This document discusses various medical conditions that can complicate pregnancy, including diabetes mellitus, gestational diabetes, urinary tract infections, tuberculosis, thyroid disorders, and pulmonary disorders. It provides definitions, classifications, diagnostic criteria, management guidelines, and effects on pregnancy for each condition. Key points include screening and treatment recommendations for diabetes, criteria for diagnosing overt diabetes versus gestational diabetes, management of urinary tract infections and tuberculosis with antibiotics, and use of antithyroid medications like propylthiouracil to treat Graves disease during pregnancy.

1. MEDICAL CONDITIONS COMPLICATING PREGNANCY http://crisbertcualteros.page.tl

2. DIABETES MELLITUS

8. WHO to screen ?

10. WHEN to screen ?

14. HOW to screen ?

19. MACROSOMIA Pathogenesis

36. PULMONARY DISORDERS

37. NORMAL CHANGES IN PREGNANCY

38. PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS

44. URINARY TRACT DISORDERS

49. URINARY TRACT INFECTION

58. THYROID DISORDERS

72. PUERPERAL INFECTION

73. 10 days post cesarean section, a 23 yr old primipara complains of fever of 3 days duration associated with hypogastric pain. Temp – 40 C. Breasts are slightly tender. Pelvic exam shows tenderness over the area of the uterus and parametria. The most likely consideration is: A. Breast engorgement B. Acute pyelonephritis C. Metritis with pelvic cellulitis D. Septic pelvic thrombophlebitis

94. 10 days post cesarean section, a 23 yr old primipara complains of fever of 3 days duration associated with hypogastric pain. Temp – 40 C. Breasts are slightly tender. Pelvic exam shows tenderness over the area of the uterus and parametria. The most likely consideration is: A. Breast engorgement B. Acute pyelonephritis C. Metritis with pelvic cellulitis D. Septic pelvic thrombophlebitis

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