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Prenatal Care for High-Risk Pregnancy

Julia, a 40-year-old pregnant woman, is admitted for high blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg and vomiting. She has a history of diabetes in her family and a previous miscarriage. Laboratory tests show glycosuria and anemia. She is diagnosed with gestational diabetes and vaginal candidiasis. Her treatment plan includes insulin, antifungal medication, monitoring of blood sugar and vital signs, and diabetic diet education.

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Prenatal Care for High-Risk Pregnancy

Julia, a 40-year-old pregnant woman, is admitted for high blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg and vomiting. She has a history of diabetes in her family and a previous miscarriage. Laboratory tests show glycosuria and anemia. She is diagnosed with gestational diabetes and vaginal candidiasis. Her treatment plan includes insulin, antifungal medication, monitoring of blood sugar and vital signs, and diabetic diet education.

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Case Scenario for Group 2

You are taking care of Julia, a 40-year-old multigravida woman, who is in her third
pregnancy. She is currently being seen for prenatal care at 30th week gestation at the
nearest primary hospital. Her weight is 200 pounds, and her blood pressure is 140/90
mmHg. Uterine size seems to be appropriate for gestational age as estimated.

Family Profile
Julia is married to Gerald for almost 15 years now. She works as a house help. They live
in a single unit house, and the husband’s source of income is a farmer. Her family history
reveals that her mother has type 2 diabetes mellitus and on her paternal side has
hypertension and asthma.

Pregnancy History
Julia’s past obstetric history includes her first pregnancy with blighted ovum at 6 weeks 5
years ago. Her second pregnancy is a female infant at 40 weeks gestation, with good
APGAR score delivered via NSVD last June 2019, and reportedly the child is doing well.

Past Medical History


No other reported diseases. She reported that she was able to complete all of her
immunization and she received a dose of tetanus toxoid from her in this pregnancy last
December 2020. She is due for her TT2 dose this month.

Menstrual History
Patient had her menarche @ 14 years of age. She had a regular menstruation which falls
from 28-30 days cycle lasting 3-5 days, in moderate to heavy flow. She usually changes
her pads 6-8 times a day and is soaked in the first 3 days and moderate to light flow in
the succeeding days. She experiences menstrual cramps (dysmenorrhea) in the 1st 2 days
of menstruation but not all the time. Whenever she experiences the discomfort, she just
took any over-the-counter pain reliever (Analgesics) for it. Her LMP was on June 15, 2020.

Physical Examination:
Generally, the patient looks pale, tired, and sleepy. Patient is hypothermic, and
tachycardic.
Vital Signs:
BP: 140/90 mmHg
Temp: 35.4 degrees Celsius
PR: 102 bpm
RR: 25 cpm
SS: Weight: 200lbs
Height: 5 feet and 5 inches
Blood type: AB+
Fundic height: 31 cms
FHT: ranges from 140-155 bpm via Doppler in Left upper quadrant. There were no
variability noted when patient had her non-stress test a week ago at a nearby clinic.

PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT
The patient has fair-colored complexion. The head is rounded, normocephalic and
symmetrical. Pallor is noted. Neck veins are visible, and no enlargement is noted. The
pupils of the eyes are black and equal in size. The nose has no presence of discharge or
flaring, it is clear. The neck muscles are equal in size, no palpable nodules. Mask of
pregnancy is visible on the face. The abdomen is globular and a faint linea nigra and
stretch marks are still visibly noted. Breasts are symmetric, no dimpling and discoloration
noted, nipples and areolas are dark in color, according to the patient her breast seems to
appear larger and firmer. The chest is symmetrical. She reported that once in a while,
difficulty of breathing is experienced especially when she is lying flat on bed and doing
household activity. Lower extremities were checked, and no edema was noted. On
musculoskeletal, no pelvic girdle pain or back pain was noted. Extremities have a good
range of motion, sometimes felt leg pain due to prolong standing at work and some
varicosities were noted. Palmar erythema noted. Capillary refill actively returns to its
normal color in less than 2 seconds. Able to digest food but like to consume fried chicken
from a known food chain store. She seldom eats green-leafy vegetables. The patient is
constipated, hemorrhoids are present. Urine dipstick result shows 3+ glycosuria and
negative ketones.

Lungs have normal breath sounds without dyspnea. Clear to auscultation in all lobes.
Cardiac rate of 102 beats per minute, no signs of crackles, wheezing, stridor. Abdomen
has audible bowel sounds.

In the interviews conducted with the patient, Patient Julia stated the following:

“Magpa prenatal raman unta ko pero nikalit lang ug kalian akong paminaw, nalipong ko
ug kalit”

“Ika tulo na naq n nga pag buros, ang una kay wala man daw to mi pitik ang kasing-
kasing, ang ika duha ok ra sakto ra sad cya sa bulan pag anak naq niya, Mao ning mag 2
years old na cya krn June puhon”.

“ Katong mga una nga pag buntis nako wala koy ginabati sama karon. Maayo kaayo akong
paminaw kay walay mga komplikasyon. Akong BP sa una kay dli sad taas 120/90 o 100/80
ra gyud. Wala sad ko kaagi nga nag dugo-dugo ko”.

