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Barry OB

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Name the 4 stages between oocyte and implantation   show
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show 3rd week  
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show 9th week  
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1951, Lady Euphame Macalyane   show
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Dr. grupert Lyons, France April, 19, 1836   show
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show First OB anesthetic..Ether 19 jan 1847  
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Charles D Meigs   show
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James Young Simpson   show
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show First physician anesthetist, chloroform, queen victoria  
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Nathan Keep   show
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show Ether 1842-wife's delivery  
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show 1900-1940's scopolamine-morphine  
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show Cyprane, Penthrane, N2O & O2  
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Dr. Oskar Kreis   show
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1st C/S with SAB   show
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show Procaine  
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1st Pudendal Block   show
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1st Paracervical block   show
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show 1884  
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Sinal Anes OB   show
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Cleland 1928   show
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First reported labor epidural   show
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show 1943  
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show 17% or 12kg  
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Uterus ?kgAmniotic fluid ?kgFetus/Placenta ?kgBlood volume ?kgInterstitial fluid? kgNew fat and protein? kg   show
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show Diaphragm elevation, reduced FRC,capillary engorge. of airways, progesterone induced tracheal and bronchial dilation, cheest expands A/P and transverse diameters  
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show Decreases-airway resis, TPR,TC,ERV, RV, FRC Increases-MV,AV,TV,RR,ILC,O2 consumption No change VC, CC  
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In pregnancy base line arterial PO2 increase/decrease by ?mmHg?Arterial PH?Arterial PCO2?   show
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Closing volume   show
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In supine position what happens to a preg. womans closing volume   show
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show sensitizes resp center to CO2, Resp stimulant, reduces airway resistance due to relaxant effect on bronchial smooth muscle  
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Ventilatory changes during pregnancy   show
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The oxy hb curve shifts R/L during a normal pregnancy   show
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show A smaller more fragile airway, smaller ETT careful suctioning  
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In Preeclampsia we can expect the airway   show
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show decreased FRC, so decreased O2 storage,& decrease CO when supine  
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show decreased 25-40%  
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hyperventilation w/ pain during labor inc/dec uterine BF   show
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show normalizes oxygenation and decreases MV and O2 consumption  
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show preg.-15 Labor-22-70  
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TV ml preg vs. labor   show
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MV L/M preg vs. labor   show
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PaCO2 preg vs. Labor   show
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show preg-105mmHg Labor-100-108  
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compare preg. abg to non preg   show
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Significance to the anesthetist   show
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show CONSTRICTION UMBILICAL & UTERINE ARTERIES. FETAL ACIDOSIS HYPOCAPNIA MATERNAL HEMOGLOBIN DISSOCIATION CURVE TO THE LEFT (metabolic alkalosis)  
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show left  
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CV system BV, CO,SVR changes in preg   show
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Why is the SVR decreased?   show
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Explain physiological anemia of pregnancy   show
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show True  
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show True  
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in a normal pregnancy Blood pressure is increased 10-20% T/F   show
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show 500-1000  
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EDG changes during pregnancy   show
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most common dysrhythmias of pregnancy   show
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mechanisms for ECG changes in pregnancy   show
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What happens to SV, HR, CO when transitioning from supine in the first stage of labor to lithotomy in the second stage during contractions   show
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2 components of aortocaval compression   show
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show after 24 weeks gest. alternative circulation azygous vein/paravertebral system**compensatory decrease in sympathetic tone and HR  
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show **arterial side compressionNO maternal symptomsplacental BF decreasesFemoral flow vs. Brachial flow-BP normal in arm, low in femoral, causing early or late decells in baby  
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show plasma protein decreases so colloid osm. pressure decreases.leukocyte count increases 12k-20k. All factors increase xcept XI and XIII. enhanced fibrinolysis  
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Effects of Blood constituent changes   show
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mendelsons recommendations   show
