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12 Cards in this Set
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what are the three maternal diseases of pregnancy |
diabetes. hypertension hyperemesis gravidarm |
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patients with diabetes that predates the pregnancy are at risk for fetuses with complications like ?(8) |
macrosomia (highest risk) polyhydraminos congenital heart and neural tube defects caudal regression syndrome gi& gu abnormalities single umbilical artery skeletal anomalies |
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patients with vasculopathy , fetuses may be at risk for |
IUGR |
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a pregnancy induced hypertension includes ?(2) |
preeclampisa and eclampisa |
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high blood pressure develops with proteinuria or edema is what? |
preeclampisa/ toxemia |
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treatment for preeclampisa/ toxemia |
hospitalization , bed rest, fetal biophysical profile, stress test |
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what is a indication for molar pregnancy |
preeclampisa |
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what is a occurrence of seizures or coma in a preeclamptic patient |
eclampisa |
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what is diagnosed in patients in whom high blood pressure is found before 20 weeks of gestation |
chronic hypertension |
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sono findings for chronic hypertension |
small placentas because of the effect of the hypertension on the blood vessels,accelerated placental clacification ,IUGR, oligohydraminos |
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what can hyperemesis gravidarum be caused by |
gallstones,ulcers or trophoblastic disease |
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other maternal diseases |
maternal hydronephrosis, adnexal cysts , obesity ,fibroids |
