Sharon/406172040
Identitas Pasien
Nama : Ny. N
Umur : 36 tahun
Alamat : Jl. Duku Srengseng, Kembangan
Pendidikan : SMP
Status : Menikah
Pekerjaan : Ibu rumah tangga
Tanggal masuk RS: 28 Maret 2019
Keluhan Utama
Riwayat Menstruasi
• Menarche usia 12 tahun
• Lama haid 6 hari, jumlah perdarahan +/- 60cc
• Teratur, siklus 30 hari
Diagnosa Banding
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Rencana Terapi Farmakologis
• Ketorolac 3 x 30mg IV
• Oxytocin 1 amp intraoperatif
• Cefotaxime 3 x 1g
• Cefadroxil 2 x 500mg
• Asam mefenamat 3 x 500 mg
• RhoGam inj 1x max 72 jam postpartum
Rencana Terapi Non-Farmakologis
• Pro re-SC
• Puasa asupan oral 8 jam sebelum operasi
• Indwelling catheter pre op
• Pubic hair shave
• Ambulasi dini
Edukasi
• Menjelaskan tindakan SC, tujuan, alasan dilakukan serta risiko tindakan kepada pasien
• Menjelaskan tentang masase fundus uteri untuk mempercepat pemulihan uterus pasca
operasi kepada pasien
• Menyarankan penyuntikan HBIG dan imunisasi HepB untuk bayi
• Menjelaskan pemberian ASI eksklusif untuk bayi selama 6 bulan jika sudah divaksin HepB
saat lahir
• Menjelaskan mobilisasi aktif pasca operasi
• Menjelaskan pasien untuk makan makanan bergizi selama menyusui
• Menjelaskan tentang penyuntikan RhoGam, indikasi, dan kemungkinan reaksi yang timbul
setelah penyuntikan
Prognosis
• Ad vitam: ad bonam
• Ad sanationam: dubia ad bonam
• Ad functionam: ad bonam
Tinjauan Pustaka
Placenta Previa
• a placenta that is implanted somewhere in the lower uterine segment,
either over or very near the internal cervical os
• “placenta migration” theory no apparent movement of placenta from
the internal os
• Classification:
• Low-lying placenta (marginal previa)—implantation in the lower uterine
segment is such that the placental edge does not reach the internal os and
remains outside a 2-cm wide perimeter around the os.
• Placenta previa—the internal os is covered partially or completely by
placenta.
• Risk factors:
• Maternal age older, more frequent
• Multiparity
• Prior caesarean delivery
• Cigarette smoking
• Elevated prenatal maternal serum alfa-fetoprotein level
• Clinical features
• Painless bleeding usually does not appear until near the end of the
second trimester or later, but it can begin even before midpregnancy.
• begins without warning and without pain or contractions
• Could be complicated with abnormally implanted placenta (placenta
accrete)
• Diagnosis
• Whenever there is uterine bleeding after
midpregnancy, placenta previa or abruption
should always be considered.
• Physical exam double set-up technique
• Transabdominal sonographic evaluation
• MRI could be used to diagnose placenta
accrete
• Management:
• Factors fetal age (maturity); labor; and
bleeding and its severity
• Preterm, no persistent active bleeding
close observation in obstetrical unit
• near term, no bleeding, scheduled
cesarean delivery.
Hepatitis B in Pregnancy
• HBV double-stranded DNA virus of the Hepadnaviridae family
• endemic in Africa, Central and Southeast Asia, China, Eastern Europe, the Middle
East
• transmitted by exposure to blood or body fluids from infected individuals
(sexual/sharing contaminated needles), vertical transmission (mother to fetus)
• Acute hepatitis B develops after an incubation period of 30 to 180 days with a
mean of 8 to 12 weeks.
• At least half of acute infections are asymptomatic.
• If symptoms are present, they are usually mild and include anorexia, nausea,
vomiting, fever, abdominal pain, and jaundice.
• Complete resolution of symptoms occurs within 3 to 4 months in more than 90
percent of patients
• Hepatitis B infection is not a cause of excessive maternal morbidity and
mortality.
• It is often asymptomatic and found only on routine prenatal screening
• Infants born to seropositive mothers are given HBIG very soon after
birth. This is accompanied by the first of a three dose hepatitis B
recombinant vaccine.
• For high-risk mothers who are seronegative, hepatitis B vaccine can be
given during pregnancy.
• To decrease vertical transmission in women at highest risk because of
high HBV DNA levels, some have recommended antiviral therapy.
Lamivudine, a cytidine nucleoside analogue, has been found to
significantly decrease the risk of fetal HBV infection in women with high
HBV viral loads (Dusheiko, 2012; Giles, 2011; Han, 2011; Shi, 2010; Xu,
2009)
Inkompatibilitas rhesus
• The rhesus system includes five red cell proteins or antigens: C, c, D, E, and
e.
• Rh D-negativity is defined as the absence of the D antigen.
• Rh D-negative individuals may become sensitized after a single exposure to
as little as 0.1 mL of fetal erythrocytes
• Without anti-D immune globulin prophylaxis, an Rh D-negative woman
delivered of an Rh D-positive, ABO-compatible infant has a 16-percent
likelihood of developing alloimmunization.
• Initial evaluation of alloimmunization begins with determining the paternal
erythrocyte antigen status amniocentesis, PCR testing of uncultured
amniocytes, cell-free fetal DNA from maternal plasma
• There are two potential indications in Rh D negative pregnant
women:
• (1) in women with Rh D alloimmunization, testing can identify
fetuses who are also Rh D negative and do not require anemia
surveillance, and
• (2) in women without Rh D alloimmunization, anti-D immune
globulin might be withheld if the fetus is Rh D negative.
• Factors that influence an Rh-negative pregnant female's chances
of developing Rh incompatibility include the following:
• Ectopic pregnancy
• Placenta previa
• Placental abruption
• Abdominal/pelvic trauma
• In utero fetal death
• Any invasive obstetric procedure (eg, amniocentesis)
• Lack of prenatal care
• Spontaneous abortion
• Obtain the following history:
• History of prior blood transfusion
• Rh blood type of the mother
• Rh blood type of the father
• Previous pregnancies, including spontaneous and elective
abortions
• Previous administration of Rh IgG (RhoGAM)
• Mechanism of injury in cases of maternal trauma during
pregnancy
• Presence of vaginal bleeding and/or amniotic discharge
• Previous invasive obstetric procedures, such as amniocentesis,
cordocentesis, chorionic villous sampling, or ectopic pregnancy
• Physical examination:
• Evaluation of the vital signs and primary survey of the airway and
cardiovascular system are indicated to ensure maternal stability.
• A thorough pelvic examination is required pelvic/abdominal
trauma? Fetomaternal hemorrhage
• a thorough physical examination of the newborn Physical
findings may vary from mild jaundice to extreme pallor and
anemia with hydrops fetalis.
• Workup:
• Determination of Rh blood type in pregnant mothers
• Rosette screening test
• Kleihauer-Betke acid elution test
• maternal Rh antibody titers
• Postnatal:
• blood from the umbilical cord of the infant for ABO blood group and Rh
type
• measure hematocrit and hemoglobin levels,
• perform a serum bilirubin analysis,
• obtain a blood smear,
• perform a direct Coombs test.
• Other testing:
• fetal monitoring in cases of suspected fetal distress
• pelvic ultrasonography hydrops fetalis
• scalp edema
• cardiomegaly
• Hepatomegaly
• pleural effusion
• ascites.