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Clinical implications for risk of aspiration   show
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show no particulate antacids use Bicitradefined risk as >25ml gastric volume and ph<2.5  
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show ^gastric acid production and pepsin secretion. dec. gastric emptying(w/opioids)incompetence of lower esoph sphincter tone. anatomic displacement  
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opioid related aspiration risks   show
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show Ranitidine (Zantac)Metoclopromide (Reglan)Oral sodium citrate, 0.3M Bicitra  
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show RSI with Cricoid PressureAnatomical positioningEndotracheal intubations beyond 8-12 weeks and up to 6 weeks post partumNO nasal intubationsGastric suctioning prior to emergenceAwake extubationsDecrease size of endotracheal tubes  
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show URETERS DILATE WK 12 - (a state of hydronephrosis may occur in 80% of women by mid-pregnancy)RBF & GFR INCREASE 50% (^renal blood flow)^Total protein & urinary albumin excretion ^ excretion of glucose^ bicarbonate excretion  
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show ^UTI, glycosuria, aldosterone ^total body water and Na levels,normal lab studies may indicate renal problems(bun/Cr should be lower)  
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Significance to the Anesthetists (renal)   show
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show MINOR INCREASES IN SGOT & LDHBLOOD FLOW UNCHANGEDPLASMA CHOLINESTERASE LEVELS INCREASESCOLLOID ONCOTIC PRESSURES decrease COAGULATION FACTORS INCREASE  
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CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS HEPATIC SYSTEM   show
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM   show
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show Swelling of epidural veins decreases volume of CSF in vertebral column. Labor induced increases in CSF pressures. Increased neurosensitivity to local anesthetics.  
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show LA dose dec. 20-30%MAC decreased 25-40%  
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show Progesterone and Beta-endorphins systems contribute to decreased anesthetic requirementsincreased risk for LA toxicity  
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increase in uterine BF   show
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UBF is directly proportional to   show
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UBF is inversely proportionate to   show
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UBF=   show
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Placenta increta   show
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show outside uterus  
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show true  
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If they can't stop bleeding after birth what artery do they tie off?   show
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show increases  
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show decreases  
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show blood flow in the pelvis is preferentially redistributed toward the uterus  
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When is the best time to administer an opioid to mom and avoid baby getting doped up   show
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Factors Causing Decreased Uterine Blood Flow   show
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Vasopressor of choice   show
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show Beta adrenergic for inc. CO as opposed to vasoconstriction although it has been found to decrease umbilical cord PH 7.3-7.4  
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show causes uterine artery constriction & bradycardia, but it does leave umbilical cord PH higher than ephedrine  
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Regional anes effect on uterine BF   show
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show 2mg/kg  
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What effect does Thiopental have on UBF   show
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show decreased UBF, use 1mg/kg  
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inhalation agents effect on UBF   show
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hyperventilation effect on uterine BF   show
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Function of placenta   show
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Size of placenta   show
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show higher concentration, low ionization, higher lipid solubility, and lower MW.low protein binding. If it passes BBB it will pass placenta.  
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show carrier mediated lipid soluble molecules-more stereo specific temp regulated  
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show movement of any substance accross a call membrane-a.a. proteins-sim to translocation-Na/K atpase pump  
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show transport immunoglobulins, larger macromolecules, inc. energy to get accross  
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lidocaine protein binding?   show
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show High..doesn't pass, but takes too long.  
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show chloroprocaine  
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ion trapping   show
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show Thiopental  
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show decrease temp regulation and hypotonia of baby  
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NDMR cross placenta?   show
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anticholinergic of choice   show
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opioids cross placenta?   show
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Anticholinesterase cross?   show
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antihypertensives/vasopressors   show
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show increase  
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show reduced by causing hypotension and increased by relieving pain,dec symp activity and dec.hypervent.  
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show If delivery will be within 1 hour or 4 hours after administration..also can accumulate and cause seizures  
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