“Akong mama mismo kay diabetic ug high blood ug sa iya nga side nga akong mga ayaan
mga diabetic pud halosa. Sa papa nako nga side kay mga tag-as pud ug presyon sa dugo.
Ug si papa mismo mi agi napud ug ka stroke ka isa”.

“Ok ra kaha ko maam?ang baby nako ok ra kaha cya?mahadlok ko nga mahitabo sa ako
utro ang nahitabo sa ako sauna katong permiro nako nga pag buntis maong gusto sad ko
makabalo unsa ni akong kondisyon ug unsaon nako nga ma ok rako ug ang akong baby”.
DOCTOR’S ORDER SHEET

Progress Notes Doctor’s Order


DATE/TIME  Please admit under the service of Dr. Chua
 VS q 4, I/O q shift
February 20, 2021@ 8:00AM  DAT
 IVF: PLR 1L at 100mL/hr x 2
(+)vomiting x 2 eps  Labs:
 CBC
CBG – 102 mg/dL  UA (MSCC)
 CBG now then BID
 OGTT
Received 1st TT dose
 FBS
last December 2020
 Meds:
 Metoclopramide 10mg/amp 1 amp IVTT STAT then
HBsAg: Non –Reactive 1 amp IVTT PRN for active vomiting Ferrous
VDRL: Non-Reactive sulfate + Folic acid tab 1 tab PO daily Vitamin C
100mg/tab 1 tab PO daily Vitamin D 5000IU/cap 1
cap PO daily
 Tetanus toxoid 1 vial IM single dose
 Relay results once in

Dr. Chua

Noted by:
Sofronio Davilla, RN

Start Miconazole 50mg/tab 1 tab PO daily x 7 days


February 20, 2021@ Give regular insulin SQ PRN if:
12:00NN
151 to 200 mg/dL: 3 units RI
(+) itchiness at genital 201 to 250 mg/dL: 5 units RI
area; vaginal reddening 251 to 300 mg/dL: 8 units RI
301 to 350 mg/dL: 10 units RI
(+) thick, cream cheese- 351 to 400 mg/dL: 12 units RI
like discharge in vaginal
outlet More than 400 mg/dL: 15 units RI Repeat CBG 30
mins post RI administration Facilitate pending labs;
A: Genital candida infection NPO at 10:00PM For biophysical scoring; please
facilitate IVF: Shift PLR to PNSS 1L 100 mL/hr Refer for
unusualities

Dr. Chua

Noted by:

Sofronio Davilla, RN
Progress Notes Doctor’s Order
February 20, 2021 @ 4:00PM  Continue meds
 IVF TF: PNSS 1L at 100mL/hr x 2

 Facilitate pending labs today, refer results once in


February 21, 2021 @ 5:30AM  IVF TF: PNSS 1L at 100mL/hr x 2

Matet Lawas, RN Dr. Chang

February 21, 2021 @


 Start Lispro 10 units SQ TID pre-meals
10:00AM
 Start Levimir 10 units SQ BID pre-meals
(+) OGTT  Change diet from DAT to Diabetic diet; inform
(+) GDM, candida infection  dietary department
(vaginal)  Cont. other meds

Gavin Taal, RN Dr. Roa

February 21, 2021 @ 5:00PM


Give Paracetamol 500mg/tab 1 tab q4 PRN for fever and
(+) headache headache

Gavin Taal, RN Dr. Roa


Laboratory Results
COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT

Date: Feb. 20, 2021

Examination Results

WBC 15.6/uL
RBC 4/uL
Hemoglobin 11g/dL
Hematocrit 45
MCV 110fL
MCH 39pg
MCHC 33g/dL
RDW 14
Platelets 275/uL
Neutrophils 4/uL
Lymphs 3/uL
Monocytes 8
Eos 2
Basos 1

Urinalysis
Date: Feb. 20, 2021

Examination Results

Appearance Cloudy
Specific Gravity 1.010
pH 6.0
Glucose Negative
Bilirubin Negative
Ketone Negative
Occult Blood 2+
Protein 3+
Leukocyte Esterase 1+
WBC 30-50/HPF
RBC 15-30/HPF
Squamous Epithelial 8-10
Bacteria TNTC

OGTT and FBS


Date: Feb. 21, 2021

Examination Results

OGTT Fasting: 125mg/dL


1 hour post-prandial: 200mg/dL
2 hour post-prandial: 170mg/dL

FBS 7mmol/L
Biophysical Scoring: February 21, 2021

Name: Julia Salazar 40 y.o

LMP: 06/15/2020
Exam date : February 20, 2021
General Survey:
No. of fetus : Single (1) Biometry
Presentation: CEPHALIC
FHT : 138 bpm Placental location: Left BPD: 8.51 cm
Amniotic Fluid index: 2.87Average Posterolateral HC: 30.2cm
Ultrasonic age: 30W 2D AC: 28.7 cm
Ultrasonic EDC: 03/25/21 Placenta Grade: 2
Estimated Fetal weight : 2845 grms
Gender : Female

Impression: With good cardiac and somatic activity, female, cephalic, 30 weeks & 2 days, by
biometry with adequate fluid, BPP=8/8, grade 2 left posterolateral placenta (2.0 cms from the
internal os). Estimated fetal weight is large for gestational age .

After 5 days Julia was discharged in improved condition with a final diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus.

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