Monchek And Wiedaseck Case Study

Introduction A subchorionic hematoma is a gathering of blood between the outer wall of the placenta and the inner wall of the womb (uterus). The placenta is the organ that nourishes the unborn baby (fetus). The baby gets his or her blood supply and nutrients through the placenta.

Practiced for decades now, fetal surgery is a highly complex subject both medically and ethically. In medicine, there is a great amount of stress coming from both the parents and physicians due to concerns with the fetus’ unknown anomaly and whether it can be fixed. The procedure involves cutting the mother's abdomen open so they can then cut a small incision in the uterus to expose as much of the fetus as possible. Then, it is lifted out of the uterus so while tending to the issues it stays connected to the placenta to preserve fetal life. For example, if a tumor is seen on the heart of the fetus on an ultrasound, they could perform fetal cardiac surgery to

When very early unconfirmed pregnancies are considered, estimates increase to possibly 50% to 78% of all pregnancies ending in miscarriage. Signs and symptoms of a miscarriage includes vaginal spotting or bleeding which can vary from light spotting or brownish discharge to heavy bleeding and bright red blood, pain or cramping in your abdomen or lower back, fluid or tissue passing from your vagina and no longer experiencing the symptoms of pregnancy, such as feeling sick and breast tenderness

Fractured Clavicle Occurs in during difficult birth due to unequal movement of the upper extremities Abdomen: Normal Finding A. Shape Round, dome shaped and nondistended B. Umbilical Cord Two arteries, one vein, whitish gray color, odorless C. Bowel sounds Present 1-2 hours after birth Abnormal Abdomen: Definition A. Distension: Fullness of the abdomen above the umbilicus caused by ruptured viscus or tumors. B. Imperforate Anus Blockage of the anus or missing of the anus C. Meconium Ileus Bowel obstruction caused by thick abnormal meconium Genitalia: (complete female and male) Normal finding or Definition A. Female (labia, clitoris, meatus, edema, pseudo- menstruation) 2pts Labia majora covers the labia minora and clitoris and are usually edematous

The paramedic reports a moderate amount of dark red vaginal bleeding, blood pressure 84/46, heart rate of 130, and respiratory rate of 26. The patient complains of severe abdominal pain rating it a 9/10. When the abdomen is palpated by the nurse there is localized uterine tenderness in the upper right quadrant and it is boardlike. Upon observation a large blood clot is seen on the patient’s pad. She is experiencing contractions every 2 minutes.

The doctor will then do a transvaginal ultrasound. That gives him access to see the uterus, ovaries, and Fallopian tubes. He can detect many abnormalities that may lead to infertility such as fibroids, polyps, tubal occlusion, or ovarian cysts (“Infertility: Symptoms, Treatments, Diagnosis”). The doctor will also educate the couple on what is causing their infertility, and he will inform them of all of their options. He will also test the woman’s blood for certain hormones.

PRE-ECLAMPSIA Description Preeclampsia is a condition that occurs only during pregnancy. Some symptoms of preeclampsia may include high blood pressure and protein in the urine, occurring after week 20 of pregnancy. Preeclampsia is often precluded by gestational hypertension. While high blood pressure during pregnancy does not necessarily indicate preeclampsia, it may be a sign of another problem. Pre-eclampsia is one of the most common cause of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality.

Babies may have been poorly situated in the uterus or underwent trauma during the birthing process. •

Juliette wanted to know how to go forward with pregnacy is she does have a baby in the future. Since she does have Marfans, her baby will have a 50% Chance of also having Marfans. Pregnant women with Marfans are considered high risk cases. If the aorta is normal sized then the risks for dissection are lower but not absent. Those with even the slightest enlargement are at higher risk and the stress of pregnancy may cause more rapid dilation.

As a result many couples were given the diagnosis only at birth. But under a new recommendation from the American College of Obstetricians

According to the MOMS study, this type of surgery has been shown to yield the most effective results. The procedure is intended to prevent exposure of the spinal cord and nerve roots to harmful elements that may be found in the amniotic fluid. A surgeon will make a hysterotomy

In some cases, prenatal screenings may be compulsory. While used in certain cancer trials, prenatal screening is one of the most common forms. By using minimally invasive fetal genetic sampling techniques such as chorionic villus sampling, the possibility of variety of conditions may be ascertained according to Binns and Hsu. Screened conditions range from incurable, life threatening diseases to developmental impairments. With this information, a mother may opt to abort the child.

They are often disappearing after the birth of your baby, but if it does not you need to consult with your dentist. Root canal during pregnancy: This is the necessary treatment required by many pregnant women. Pregnant women are more prone to dental infections and dental pulp disorder.

The tissue is growth primarily by increasing the number of cells, although this is accompanied by parallel increase in cell size and the amount of intercellular substance. As we know, the proliferation of the cell is at the highest rate during the neonatal stage. These risks should be informed to the patient’s guardian that any procedure that have been done will always have the risk on the patient or their child. If the procedure needed to be done, the patient’s guardian should sign the consent form. This is to prevent any issue that will be brought up by the patient’s guardian.

Both some changes that occur in the body and the fact that the mother does not take care of her oral hygiene affect the mother as well as the fetus. Although the treatment of dental diseases in pregnancy, some problems are not completely solved. Treatment of periodontitis; using amalgams or dental x-ray scans, using local anesthetics during pregnancy does not have adverse effects on pregnant women and their babies. - Increased estrogen hormone with pregnancy and morning sickness have been shown to increase the tooth decay, gingivitis, and mobile teeth.