Fetal Growth And Nutritiom Flashcards

1
Q

Stage one embryo growth

A

Hyperplasia 4-20 weeks

Rapid mitosis and increase DNA content

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2
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Stage 2 embryo growth

A

Hyperplasia and hypertrophy 20-28 weeks

Declining mitosis with increased cell size

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3
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Stage 3 embryo growth

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Hypertrophy 28-40

Increase in cell size (peak velocity 33 weeeks)

Rapid accumulation of fat muscle and connective tissue

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4
Q

Most fetal weight gained when?

A

95% in second half

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5
Q

When do we check for growth

A

12th week (first trimester)

Ultrasound

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6
Q

12 weeks scan is a Routine scan that checks for

A

Viability single fetus/multiple

Measure crown rump length (top of head to borrow of buttocks)

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7
Q

Routine second trimester scan is

A

Routine anomaly scan

18-20 weeks

Assess- fetal growth
Fetal anomalies
Placental site

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8
Q

For low risk women what is their

Last scan

A

Anomaly scan

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9
Q

Low risk women then have what measured (after anomaly )

A

Fundus to symphysis height

Fundus (variable)
Symphysis (fixed)

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10
Q

Anminiotic fluid is measured to obtain

A

Amniotic fluid index

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11
Q

Fetal Doppler measures what

A

Blood flow through umbilical and middle cerebral artery

I’d measurement is high then blood has to work harder to get through

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12
Q

How to analyse fetal growth curves

A

On trend -appropriate for gestational age

Small for age-on trend but a slightly lower slope

Fetal growth restriction - on trend then platues

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13
Q

Fetal growth restriction occurs due to

A

Insufficient nutrient
Delivery gas exchange

Vascular disease

02 capacity low

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14
Q

Small for gestational age (sga)

A

Infant: birth weight < 10th centile

Fetus: EFW OR AC < 10th centile

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15
Q

FGR may result in

A

Increased morbidity and morality

Still birth

Seizures

Apgar score

Cord ph < 7

Admission to intensive care

Hypothermia

Hypoglycaemia

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16
Q

Low PAPP-A

A

Bad placentation

17
Q

LOW PAPPA risk of and treated with

A

Increase risk of SGA /preeclampsia

Give 75mg aspirin

Arrange growth scenes 26-28 weeks and 34-36 weeks

18
Q

Maternal artery measurement (uterine artery Doppler) can be done when

A

1sr trimester or 20-24 weeks

19
Q

If abnormal growth shown on scans then

A

Increase scans

20
Q

If FGR /functional concerns then

A

Consider early delivery (steroids)

21
Q

If SGA

A

Consider induction at 37 weeks

22
Q

Macrosomia

A

Birth weight over 4kg

23
Q

What increases chances of large baby

A

Large or tall parents

24
Q

How BMI affects risk of large baby

A

BMI 25-30 =1.5X risk

BMI 30+= X2 risk

25
Q

Large baby defined as

A

One that has been on the trend then jumps over 90th centile randomly

26
Q

Screen for diabetes in preg if

A

BMI<30
Previous macrosomic baby
Previous gestational diabetes
Family history of diabetes

27
Q

Offer caesarean if

A

EFW>4.5 kg in diabetic

EFW >5 kg in non diabetic

28
Q

Big baby causes what problems

A
Shoulder dyslocia (shoulder gets stuck on exit)
 Causing 

Brachial plexus damage
Fractured humerous
Birth asphyxia