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During what trimester is ultrasound measurement of Gestational Age (GA) most reliable?
first trimester
What measures are used to approximate Gestational Age?
crown-rump length (CRL) 5-12 weeks
biparietal diameter (BPD) from 13 weeks
femur length (FL) "
abdominal circumfered (AC) "
During what week(s) does quickening - appreciation of fetal movement - occur?
17-18 weeks
How is fundal height used in determining Gestational Age?
at 20 weeks, the uterus is at the umbilicus and grows approximately 1 cm/wk
When can fetal heart tones be appreciated by Doppler?
10-12 weeks
Nagele's rule
Due Date = LMP + 9mo + 7d
How us renal function changed in the setting of pregnancy?
25-50% increase in renal flow
GFR increases early, then plateaus
β-hCG is the standard for diagnosing pregnancy. When and at what level does it peak?
peaks at 100,000 mIU/mL by 10 weeks of gestation
How do β-hCG levels change early in pregnancy?
β-hCG levels double approximately every 48 hours during early pregnancy
For what reasons might a quantitative β-hCG be needed?
To diagnose and follow ectopic pregnancy
To monitor trophoblastic disease
To screen for fetal aneuploidy
What is the relationship between gestational age and quad screening?
Quad screen results depend on accurate gestational age!
What is the quad screen?
Uses AFP, estriol, β-hCG, and inhibin A to predict fetal abormality
What do variations in MSAFP levels indicate?
Elevated = open neural tube defects, abdominal wall defects, multiple gestation, incorrect gestational dating, fetal death, placental abnormality

Decreased = trisomy 18, trisomy 21, fetal demise, inaccurate gestational dating
What symptoms should be screened for in a pregnant patient with increased BP?
headache
scotoma
RUQ pain
Five pertinent questions for pregnant patients.
contractions
leakage of fluid
vaginal bleeding
fetal movement
dilation at last exam