Rupture of membrane --> painless bleeding --> fetal brady
Immediate C section!!!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
placenta previa
painless late trimester bleeding with ultrasound dx.
risk factors: multiparity, advanced maternal age
risk of placenta accreta --> C section hysterectomy, Sheehan's, ATN.
management: emerge C section - if mom or fetus in jeopardy, scheduled C section - 36 wks when lung maturity confirmed by amnio, vaginal delivery - if placental edge is > 2cm from os, conservative watch - bed rest if remote from term, replace blood loss if needed.
risk factors: multiparity, advanced maternal age
risk of placenta accreta --> C section hysterectomy, Sheehan's, ATN.
management: emerge C section - if mom or fetus in jeopardy, scheduled C section - 36 wks when lung maturity confirmed by amnio, vaginal delivery - if placental edge is > 2cm from os, conservative watch - bed rest if remote from term, replace blood loss if needed.
abruptio placenta
normally implanted placenta separates from uterus, most manifest as overt external bleeding, painful, late-trimester.
risk of DIC
management: emergency C section - if mom or fetus in jeopardy, induce vaginal delivery- if pregnancy > 36 wks or if fetus is dead, conservative observation.
risk of DIC
management: emergency C section - if mom or fetus in jeopardy, induce vaginal delivery- if pregnancy > 36 wks or if fetus is dead, conservative observation.
pregnancy landmarks
FHT first heard by doppler at 10 wks, movement first felt between 16-20 weeks.
first trimester (to 13 wks):
- n/v, fatigure, breast tenderness, increased urination, spotting, gain 5-8lbs.
initial prenatal tests: cbc - mcv (folate def?), platelets (HELLP); Rubella IgG, HepB (antigen E:v infectious, surface ag:prev or current, surface ab:nl); blood type and abs; STD screen; TB screen; UA; HIV.
midtrimester: AFP, quad screen (15-20 wks).
second trimester (to 26 wks):
- round ligament pain, braxton-hicks contractions, quickening, gain 1lb each wk after 20 wks
third trimester (to 40 wks):
- low libido, lower back pain, leg pain, increased urination, braxton-hicks contractions
- lightening: fetus head into pelvis and easier to breathe for mom
- bloody show: cervical dilation before labor
- continue to gain 1lb/ wk
labs: gestational DM screen, atypical ab screen (before giving rhogam at 28wks
antenatal fetal testing:
NST - nonreactive can mean fetal sleeping, drugs, prematur, CNS anomalies - do vibroacoustic stim and if still nonreactive to BPP
BPP - 8-10 nl/ 4-6 deliver if fetus >=36 wks, repeat in 12-24hrs or do CST if < 36 wks/ 0-2 deliver regadless of age!
CST - neg is good - repeat in a week/ positive is bad, but 50% false positives, deliver if >= 36 wks/ contraindicated if previous classical c section, myomectomy, placenta previa, incompetent cervix, preterm ROM, preterm labor.
first trimester (to 13 wks):
- n/v, fatigure, breast tenderness, increased urination, spotting, gain 5-8lbs.
initial prenatal tests: cbc - mcv (folate def?), platelets (HELLP); Rubella IgG, HepB (antigen E:v infectious, surface ag:prev or current, surface ab:nl); blood type and abs; STD screen; TB screen; UA; HIV.
midtrimester: AFP, quad screen (15-20 wks).
second trimester (to 26 wks):
- round ligament pain, braxton-hicks contractions, quickening, gain 1lb each wk after 20 wks
third trimester (to 40 wks):
- low libido, lower back pain, leg pain, increased urination, braxton-hicks contractions
- lightening: fetus head into pelvis and easier to breathe for mom
- bloody show: cervical dilation before labor
- continue to gain 1lb/ wk
labs: gestational DM screen, atypical ab screen (before giving rhogam at 28wks
antenatal fetal testing:
NST - nonreactive can mean fetal sleeping, drugs, prematur, CNS anomalies - do vibroacoustic stim and if still nonreactive to BPP
BPP - 8-10 nl/ 4-6 deliver if fetus >=36 wks, repeat in 12-24hrs or do CST if < 36 wks/ 0-2 deliver regadless of age!
CST - neg is good - repeat in a week/ positive is bad, but 50% false positives, deliver if >= 36 wks/ contraindicated if previous classical c section, myomectomy, placenta previa, incompetent cervix, preterm ROM, preterm labor.
hCG
From syncytiotrophoblast - first detectable at 10 days, peaks at 10 wks, plateaus at 20.
alpha subunit like: LSH, FSH, TSH
beta subunit: unique
high levels: twins, hytadifiform mole, choriocarcinoma, embyronal carcinoma
low levels: ectopic preg, abortion
hcg < 5,000 don't expect to see sac on transabd ultrasound - do transvaginal
alpha subunit like: LSH, FSH, TSH
beta subunit: unique
high levels: twins, hytadifiform mole, choriocarcinoma, embyronal carcinoma
low levels: ectopic preg, abortion
hcg < 5,000 don't expect to see sac on transabd ultrasound - do transvaginal
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