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OB TEST #3

3rd NUR 126 test

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Morbid obesity causes which pregnancy complications? Gestational DM, LGA, Macrosmeia, shoulder dystocia, cephalopelvic disroportion
Anorexia causes what complications? Interuterince growth retardation
How many pregnancies are high risk? 500,000 of 4 miliion births in US each year or 1 out of 8
What constitutes High Risk? when fetus or mother are at risk for morbidity or mortality
High Risk mother high risk status extends through post partum period but usually is resolved in 30 days
Prenantal Morbidity newborn complications can cause lingering effects
How does high risk status affect the mother and her family multiple tests are performed, are seen by MD twice as often as low risk, affects financially, psycologically, stress causes more stress
What are the top 3 leading causes of maternal mortality? Pregnancy induced Hypertension, Pulmonary embolism, and Hemmorrhage, worldwide it is infection
Factors related to Maternal health problems and maternal death Age (<20 >35) lack of prenantal care, low educational status, unmarried, nonwhite race
How does age affect it? After age 35 ^ risk of Downs, age 43 dramatic increase in Downs and Trisomy, girls who get pregnant within 2 yrs after starting period are at higher risk because of gyn development not complete
Categories of fetal death fetal death= in utero, neonatal death=1 week, perinatal death=1st month,pernatal death rate =total per 1000, infant mortality=1st year
What is the leading cause of neonatal death? congenital anomalies
other causes of neonatal death include: disorders realated to preterm or SGA LBW< 2500gms, SIDS, Respiatory distress syndrome, effects of maternal complications
RDS Respiratory distress syndrome, one of the most common complications, any pregnancy that ends before 38th week is at risk for RDS
Regonilazation of health care Basic, Speciality, and Subspeciality
Assessment of risk factors (any one of these can put baby at risk) Genetic disorders, health status, psychsocial risk, sociodemographic risks, enviromental hazards
Created by: shann106
 

 



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