIATE LAPAROTMY WITH DELIVERY OF THE BABY
NEVER DO A C SECTION BC BABY IN ABDOMEN NOW NOT UTERUS
WHEN DO YOU DO RH ANTIBODY SCREEN
INITIAL VISIT
ANTI-D Rh IMMUNOGLOBULINS SHOULD BE GIVE WHEN (5X)
WHEN THE MOTHER IS Rh- and...
Amniocentesis
Abortion
Vaginal Bleeding
Placental Abruption
28th week of pregnancy
Delivery if have Rh+ baby and Rh- mother
What Weeks are Prenatal Rh Antibody screens done
1 depending on if woman has a reason to Have rh ab's
28 and 35
Rh titer needs to be what for patient to be sensitzied
1:4
If titer is less than 1:16 do what?

if titer is greater than 1:16 do what?
nothing

serial amniocentestis looking for fetal biliirubin levels must do serial amniocentesis's starting at 16-20 wks looking at spectrophotmeter for levels of bili
Rh+ baby with Rh- mother who has AB's > 1:16
Serial amniocentesis first done at 16-20 weeks

if low levels of bili: repeat amnio in 2-3 weeks

if medium levels of bili repeat amnio in 1-2

If high levels of bili baby is prob. anemia Do a Percutaneous Uterine Blood Sample if low Hct do intrauterine transfusion.
Chronic Hypertension of Pregnancy

can lead to ?

Rx with?
BP > 140/90 BEFORE the patient was pregnant

Preeclampsia

Methyldopa, labetalol nifedipine
Gestational Hypertension
when must it start?
What is missing from urine dipstick what is missing from physical exam
RX
BP > 140/90
after 20 weeks gestation
no protein in Urine
No Edema
methyldopa, labetalol or nifedipine ONLY DURING PREGNANCY
Preeclampsia rsk factors
chronic HTN
renal disease
Mild Preeclampsia:
HTN
PRTOTIENURIA
EDEMA
MENTAL STATUS CHANGE
VISION CHANGE
IMPAIRED LIVER FUNCTION
HTN: >140/90
PROTIENURIA: Dipstick is 1-2+ 24 hour collection is > 300mg
EDEMA: hands and face
MENTAL STATUS CHANGE: No
VISION CHANGE: No
IMPAIRED LIVER FUNCTION:No
Severe Preeclampsia
HTN
PRTOTIENURIA
EDEMA
MENTAL STATUS CHANGE
VISION CHANGE
IMPAIRED LIVER FUNCTION
Severe Preeclampsia
HTN: >160/110
PROTIENURIA: DIPSTICK IS 3+--> 4+ 24 hour is > 5 grams
EDEMA: generalized
MENTAL STATUS CHANGE: yes
VISION CHANGE: yes
IMPAIRED LIVER FUNCTION: yes
Once a pregnant woman is put on insulin what testing starts at 32 weeks
Fetal Testing
Fetal Testing for a woman on insulin weeks 32-36?
Weekly Non Stress Test: fetal well being

Ultrasound: for fetal size
Fetal Testing for a woman on insulin weeks >36?
Twice weekly testing
One NST for fetal well being

One Biophysical profile: amount of amniotic fluid and fetal welling
Fetal Testing for a woman on insulin week 37
Lecithin/Sphingomyelin ratio
Symmetric IUGR
Brain in proportion to rest of the Body
Occurs prior to twenty weeks gestation
Asymmetric IGUR
Brain weight is NOT decreased
Abdomen smaller than the head
occurs after 20 weeks
Nonstress Test is reactive if
Detection of two fetal movements

Acceleration of the heart rate greater than 15 bpm lasting 15-20 seconds over a 20 min period
If have non reassuring stress test next step
vibroacoustic stimulation: baby could be sleeping.
Biophysical Profile consists of (5 components)
NST
Fetal chest expansions ( want 1 in 30 mins)
Fetal Movement ( want 3 in 30 minutes)
Fetal muscle tone( fetus flexes an extremity)
Amniotic fluid index

Each category gets 2 points
8-10 is normal
4-8= inconclusive
<4 is abnormal
Fetal Heart rate: Brady ? Tachy?
Bradycardia is less than 110 bpm
Tachycardia is more than 160 beats per minute
Normal is between 110-160 bpm
Fetal Electric Monitoring: Normal Accelerations
increase in heart rate of 15 or more beats per minute ABOVE BASELINE for longer than 15-20 seconds if this happens twice in 20 mins it is reassuring.
Type of deceleration : Early decels

Description:

Cause:
Description: decrease in heart that occurs with contractions

Cause: head compression
Type of deceleration ; Variable Decels

Description:

Cause:
Description: Decrease in heart rate and return to baseline with no relationship in contractions

Cause:Umbilical cord compression
Type of deceleration: Late Decelerations

Description:

Cause:
Description: Decrease in heart rate after contraction started no return to baseline until

Cause: Fetal Hypoxia
Stage 1 of labor

Beginning to End:

Duration:
Beginning to End: onset of labor to full cervix dilation

Duration:
Primipara 6-18 hours
Multipara 2-10 hours
Stage 1 Latent phase

Beginning to End:

Duration:
Beginning to End: Onset of Labor --> 4cm dilation

Duration:
Primapara 6-7 hours
Multipara: 4-5 hours
Stage 1 active phase
Beginning to End:

Duration:
Beginning to End: 4cm dilation to -->full dilation

Duration:
Primapara: 1 cm per hour minimum
Multipara: 1.2 cm per hour minimum
Stage 2 of labor
Beginning to End:Full dilation of cervix till delivery of neonate

Duration:
Primapara: 30 mins to 3 hours
multipara: 5 mins to 30 mins
Stage 3 of delivery
Delivery of neonate --> delivery of placenta

Time 30 minutes
During First Trimester how often should patient be scene

When is gestational age and nuchal translucency checked by US
4-6 weeks

11wks-14 wks
2nd Trimester testing
Triple or Quad screen at 15-20 weeks

auscultation of fetal heart

18-20 weeks US for fetal malformation
Increased MSAFP causes
Dating Error
Neural tube defect
abdominal wall defect
Third Trimester Tests
27 weeks = CBC if < 11 replace with iron and stool softener

26-28 weeks= Glucose load

36 weeks = Chlamydia/GC

and Group B strep ( treat at time of birth if +)
Chorionic Villous Sampling
Done at 9-12 weeks
Amniocentesis
Done after the 15th week