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Goal of genetic testing
Testing for trisomy
Testing for CF
Completely optional
Makes sense to offer test for mothers over 35
First look test
Nuchal translucency at 11.5-14 weeks
Diagnosis from nuchal translucency
Test for trisomy 13, 18, and 21
Not definitive yes or no
Quad screen test
Screens maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein, estradio, beta-hCG, and inhibin
Screen at 15-22 weeks
Diagnosis from quad-screen test
Test for trisomy 13, 18, 21
Not definitive yes or no
Chorionic villus sampling
Invasive test at 12-14 weeks
Evaluates karyotype
1/100 risk of miscarriage
Amniocentesis
Invasive testing at 15+ weeks
Evaluates karyotype
Risk of miscarriage is 1/270
First stage of labor
Onset of labor to full cervical dilation
Phases of first stage of labor
Latent - time from onset of labor to change in slope of cervical dilation
Active - greater rate of cervical dilation
Second stage of labor
Interval between full cervical dilation and delivery of infant
Cardinal movements of second stage
Engagement - head gets to cervix
Descent - head goes down the cervix slightly
Flexion - baby flexes head
Internal rotation - baby puts head toward maternal sacum
Extension - head gets under pubic symphysis
External rotation
Expulsion - anterior, then posterior shoulder
Third stage of labor
Delivery of the fetal membranes and placenta
Definition of maternal mortality
Death up to 42 days after pregnnacy
Epidemiology of maternal mortality
Highest for non-Hispanic blacks
Due to increased risk of pregnancy-induced HTN, socioeconomic status, and access to care
Causes of maternal mortality
Hemorrhage - intrapartum, postpartum, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage/abortion
Pregnancy-induced HTN
Pulmonary or amniotic fluid embolus
Infection
Highest maternal morbidities
Anemia
Mental health problems
UTI
HTN