what does AMA stand for
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advanced maternal age (over 35)
what are some teratogens (categories)
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- alcohol
- tobacco
- environment/toxins
- genetic abnormalities
- medications: recreational/prescriptions
- maternal medical conditions (HTN)
- infection (TORCH)
what is shoulder dystocia
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an obstetric emergency where the anterior fetal shoulder becomes stuck
on the maternal pubic symphysis, delaying the birth of the baby's body. The
most common findings include slow delivery of the fetal head or chin and
the turtle sign
what is toxoplasmosis
source of infection
reason for testing
most common congenital effect
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, - a parasite
- ingestion of spores in undercooked meat, or inhalation of spores from cat
litter
- 80% of infected pregnant women are asymptomatic, treatment with
spiramycin reduces rate of fetus infection by 60%
- sensorineural hearing loss, CNS problems (chorioretinitis, cognitive and
motor dysfunction, seizures)
what is gestational diabetes
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elevated glucose levels that are first recognized during pregnancy
what is a teratogen
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something that interferes with the normal anatomical or physiological
development of embryo or fetus
- may terminate pregnancy
how many does of rhogram is needed and when
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, 2 doses
- one at 28wks (first appointment) and second at postpartum
What represents a typical progression through the phases of a Pregnant person
establishing a relationship with the fetus?
A. "I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a baby" --> "I am going to be a parent"
B. Accepts the fetus as distinct from themselves --> accepts the biological fact of
pregnancy --> has a feeling of caring and responsibility
C. Views the child as part of themselves --> has feelings of well-being --> accepts the
biological fact of pregnancy
D. Fantasizes about the child's gender and personality --> views the child as part of
themselves --> becomes introspective
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what is gravida
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person who is pregnant
What is HELLP syndrome
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advanced maternal age (over 35)
what are some teratogens (categories)
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- alcohol
- tobacco
- environment/toxins
- genetic abnormalities
- medications: recreational/prescriptions
- maternal medical conditions (HTN)
- infection (TORCH)
what is shoulder dystocia
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an obstetric emergency where the anterior fetal shoulder becomes stuck
on the maternal pubic symphysis, delaying the birth of the baby's body. The
most common findings include slow delivery of the fetal head or chin and
the turtle sign
what is toxoplasmosis
source of infection
reason for testing
most common congenital effect
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, - a parasite
- ingestion of spores in undercooked meat, or inhalation of spores from cat
litter
- 80% of infected pregnant women are asymptomatic, treatment with
spiramycin reduces rate of fetus infection by 60%
- sensorineural hearing loss, CNS problems (chorioretinitis, cognitive and
motor dysfunction, seizures)
what is gestational diabetes
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elevated glucose levels that are first recognized during pregnancy
what is a teratogen
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something that interferes with the normal anatomical or physiological
development of embryo or fetus
- may terminate pregnancy
how many does of rhogram is needed and when
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, 2 doses
- one at 28wks (first appointment) and second at postpartum
What represents a typical progression through the phases of a Pregnant person
establishing a relationship with the fetus?
A. "I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a baby" --> "I am going to be a parent"
B. Accepts the fetus as distinct from themselves --> accepts the biological fact of
pregnancy --> has a feeling of caring and responsibility
C. Views the child as part of themselves --> has feelings of well-being --> accepts the
biological fact of pregnancy
D. Fantasizes about the child's gender and personality --> views the child as part of
themselves --> becomes introspective
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A
what is gravida
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person who is pregnant
What is HELLP syndrome
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