In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Most cause of jaundiceAnswer: hepatitis Question: How do you avoid from exposure to hepatitisAnswer: C section Question: persistant form of N/VAnswer: Gravidarum Question: Gravidarum N/V last how longAnswer: 12 - 16 Question: Ischemic hepatocellular injurgy is linked Answer: Hyperemesis Question: 2nd most common of jaundiceAnswer: Intrahepatic Question: S/S of Intrahepatic Answer: , elevated bile acid levels, and spontaneous relief after 2-3 postpartum Question: ALT valueAnswer: male 10-30, same Question: Normal AST Answer: Male 8-46, 7-34 U/L Question: Normal LDH Answer: Male and = 50-150 Question: dz most common in twins and tripletsAnswer: AFL = acute fatty Question: Acute Liver of Pregnancy occurs whenAnswer: last trimester or postpardum Question: what are 3 important S/S of fatty Answer: > 34 wks, hypoglycemic, and Question: Profound in fatty liver is becuse ofAnswer: to impaired hepatic glycogenolysis Question: what is the treatment for fatty liverAnswer: prompt delivery Question: fetal death occurs in liver dz because ofAnswer: utero-placenta Question: What do the following occur: HELLP, Acute fatty liver, viral hepatitis, hyperemesis gravdarum, intrahepatic cholestasisAnswer: HELLP = 3rd & postpard, Acute fatty liver = 3rd & , viral hepatitis = anytime, hyperemesis gravdarum = 1st, intrahepatic cholestasis = 2nd or 3rd Question: has what fetal complicationAnswer: Low birth Question: Interhepatic has what fetal complicationAnswer: , stillbirth Question: Acute fatty liver, HELLP, and preeclampsia/eclampsia what complicationAnswer: Increased maternal and fetal Question: Obese causes what outcomesAnswer: Higher NICu and 10 fold increase in perinatal mortaliy Question: What is good Answer: 20-25 (wt in kg / height in squared) Question: What is BMI for Answer: > Question: What BMI is Answer: > Question: What is Answer: IBW in kg = 22 x ht in meters |
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