PPT-Pregnancy

1 Conception Cell smallest unit of life that is able to reproduce itself Sperm and ovum egg join which is called conception they then form a zygote fertilized egg Ovum are produced and stored by the womans ovaries each month one ovum is released which is called ovulation It then travels toward the fallopian tubes If the ovum is fertilized it descends into the uterus where the baby develops If no fertilization takes place the ovum will pass in the next menstrual cycle. Vidhu Krishnan. Strokes in Pregnancy. Increased Risk in Pregnancy and . Puerperium. ? Precise Pathophysiology.. Hemorrhagic Stroke . rarer. 2. Case Report. 39 years . , G7P2-1M4 . 32/40.  . SVB . 9 years ago . James H. Fischer, . Pharm.D. ., FCCP. May 17, 2011. Pregnancy: Therapeutic Challenges. Determine:. whether physiologic changes impact PKs of drug. what are consequences for drug administration. PK changes tend to be dynamic and unpredictable. O+G Update 2014. Hospital . Sarikei. What is Anemia. Disorder by which the body is depleted of RBC to carry adequate oxygen to tissues. NICE Guidelines (for pregnant woman). Hb. level <10.5g/dl throughout pregnancy. Summer 2013. Risk Factors. Age – under 17 over 35. Gravida. and Parity. Socioeconomic status. Psychological well-being. Predisposing chronic illness – diabetes, heart conditions, renal. Pregnancy related conditions – hyperemesis . History of Present Illness. 26 F with . Crohn’s. disease. Developed persistent diarrhea in 2008. colonoscopy demonstrated . Crohn's. disease primarily involving terminal ileum but also some active colitis in the sigmoid colon. . Spring 2012. Risk Factors. Age – under 17 over 35. Gravida and Parity. Socioeconomic status. Psychological well-being. Predisposing chronic illness – diabetes, heart conditions, renal. Pregnancy related conditions – hyperemesis gravidarum, PIH. Lindsey Green. PGY1. Congenitally Corrected Transposition of the Great Arteries. L- TGA. Asymptomatic at birth unless another lesion present (VSD or ASD). If no other lesion, present in adulthood with arrhythmia and/or heart failure. . David Taylor. dcmt@liv.ac.uk. http://pcwww.liv.ac.uk/~dcmt/hpoa.pptx. Resources. I have used. Naish. Kumar and Clarke. Davidson’s. And there are dozens of other web-based resources. www.medicinenet.com/pregnancy/article.htm#. Dapinderjit Gill . Ross University MS3. Hypertension Disorders in Pregnancy. Gestational HTN. Transient HTN of pregnancy. Preeclampsia. Mild. Severe. Eclampsia. Chronic HTN preceding pregnancy. Chronic HTN with superimposed pregnancy-induced hypertension. A new Beginning. Fertilization- when the sperm from a man and the ovum from a woman join together, the genes of the mother and the father combine. Implantation- the attachment of the developing cells to the uterus. . . Hyperemesis Gravidarum . Nursing care of hyperemesis gravidarum focuses on. Decreasing trigger factors . Assisting the woman with regaining fluid balance . Obtaining nutrition needed for healthy fetal development.. 12/4/2016. 1. 12/4/2016. 2. HIGH RISK PREGNANCY. Healthy People 2020 Goals: REDUCTIONS. MICH-6: Reduce maternal illness and complications due to pregnancy (complications during hospitalized labor and delivery). because fetal membranes diseases. . D. isease of chorion . Cystic chorion (Mole). in this case the fetus dead (first month of pregnancy) but the placenta still live and continue for developing . This case characterize with:. Nikki Schmidtke, JD (She/Her). Director of ADP and Title VI Coordinator. Pregnancy and Parenting Policy Workgroup:. Laura . Rugless. , Vice President/TIX Coordinator, OCR. Carrie Moylan. , President Advisor on RVSM .