High or Low?
WBC= 15.2
What is HIGH
Lung sounds heard on auscultation in a patient with pneumonia?
What are crackles & decreased breath sounds
Lack of prenatal care increases these risks in newborns?
What is low birth weight and preterm birth
This rare obstetric emergency occurs when amniotic fluid enters the maternal circulation.
What is an amniotic fluid embolism (AFE)
If a mother is Hep B +, what is the recommended delivery method?
What is a C-Section
AST = 86
ALT = 92
What is HIGH
What is the first line antibiotic treatment for pneumonia?
What are Macrolides (aka azithromycin)
This lab value should be monitored in Hepatitis B-positive pregnant women to assess liver function
What are ALT & AST (liver enzymes)
This maternal outcome occurs in 20-40% of amniotic fluid embolism cases despite aggressive care.
What is death (maternal mortality)
What is the HIV antibody test (ELISA test)
CD4 Count = 280
What is LOW
What is the "gold standard" for diagnosing pneumonia?
What is a chest xray
True or False: Breastfeeding is always contraindicated in mothers with HIV.
What is FALSE
This major organ system is most immediately affected in the early phase of an amniotic fluid embolism
What is the respiratory system
The virus that attacks the body's immune system, more specifically CD4 cells?
What is HIV
Lactate = 4
What is HIGH
Potential severe complication when the lungs can't maintain oxygenation?
Teenage mothers are at higher risk for this condition involving high blood pressure during pregnancy.
What is pre-eclampsia
AFE can lead to sudden hypotension and this cardiac events.
What is cardiac arrest
Unlike HIV, this virus can be prevented with a vaccine
What is Hepatitis B
H & H = 9.8 & 30
What is LOW
What electrolyte imbalance is common in severe pneumonia?
What is hyponatremia
What is the term used when a disease or infection is transmitted from mother to baby?
What is vertical transmission
This is one of the most important interventions if cardiac arrest occurs in a pregnant woman with suspected AFE
What is immediate CPR and consideration of perimortem cesarean section
Hepatitis B is most commonly transmitted through this bodily fluid.
What is blood?