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Embryology

Anatomy of female genital tracts

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  • Urogenital sinus
    • Male
    • Urinary bladder
    • Urethra except navicular fossa
    • Prostate gland
    • Prostatic utricle
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    • Bulbourethral glands
    • Female
    • Urinary bladder, urethra
    • Urethral & paraurethral glands (Skene glands)
    • Vagina
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    • Bartholin's (greater vestibular glands)

Skene glands:

  • Homologous to prostate in males
  • Largest paraurethral gland
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  • One pair of ducts open on either side of the external urinary meatus

Fourchette:

  • It is the area where both labia minora posteriorly meet

Bartholins gland:

  • Opens between hymen & labia minora in inner aspect of labia minora (7'o clock & 5'o clock positions)
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  • Bartholinis cyst ? TOC: marsupialization
  • Bartholen's abscess TOC: IND

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Hormonal study is taken from lateral wall of vagina

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  • Vaginal defence is due to acidity of vagina is produced by estrogen. The vaginal defence is lost after 10 days of birth due to withdrawal of maternal hormone

Uterus:

  • Fundus
  • Body
  • Internal os
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  • Isthmus
  • Cervix
  • External os
  • The lining of cervix is ciliated columnar (below anatomical internal os)
  • The area bounded by anatomical internal os above & histological internal os below is called the isthmus of uterus
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  • Corpus - cervix ratio before puberty is 1:2, at puberty is 2:1, adults - 3:1
  • After menopause uterus & cervix atrophy

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Obturator lymph nodes

Fallopian tube:

  • Is lined partially by ciliated & partially by non ciliated columnar epithelium
  • Surrounded by peritoneum on all sides except along line of attachment of mesosalpinx
  • Longest part is ampulla & is m/c site of ectopic pregnancy
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  • Site for tubectomy is isthmus
  • Total length is 10-12 cm
  • Interstitium is the narrowest part & forms anatomic sphincter whereas physiological sphincter is formed by isthmus

Blood supply of uterus:

  • Ovarian artery
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  • Uterine artery
  • Anterior division of internal iliac arteries

Can be ligated is uncontrollable PPH

  • M/c organ & is susceptible to unintentional damage by hysterectomy is ureter

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Perineal anatomy:

  • Muscles attached to perineal body are
  • External anal sphincter
  • Superficial transverse perinei
  • Deep "
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  • Bulbospongiosus muscle
  • Levator ani "
  • Ovary is connected to lateral pelvic wall by infundibulopelvic ligament
  • Round ligament runs from fundus of uterus to labia majora
  • Supports of vagina ? perineal body, pelvic diaphragm, levator ani muscle
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Vagina

  • The main source of physiological secretion found in vagina is cervix
  • Supplied by uterine artery
  • Lined by stratified sq. epithelium
  • ? posterior wall is covered by peritoneum in the form of pouch of Douglas (recto uterine pouch)
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Nabothian follicles ? d/t crown of cervix

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Hematological changes in pregnancy

  • Non pregnant uterus ? 70g, 15 ml, pear/ pyriform shaped
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  • Pregnant uterus ? 1-1.1kg, globular - spherical shaped
  • Enlargement of uterus & d/t hypertrophy > hyperplasia

Cervix

  • Cervix becomes soft due to estrogen
  • Eversion of cervix
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  • ? cervical secretion - Igs
  • Corpus luteum functions maximally by 6-7 weeks of pregnancy
  • pH of vagina ? 4.5 to 5.5
  • During pregnancy ? 3-5 to 4.5

Hematological changes ? begins by 6 weeks, max changes is in T2 btw 28-32 wks

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  • Blood volume ?
  • Plasma volume ? 40 to 50% ?
  • RBC mass ? 18 - 20%?
  • Hb mass ?
  • Hb concentration?
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  • Hematocrit ?
  • Viscosity ?

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  • Reticulocyte count?
  • RBC count ?
  • WBC count ? (upto 15,000)
  • Platelet count ? (upto 1 lakh)
  • Neutrophils ? (neutrophilic leukocytosis)
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Iron parameters

  • Total requirement of iron during pregnancy ? 1000 mg
  • In T1 ? 3-4 mg / day
  • T2 & T3? 6-7 mg / day
  • S. Iron & S. ferritin ? in T2
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  • S. transferrin?
  • TIBC ?
  • PSAT?

