Here are the key points to consider in managing a patient presenting with vaginal bleeding at 28 weeks gestation:1. Differential diagnosis includes placenta previa, placental abruption, cervical lesions, and vasa previa. 2. Placenta previa is characterized by painless bleeding and normal fetal movements. Abruption presents with painful bleeding and reduced fetal movements. 3. Investigations include FBC, coagulation profile, renal function, ultrasound, and CTG to assess placental location, fetal wellbeing, and maternal status.4. Ultrasound will show placenta location and signs of abruption like retroplacental clots. CTG monitors fetal heart
The document discusses the causes, diagnosis, and management of vaginal bleeding in a 30-year-old patient at 28 weeks gestation, outlining possible conditions like placenta previa, placental abruption, and vasa previa that can cause bleeding, how they are differentiated based on history, examination and ultrasound findings, and the treatment approach including monitoring or early delivery depending on the severity of bleeding and gestational age.
Similar to Here are the key points to consider in managing a patient presenting with vaginal bleeding at 28 weeks gestation:1. Differential diagnosis includes placenta previa, placental abruption, cervical lesions, and vasa previa. 2. Placenta previa is characterized by painless bleeding and normal fetal movements. Abruption presents with painful bleeding and reduced fetal movements. 3. Investigations include FBC, coagulation profile, renal function, ultrasound, and CTG to assess placental location, fetal wellbeing, and maternal status.4. Ultrasound will show placenta location and signs of abruption like retroplacental clots. CTG monitors fetal heart
Similar to Here are the key points to consider in managing a patient presenting with vaginal bleeding at 28 weeks gestation:1. Differential diagnosis includes placenta previa, placental abruption, cervical lesions, and vasa previa. 2. Placenta previa is characterized by painless bleeding and normal fetal movements. Abruption presents with painful bleeding and reduced fetal movements. 3. Investigations include FBC, coagulation profile, renal function, ultrasound, and CTG to assess placental location, fetal wellbeing, and maternal status.4. Ultrasound will show placenta location and signs of abruption like retroplacental clots. CTG monitors fetal heart (20)
Here are the key points to consider in managing a patient presenting with vaginal bleeding at 28 weeks gestation:1. Differential diagnosis includes placenta previa, placental abruption, cervical lesions, and vasa previa. 2. Placenta previa is characterized by painless bleeding and normal fetal movements. Abruption presents with painful bleeding and reduced fetal movements. 3. Investigations include FBC, coagulation profile, renal function, ultrasound, and CTG to assess placental location, fetal wellbeing, and maternal status.4. Ultrasound will show placenta location and signs of abruption like retroplacental clots. CTG monitors fetal heart
1. DR NAJEE MEQ TRANSVERSE LIE
1. Cause of transverse lie
-grandmultipara- pendulousabdomen,lax uterus
-polyhydramnios
-placentaprevia
-fibroidinlowersegment
-uterine anomalies- sepatatearcuate uterus
-multiplepregnancy
-fetal anomalies:hydrocephalus
-cpd
2.How to diagnose transverse lie
- transverse distensionof abdomen
-SFH< POG
-fundal grip - smooth,curved,broadstructure suggestingfetalback
-emptylowerpole
-lateral grip:headandbuttock
3. Complicationof transverse lie
- obstructedlabour
- umbilical cordprolapse
-rupture of uterus
4.Management:
- 36/37 weeks- doECV ,followupat 38 weeks
- If remaintransverse:c-sec
- If successful ECV : NVD
5. ContraindicationsinECV
- placentaprevia
- past csec-uterinescar
3. DR NAJEE MEQ GDM
- 28 yo motherg4p3 pog24 weeks
- Comesto antenatal clinic
- Bloodsugar 11.0 mmol
- Previousrecordnormal
1. What isyour diagnosiswithjustification
- Gestational diabetesmellitus
- Justification
o All isnormal previously
o Sugar >10 mmol
2. What are maternal complication
Antenatal intrapartum Puerperium
- Preeclampsia
- Polyhydramnios
- Pprom/prom
- Infection
- Pretermlabour
- Prolonged
labour/obstructed
labour
- Pph
- Birthcanal injury
- Perineal tear
- Instrumental
delivery
- PPH
- Lactational failure
- sepsis
3. fetal complication
