Perinatal Final Crossword

Threatened, Immeinent, Incomplete, Complete and Missed are types of
Unilateral abd pain, fainting, dizziness and referred right should pain
Vaginal bleeding and passage of grapelike clusters of tissue
Persistent vomiting past the first trimester that can result in deficiency and dehydration
New onset of HTN with protein uria and edema
Bacterial infection found in the lower GI tract. Leading cause of neonatal sepsis and mortality
Administered at 28 weeks gestation and 72 hours after birth
Tool used to determine ecoptic pregnancy, FHR, fetal life and amniotic fluid
15x15 for 20 min period
FHR acceletation, Breathing, Tone, Movement and Amniotic fluid
Three contractions of good quality lasting 40 or more seconds in 10 min without evidence of late decelerations
Procedure to detect genetic, metabolic, and DNA abnormalities
Glycoprotein produced by the trophoblast and other fetal tissues. Absence between 20-34weeks strong predictor of non preterm birth
39-40.6 weeks
>42weeks
Pain in abdomen, back and pelvis; menstrual cramps; vaginal bleeding; increased vaginal discharge; pelvic pressure; urinary frequency; diarrhea
Medications to help stop labor. Delays 24-48hrs
Should not be used with other calcium channel blockers
Signs include depression or absence of reflexes, oliguria, confusion, respiratory depression, respiratory paralysis.
Mg Sulfate reversal agent
Rupture before 37weeks
Artificial rupture of membrane
Marginal, central and complete
Painless bleeding and 4 types Total, partial, marginal and low lying
painless dilation of cervix without contractions
abnormal labor patterns occur with power, passenger and passage
contractions lasting longer than 2 mins
primipara cervical dilation per hour
ROA, LOA
Frank, footling and complete
Newborn weight >90th percentile
<10th percentile growth curve
One or more lobes developed. PP hemorrhage if minor lobe remains in uterus
Fetal surface of the placenta is exposed through a ring opening around umbilical cord