Clotting parameters

  • All clotting factors except (11 & 13) increase in pregnancy
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  • Masamal ? is ? factor I (Fibrinogen)
  • Fibrinolytic activity is ? (d/t ?TPA & ?PAI)
  • Protein c & s are ?
  • Antithrombin levels are N
  • BT & CT are N
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  • ESR ?
  • Leucocyte ALP, C3, C4, CRP, procalcitonin ? ?
  • Cell mediated immunity is predominantly suppressed during pregnancy
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CVS

  • HR ? by 10 bpm
  • Stroke volume ?
  • Cardiac output? (co)

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  • ? co starts ?ing by 5 weeks & reaches max by 32 weeks
  • ? co during postpartum period > labour > pregnancy (immediate) (50%?) (40%?)
  • ? co returns to prepong porelabour levels by 48 hours & prepregnant levels after peurpertum
  • Both peripheral & pulmonary vascular resistance ? during pregnancy (d/t relaxin)
  • ?diastolic pressure
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Pressure changes

  • SBP? ?/?
  • DBP? ?
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  • MAP? ?
  • Femoral venous pressure ? (pregnancy ? 24mmHg)

Other changes

  • Apex beat moves up & out 4th Ics, lateral to mid clavicular line
  • All chambers of heart ? in size & pericardial effusion+
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  • ? cardiac sithouette ?
  • ECG? axis deviation
  • S3 may be heard
  • Si loud & split
  • S2 no changes
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  • Systolic murmur (cloro grade) ? intensified during inspiration
  • Diastoli ? transient soft is 20%
  • Continuous murmur from breast? mammary souffle
  • Uterine blood floro Tos-from 50 ml to 750 ml at term
  • Retin increased
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  • Angiotensin?

water retention & ? plasma volume

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  • Transverse diameter of chest ? by 2cm
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  • Circumference bem?
  • Diaphragm ? move up by 4cm
  • ? it obliterates RVE ERV space ?RVE ERV
  • ? IRV unchanged
  • ? FRC = RV+ ERV ? ?FRC
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  • VC (IRV+TV+ ERV) (unchanged)
  • IC?
  • TLC? slightly ? or N
  • Respiratory rate unchanged
  • Minute ventilation ? ?
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  • Max breathing capacity ? N
  • Respiratory alkalosis ? (d/t ? min ventilation)

Renal system

  • Kidney ? by 1cm
  • RPF ?
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  • GFR ? & tubular reabsorption ?
  • Urea dearance ? serum levels
  • Wicaud " creatinine.

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  • All soluta ? plasma osmolality ?s

Endocrine Pituitary

  • Ted GH, prolactin, ACTH, CRI, size of gland
  • Jed FSH, LH
  • Unchanged TSH
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  • Prolactin - 25 mg/ml
  • Pregnancy - 150 mg/ml

Thyroid gland

  • Total T3, T4? ?
  • Free T3, T4? N
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  • TBG - ?
  • Fetal thyroid gland istarte taking sodine by 11 weath
  • Fettre stants releasing thyroxine by 20 weere
  • I2 req?
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  • TSH ? slight fall (trimester dependant)
  • HCG resembles TSH, FSH, LH
  • BMR ? by 25%

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Adrenal

  • ODHEAS is the only adrenal hormone ted during pregnancy
  • All other adrenal hormona ?
  • Insulin sensitivity ? by 70% during pregnancy
  • ? insulin production
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1st stage of labour;

  • Begins = true labor pain & ende - full dilatation of cervix
True labour pain False pain
? intensity Irregular
Regular -
Interval shortens -
Not relieved by enema, sedation Relieved
Alw Cx effacement, show & bag of membr. Not associated
  • Full cervical dilatation ? 10 cm
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  • M/c presentation ? cephalex
  • " attitude ? flexion
  • " part ? vertex
  • M/c diameter suboccipito bregmatic in Ap direction & biparietal is trane verse (both are 9.5 cm)
  • ? req 10 cm dilatation
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  • Full dilatation of Cx to delivery of fetus
  • 3rd stage delivery of fetus to = delivery of placenta
  • 4th stage ? 1hr observation after placental delivery
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1st stage of labour

  • Latent ? upto 4 cm ditatation of Cx
  • Active after 4 cm dilatation
  • Latent phase ? 8 hrs in primi (max) & bhus iên muttigravida
  • Active phase proceeds at ion thr
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  • ARM is done when dilatation reache 4cm
  • Potal duration 12 tre un primi & 6 in meetti

2nd stage

  • 2 hrs in primi & I hon in mutti

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  • 5 mins (due to active management)

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Active phase of 1st stage

  • Divided into 3 phases by Friedman's curve
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  • 4cm
  • 10cm
  • Deceleration phase
  • Phase of max clope
  • 3cm
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  • ?4cm
  • Acceleration phase

Partogram

  • New partogram doant include latent phase

Components:

