High-risk pregnancies — Flashcards

If an Rh- mother with anti-D IgG antibodies has a subsequent pregnancy with an Rh+ fetus, the fetus can develop _____

Poor maternal glucose control leads to excessive transplacental _____ transfer to the fetus

In a _____ hydatidiform mole, most villi are hydropic and there is circumferential trophoblastic proliferation around the villi

Patients with hydatidiform moles may present with pelvic discomfort, vaginal bleeding, and hyper_____

What pregnancy complication is associated with painless third trimester bleeding without fetal bradycardia? _____

Dysgerminoma has a _____ prognosis

One risk factor for placenta accreta is a prior _____, which results in a scar that lacks a healthy decidua basalis

Are the following protective factors or risk factors for surface epithelial ovarian cancer?_____- Combined oral contraceptives- Multiparity- Breast feeding

Assuming RhoGam is not given, the first time a mother is Rh- and delivers a Rh+ fetus, the mother will form what substance?_____

In a _____ hydatidiform mole, only some villi are hydropic, and there is only focal trophoblastic proliferation around the villi