Antenatal Intrapartum Postpartum
- miscarriage
- anomaly
- macrosomic
- suddeniud
- preterm
- shoulder
dystocia
- birth
asphyxia
- MAS
- Hypoglycaemia/hypomagnesemia
(electrolyte imbalance)
- RDS
- Jaundice (D4-D5)
4. Planof management
a. Control glycemia
a. DietMNT, 40% cho,40%protein,20% fat
b. Exercise
c. Drugs,metforminandinsulin
b. Detectcomplicationanditmanagement
c. Time of delivery
a. Withdietonlyat 40
b. Withdrug withoutcomplicationat38
c. Withdrug withcomplicationat37
Pre-existingdm
1. Withoutcomplicationat38
2. Withcomplicationat37
4. DR MASYA GDM
1. Come for anc checkup, whatis anc use
1. Screening
a. Compulsoryscreening
i. Bloodpressure
ii. Proteinuria
iii. Glycosuria
iv. Ogtt
v. Vdrl/hiv/syphilis
vi. Abo/rhesus
vii. Fbc
viii. Bw,bmi
ix. Renal profile
b. Dependonriskfactor screening
i. Thalassemia
ii. Hepb
2. Monitoring
3. Complication
4. Intervention
2. How to prepare motherforogtt
1. Askmotherto fastfor 8 hr, startingafter10
2. No allowedevenwater
3. Come earlymorning,toavoidbecome tiredorlethargyandeasy
to swallow sugarwater
4. Come at morning,we take firstbloodforfastingplasma glucose
level
5. Thendrink75gm in250ml or prefixedsolution
6. Kalauvomitrepeatagain
7. After2 hr, measure 2hr postglucose loadplasmaglucose value
8. Interpretasdm isfasting>5.1 and 2hr >7.8
3. Mogtt risk factor
1. Previousgdm
2. Macrosomic baby
3. Boh
4. Comorbidity inpregnancy
5. Familyhistory
6. Polyhydramnions
7. Obesity>27.5
8. Age >25
9. glycosuria
4. Mx
1. Dieticianrefer/mnt
2. Call againfor bsp(fasting>5.4, 2hr >6.8)
3. Abnormal startmetformin500mg od,bd, td
4. Counsel riskof hypoglycaemia
5. 5. Insulin
1. Must admitto
2. monitorcomplication,
3. hypoglycaemia,
4. optimize sugarcontrol,
5. injectionteknik
6. monitorfetal inside/pregnancy
6. Timingdelivery
1. 40
2. 38
3. 37
7. Hx
1. Whendx
2. Medication
3. Signand symptoms
4. Obstretriccomplication,whenisfollow up
5. Neurocomplication
6. Nephrocomplication
7. Retinoscopy
8. Knowcase,medical problem
a. Hypercho,lipid,candidiasis
b. Uti
9. Hba1c value
10. Usg report
11. Bsp value
6. DR NAJEE OBS CASE SCHEME
1. Openingsentences
a. Name;mrs fatin
b. Age;28 year
c. Occupation;teacher
d. Parityindex;g2p1
e. LMP; X
f. EDD; X
g. POG; X
2. Why she come;CC
3. Presentpregnancy
a. 1 trimester
i. Whenbookingvisit
ii. Ix done
iii. Datingscam
iv. complication
b. 2 trimester
i. Date of quickening
ii. Anomalyscan
iii. Oral fe supplement(compliance,takenregularly)
iv. TT
c. 3 trimester
4. Past obs
a. P1. P2…
b. Pregnancy/labour/postpartum
c. Birthweight
d. Feedinghistory
5. Menstrual history
a. Cycle;regular/prolonged
6. Gynae history
a. Contraception
b. Pap semar
7. Past medical andsurgical history
7. DR NAJEE OBS EXAMINATION
Inspection
1. Abdomenuniformlydistended
2. Lineanigra/striagravidarum
3. If examgive dummy – mentioninnormal human‘Ican see fetal movement’
Palpation
1. Clinical fundal height
a. Umbilical;22 week
b. Xiphi;38/40
c. Antara bothtu 36
Differentdrdifferentmazhabweyh,Iisscared!
2. SFH
a. From pubicsymphysis
b. Answer
SFH is_________cm, correspond or< or > to gestation!
3. Fundal grip
a. Don’tpush hard,nanti uteruscontract
b. Answer
Softto firm
Broad
Irregularstructure
Suggestive fetalbuttock/fetal breech
4. Lateral grip
a. Right,answer
Broad
Curve
Smoothstructure
Suggestive fetalback/spine
b. Left,answer
Knobby
Irregularstructure
Suggestive fetallimb
5. Pelvicgrip
a. Answer
Round
Firm
Smoothstructure
Suggestive fetalhead
8. 6. Head
a. How muchis palpable
Engagedis2/5 palpable
7. FHR-mentionrate
8. EFW- average Malaysianbaby3-3.5kg
9. Liquorvolume is adequate
10. Summary
a. Single fetus
b. Longitudinal lie
c. Cephalicpresentation
d. Headis engaged
e. Weightis3kg
f. Liquoris average
9. DR NAJEE MEQ APH
30 y/o G3P2 @ 28w pogcame withvaginal bleeding/spotting
1) what are possible causes
-placentaprevia
-placentaabruptio
- local causesof cervix
: cervical polyps
: cervical ectropian
: ca of cervix
- vasa previa
- indeterminate causes(unknowncause)
2) PP vsPA
Placentaprevia placental abruptio
-hx:
painlessbleeding
fetal movementnormal
- abd examination:
Soft,nontender
Fetal part easilypalpable
FHS easilyaudible
Hx:
- painful bleeding,
-babymovementreduced
Perabdomen:
- uterusirritable,tender,woodyhard
tense
- fetal partdifficulttopalpate
- FHS isreduced
3) investigation
-FBC: tro anemia
- bloodcrossmatch,bloodgrouping
-coagulationprofile
-usg
-ctg