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  • Fetal heart rate 110-160 N <100- brady >180- tachy
  • Assessed every 15 min in ist stage & every 5 min in 2nd stage
  • Liquor ? I- intact, C-lear, M-mecontum, B- blood ustained liquor
  • Moulding indicates severity of cephalo pelvic disproportion
  • 0+ ? obliteration of parietal bones, but no overriding
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  • 2 + ? reducible over riding
  • 34 ? Breducible overriding

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  • Dilatation of Cx
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  • ? time in X axis
  • ? dilatation in Yaxis
  • ? dilatation is marked by the alphabet
  • Descent of head
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  • ? ascesed by crichton method (by PA)'
  • ? score 5/5 to 0145
  • PV is done only at where interval unless otherwise needed.
  • Action lise le 4 hrs after alert deme
  • Crichton scores: Y5 & 15 engaged head & 5/5 mobile bead
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  • Tscheal spine o station head engaged
  • O station
  • -2
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  • +2
  • +3
  • Ischial spine
  • Station of head & AFI are not present in partogram

Contractions

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  • Ideal atleast s contractione in 10 mine each for 40 seconds
  • ? contraction < 20&
  • ? I contraction 20-40&
  • ? I contraction >40%
  • ; a contractions each <20&
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  • ? can be Ped upto 38 ImU/min
  • Drugs administered)
  • Maternal puler BP
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  • Temp, urine vol & urine acetone

Abnormalities in partogram:

  • Prolonged latent phase
  • 1° dysfunctional labous (mk)
  • ?slow progression from the very beginning
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  • 2° arnest of ex dilatation
  • ? causes 3P
  • (mk) power inadequate contraction
  • Parsanger big baby
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Definite signs of separation of placenta :

  • Kustner wign cord doesn't reved on pushing the uterus upward in abdomen
  • Schroeder sign uterus rises in abdomen as placente pars doron into vagina (Filling of placenta in vagina)
  • Gushing of blood
  • Lengthening of cord
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  • Uterotonic within 1 min of delivery [-m), is oxytocin 100 i.m)
  • Genes controlled cord traction
  • Uterine massage
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Pressure of uterine contraction

  • 1st stage 50mmHg
  • 2nd stage 100 mm Hg
  • Non pregnant & early pregnancy ? 2 to 3 mm Hg
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  • Safest method for pelvimetry ? MRT

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  • Overt diabetes F 2 126 mg Idl PP / RBS 2 200 mg Ide HOAIC 26.5%

Gestational DM:

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  • American guidelines:
  • Selective screening low risk BMI, no family past history
  • 24- 28 Loke intermediate
  • 2 step approach high BMI230, family bustory, part history,
  • High risk BMI >30, family Ho DM, past tho DM, previous manosomic baby 74.5kg, Bad obst-history recurrent abortions, polyhydramnios (IUD
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  • O Sullivan test: 50g glucose ihr> <140mg/dl
  • If 2140mg (dl
  • 100 g GTT
  • O done : 8 to 14 hore festing
  • 3 day prior to teat - meab
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  • Unrestricted physical actinty
  • 100g glucore gn & 4 samples taken

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  • 1?) Ther - 180 mg Idl
  • Til) a hr - 155 mg/dl
  • (v) 3 hr - 140 mg Idl
  • 2) WHO - no screening test, directly diagnostic test
  • Afta fasting 75g glucou F - 95 mg/dl Ihr - 180 mgld! & ha - 155 t
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  • 3) IADPSG (unternational association of diabetes pregnancy study) no screening test -75g glucose after festing F-92 mg/dl 1 hr-180 2ha-153 LI
  • 4) DIPSI (diabetea în pregnancy study group in India)
  • 100% screening at booking vist
  • No fasting.
  • 75g of glucore & sample after 2 hours
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  • 4120 N 120-140 •Impaired glucose tolerana 140-200 •gestational DM >200 •overt DM

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  • The complications are more en overt diabetes then GDM
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  • Anomaly rate in @ person 2.5%
  • Anonaaly, in a perion = HbA1c 6-6.9%. ?5% 7-709% 11% 28% 15% = 10% 20%
  • Human placental lactogen (HPL) all contribute to insulin resistana ? GDM
  • Cortisol
  • Estrogen
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  • Progesterone
  • of HPL adi take GH ?
  • Synthesed from syneyfiotrophoblast
  • Lipdytic? FFA
  • ? an pregnancy fasting hypoglycemia & post prandial hyperglycemia
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  • Abortions - dit chromosomal abnormalities
  • Hyporemeris DKA
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  • Cond Trimestes
  • Anomalie CPD
  • Macromia big placenta placenta previa
  • Polyhydramnio overditension apruptio placenta malpresentation
  • Cord presentation & cord prolapse
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  • Still birthe
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  • IUGR
  • Preterm labour
  • During labour:
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  • Prolonged labour
  • Shoulder dystocia traumatic
  • PPH < atonic
  • Instrumental delivery
  • LSCS
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  • Stel birth
  • Ketoacidosis

