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Pregnancy Physiology: Weight Gain, Edema, & Perinatal Health

Explore the various aspects of pregnancy physiology such as weight gain, edema, perinatal mortality, serum proteins, blood pressure, cardiac output, renal function, glycosemia, plasma volume, hemoglobin levels, platelets, and more. Get insights on how these factors impact maternal and fetal health.

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Pregnancy Physiology: Weight Gain, Edema, & Perinatal Health

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  1. PHYSIOLOGY OF PREGNANCY Max Brinsmead MB BS PhD July 2018

  2. Weight Gain in Pregnancy

  3. Oedema & Perinatal Mortality

  4. Serum Proteins in Pregnancy

  5. BP in Pregnancy

  6. Cardiac Output in Pregnancy

  7. Organ Blood Flow in Pregnancy

  8. Renal Function in Pregnancy

  9. Renal Function & Pregnancy

  10. Glycosuria in Pregnancy

  11. GTT in Pregnancy

  12. Fasting Glucose in Pregnancy

  13. Placental Transfer of Glucose

  14. Plasma Volume in Pregnancy

  15. Haemoglobin in Pregnancy

  16. Haemoglobin into the Puerperium

  17. Anaemia in Pregnancy

  18. WCC in Pregnancy

  19. Platelets in Pregnancy Platelet counts begin to fall in the 1st trimester Lower limit of normal at term is 100,000 A number of pregnancy-related diseases including pre eclampsia can cause thrombocytopenia Although a few women with no pregnancy complications can have counts as low as 80,0000

  20. Serum Vitamins in Pregnancy

  21. Fibrinolytic System through Delivery

  22. Chest changes in Pregnancy

  23. Any Questions or Comments? Please leave a Note on the Welcome Page to this website

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