The Basics
Gestational DM
Pregestational DM
Intrapartum Mgmt
Complications
100

The goal for any diabetic woman during pregnancy

What is blood sugars with in the normal range?

100

Screening for GDDM is generally done during this gestational period

What is 24-28 weeks gestation?

100

Name three maternal risks of poorly controlled DM (health risks in pregnancy and outside of pregnancy)

What are DKA, retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, infection, preeclampsia, HTN, Preterm delivery, stillbirth

100

Diabetic patients are at an increased risk for these 2 types of delivery 

What is cesarean or instrument assisted? 

100

Name 2 risk factors for DKA during pregnancy

What are infection, undiagnosed GDM, poor compliance, insulin pump failure, and antenatal corticosteroids?

200

Pregnancy is characterized by decreased insulin resistance. 

What is False? 

200

Caloric requirements during pregnancy are an additional ____ and when breastfeeding an additional ________

What is 300 kcal/day and 500 kcal/day

200

Predelivery insulin requirements decrease by about this amount after delivery

What is 50%?

200

During labor, glucose levels should be checked how often for patients with pre-gestational diabetes

What is hourly?

200

 Patients with diabetes are at a higher risk of shoulder dystocia due to 

What is excessive fetal growth particularly in adipose tissue around the fetal shoulders and chest?

300

Type 1 pre-gestational diabetes mellitus is characterized by

What is an autoimmune process that destroys pancreatic B cells and therefore an inability to produce insulin?

300

Common fetal growth patterns during pregnancy for diabetic patients

What is large for gestational age or macrosomia? 

300

The fasting fingerstick goal for pregnant diabetic patients is 

What is less than 95mg/dl? 

300

Fetal heart tracing characteristics commonly seen when patients are in DKA

What is minimal variability and late or variable decelerations in the presence of contractions? 

300

Symptoms of DKA in pregnancy are

abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and altered mental status

400

Insulin requirements increase the most during this trimester

What is the 3rd? 

400

Postpartum patients that had GDM should be counseled to get tested for diabetes because 

What is a 50 % chance of  developing type 2 diabetes?

400

This type of consult may be required for during the postpartum period

What is lactation? 

400

The appropriate timing for delivery by a diabetic patient that is well controlled

What is between 39 -39.6 weeks?

400

Treatment of DKA during pregnancy focuses on 

What is Aggressive IVF hydration, replenishing potassium, administering regular insulin, and assessing the need for bicarbonate? 

500

The 3 forms that are necessary if a patient has an insulin pump

What is the Patient managed insulin pump log form, assessment for patient managed insulin pump, and patient managed insulin pump therapy patient agreement for obstetric patients

500

Name 2 patient populations that should be tested for GDM before the usual 24-28 weeks 

What are Severe obesity; Strong family history of type 2 diabetes; Previous history of GDM, or impaired glucose metabolism? 

500

Name at 2 fetal complications of maternal hyperglycemia during pregnancy 

What are stillbirth, fetal anomalies, or miscarriage? 

500

Women with vascular complications or poorly  controlled blood glucose should be delivered between these weeks of gestation

What is 36 and 38.7 weeks? 

500

This condition, that is common in pregnancies complicated by diabetes, results in part from fetal polyuria

What is polyhydramnios? 

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