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  • Subinvolution
  • Infection endometritis, peurperal sepsis
  • Venous thromboemboliem.
  • Future DM
  • Neonatal complications
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  • Hypoglycemia
  • Hypocalcemia
  • Hypokalemia
  • Polycythemia hyperbilirubinemia
  • ODM
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  • LALD I
  • Cognition & memory dvorder
  • Cardiomyopathy
  • A macrosomia is the m/c (45%)
  • Preedam pria (28%)
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  • ? delayed lung maturity
  • Petorvon hypothesis
  • Matanal ?fetal hyperglycemia hyperglycemia fetal ßpancreate celle
  • Hyperplasia of Tinsutir
  • Mareromia IGF
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  • Insulin +
  • Overt DM
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  • Dict? 55% carb, 20% protein, 25% fat E <10%. saturated foot na
  • Anomalies in ovet diabeta
  • VSD, ASD, TGA, cardiomyopathy (most specific)
  • ? neural tube defects
  • ? renal agenesis, duplication of ureter
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  • ? imperforate anus, fistulas, atresias
  • ? caudal regression syndrome (rare but specific)
  • ? single umbilical artery
  • Rx of GDM:
  • Meal plan? 40% carb, 20% protein, 40% fat for 2 coks & GIT ? FL95 mg/dl Ihr 2 140 mg/dl 2hr < 120 mg/dl
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  • If achieved then continue med plan till end.
  • If not, then etest
  • Insulin regulas + intermediate 0.7-10 1kg ld in divided doses

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  • Anomaly rate in @ person 2.5%
  • Anonaaly, in a perion = HbA1c 6-6.9%. ?5% 7-709% 11% 28% 15% = 10% 20%
  • Human placental lactogen (HPL) all contribute to insulin resistana ? GDM
  • Cortisol
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  • Estrogen
  • Progesterone
  • of HPL adi take GH ?
  • Synthesed from syneyfiotrophoblast
  • Lipdytic? FFA
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  • ? an pregnancy fasting hypoglycemia & post prandial hyperglycemia

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  • Hyporemeris DKA
  • Cond Trimestes
  • Anomalie CPD
  • Macromia big placenta placenta previa
  • Polyhydramnio overditension apruptio placenta malpresentation
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  • Cord presentation & cord prolapse
  • Still birthe
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  • IUGR
  • Preterm labour
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  • During labour:
  • Prolonged labour
  • Shoulder dystocia traumatic
  • PPH < atonic
  • Instrumental delivery
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  • LSCS
  • Stel birth
  • Ketoacidosis

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  • Subinvolution
  • Infection endometritis, peurperal sepsis
  • Venous thromboemboliem.
  • Future DM
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  • Neonatal complications
  • Hypoglycemia
  • Hypocalcemia
  • Hypokalemia
  • Polycythemia hyperbilirubinemia
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  • ODM
  • LALD I
  • Cognition & memory dvorder
  • Cardiomyopathy
  • A macrosomia is the m/c (45%)
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  • Preedam pria (28%)
  • ? delayed lung maturity
  • Petorvon hypothesis
  • Matanal ?fetal hyperglycemia hyperglycemia fetal ßpancreate celle
  • Hyperplasia of Tinsutir
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  • Mareromia IGF

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  • Overt DM
  • Dict? 55% carb, 20% protein, 25% fat E <10%. saturated foot na
  • Anomalies in ovet diabeta
  • VSD, ASD, TGA, cardiomyopathy (most specific)
  • ? neural tube defects
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  • ? renal agenesis, duplication of ureter
  • ? imperforate anus, fistulas, atresias
  • ? caudal regression syndrome (rare but specific)
  • ? single umbilical artery
  • Rx of GDM:
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  • Meal plan? 40% carb, 20% protein, 40% fat for 2 coks & GIT ? FL95 mg/dl Ihr 2 140 mg/dl 2hr < 120 mg/dl
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  • If not, then etest
  • Insulin regulas + intermediate 0.7-10 1kg ld in divided doses

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  • Anomaly rate in @ person 2.5%
  • Anonaaly, in a perion = HbA1c 6-6.9%. ?5% 7-709% 11% 28% 15% = 10% 20%
  • Human placental lactogen (HPL) all contribute to insulin resistana ? GDM
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  • Cortisol
  • Estrogen

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