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⚡️Folic acid in pregnency
▪︎Low risk pregnency = 400 Microgram
▪︎high risk pregnency = 5 mg
3 indications only for 5mg folic acid (high risk situations) including:
▪︎pt. with history of previous baby with neural tube defect
▪︎diabetic pt.
▪︎pt. on anti epileptic drugs
🔸️ serum ferrtin not affected by pregnancy so Decrease ferrtin level<12micrigram/l indicat the IDA
🔸️ The most common ‘cause’ of post-term pregnancy is inaccurate pregnancy dating
🔸️Co-amoxiclav is not recommended for women with PPROM because of concerns about necrotizing enterocolitis.
⚡️PROM tests
🔸️ most important step in an accurate diagnosis of PROM is examination sterile speculum examination
🔸️ Other tests includes
▪︎ferning test
▪︎ nitrazine tests
⚡️Cervical length of 15 mm or less at 20–24 weeks predicts a 50% risk of preterm delivery prior to 34 weeks in a low-risk population
⚡️The most important part of the work-up of a fetal demise (IUD) is autopsy of the fetus.
🔸️ Doppler velocimetry is considered standard in the evaluation
and management of the growth-restricted fetus
▪︎early growth restriction = (symmetrical IUGR)
▪︎late growth restriction = (asymmetrical IUGR)
⚡️Heart disease that is contraindications of pregnancy are:
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▪︎Eisenmenger's syndrome,
▪︎severe MS
▪︎marfan's syndrome with aortic root dilatation
▪︎severe cardiomyopathy
⚡️Prophylactic caesarean section is indicated when:
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▪︎ Estimated fetal weight > 5 kg in women without DM.
▪︎ Estimated fetal weight > 4.5 kg in women with DM.
...to avoid sholder dystocia
⚡️Macafee regime of expectant management is used in treatment of placenta praevia
⚡️the diagnostic technique of choice for placenta praevia is Transvaginal ultrasound
⚡️During active bleeding, the transfusion of platelets is often the best practical means of counteracting a clotting deficiency.
The most common cause of a breast mass in a pregnant or breastfeeding woman Lactating adenoma 🤱
