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ABO incompatibility - ANSWERS-when the mother is blood type O and the fetus is
blood type A, B, or AB
Clinical manifestations of both Rh and ABO incompatibility - ANSWERS-anemia caused
by RBC destruction
erythroblastosis fetalis
fetal hydrops
pathologic jaundice
kernicterus
Risk factors of multifetal pregnancy - ANSWERS-Overstretched uterus leading to
postpartum hemorrhage
Increased nutritional requirements
Possible need for operative delivery
Uterine irritability leading to premature contractions
Placenta Previa - ANSWERS-Placenta has implanted near or completely over the
cervical opening
, *sudden onset of painless, bright red uterine bleeding occurring in the last half of
pregnancy*
*C-section is needed*
Abruptio placentae - ANSWERS-when the placenta partially or completely detaches
from the uterus prior to delivery
*will cause decreased perfusion of blood through the umbilical cord to the fetus*
*sudden severe abdominal pain and uterine rigidity*
complications of abruptio placentae (fetus) - ANSWERS-secondary to acute blood loss
intrauterine growth restriction
higher risk of congenital abnormalities
complications of abruptio placentae (mother) - ANSWERS-life threatening hemorrhage
C-section
higher risk of postpartum hemorrhage
what to monitor if aburptio placentae is present - ANSWERS-Misdiagnosed as labor
Fetal distress due to decreased perfusion
Maternal hemorrhage
Gestational hypertension... - ANSWERS-develops during pregnancy after 20 weeks of
gestation
Mild preeclampsia - ANSWERS-Blood pressure is 144/92; prepregnancy baseline BP
was 118/74.
Weight has increased 4 pounds a month during the second trimester.
Urine has 1+ protein.
Severe preeclampsia - ANSWERS-The urine output is less than 500 mL in 24 hours.