Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia | Pregnancy induced Hypertension | Nursing Lecture
Aug 24, 2023
Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia | Pregnancy induced Hypertension | Nursing Lecture
Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia involves the 2 stage disorder, in this video 2nd stage of the disorder is explained, in which the major organs are involving and causing signs and symptoms in a woman. 1. Kidney - RBF \u0026 GFR is decreasing - Glomerular endotheliosis - Oliguria - Proteinuria - Blood urea, uric acid \u0026 creatinine levels are rising. 2. Liver - Periportal Haemorrhagic necrosis - Increases liver transaminase enzymes (AST, ALT / SGOT, SGPT) - Subcapsular Haematoma - Epigastric pain or right hypochondriac pain 3. Placenta - Abruptio Placenta - Oligohydramnios - IUGR 4.CV \u0026 Lungs -Oedema - Haemoconcetration -Thrombocytopenia 5. CNS - Vasogenic oedema - Headache - Visual disturbances (Blurring of vision, scotomata, convulsions, retinal detachment) Click here to watch Part - 1 of Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia here - • Pathogenesis of Preeclampsia | Pregna… ******* For more Lectures, please visit ******* Mobile App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de … YouTube Channel - / nursinglecture Official Website - http://nursinglecture.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nursinglecture/ #PathophysiologyOfPreeclampsia #signsofpreeclampsia #PIH #HypertensiveDisordersDuringPregnancy #PregnancyInducedHypertension #Oedema #Proteinuria #NursingLectures #NursingLecture #Nursing #Medical #NursingCourses
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0.27 -> Hello, everyone. In this lecture I'm going to talk
3.15 -> about the pathophysiology in preeclampsia. So in
6.9 -> the previous part of this video, I already told
9.21 -> you that it is a two stage disorder. And in stage
12.84 -> one disorder, what happens? The problem begin in
15.66 -> the placental area, right? And now these
19.26 -> inflammatory mediators enters into the maternal
22.05 -> systemic circulation, and involving major organs
25.89 -> in a woman and affecting these organ and causing
29.64 -> various signs and symptom. Right. So in this
32.82 -> video, we'll discuss what all organs are
35.64 -> affecting, because of this, pathogenesis of
38.73 -> preeclampsia, that is vasospasm and the
41.46 -> endothelial dysfunction and what symptoms women
45.03 -> may have with this pre eclampsia. So, in
48.75 -> preeclampsia the organ which is affecting most is
60.63 -> the kidney. See, the basic pathogenesis behind all
71.07 -> this preeclampsia is vasospasm and the endothelial
74.97 -> dysfunction right. But if you compare with the
78 -> normal pregnancy what happened there is an
79.92 -> increase in blood volume and because of that,
82.92 -> there is a good amount of the renal blood flow as
85.35 -> well as good filtration rate as well right. But
88.41 -> here what happened because of this vasospasm
92.61 -> right, because of this vasospasm, the afferent
95.64 -> arterioles are not carrying that much of blood
98.19 -> toward the glomeruli right. So, because of this
101.34 -> vasoplasm there is a decreased blood flow right
105.18 -> what is happening there is a decreased renal blood
109.14 -> flow and as the flow is decreases along with that,
114.18 -> there is a decrease glomerular filtration rate as
117.69 -> well right. And along with that, what is happening
120.84 -> there is endothelial dysfunction, and because of
123.96 -> this dysfunction, the endothelial lining is
126.78 -> damaging as well as they are swollen up and
129.93 -> because of this swollen up endothelial lining of
133.14 -> glomeruli here it is called as glomerular
142.68 -> endotheliosis. So, because of this what is
149.07 -> happening, the endothelial linings become swollen
152.25 -> up and because of this reason only, the urine is
156.21 -> not able to comes out or filter out right. So, the
160.02 -> urine production is decreases in this condition,
163.35 -> and that will lead into the oliguria that is
167.43 -> decreased urine production it isabout less than
170.19 -> 400 ml in 24 hours urine collection right. So, why
176.49 -> it is happening, because the fenestra or the
179.04 -> opening in the endothelial lining remain occluded,
182.43 -> because of this swelling in the endothelium right.
186.06 -> So, urine is not able to come out and as the waste
190.26 -> product that is the uric acid what all waste
192.81 -> products are there, which comes out with this
194.79 -> urine the uric acid as well as the urea and the
201.33 -> creatinine also not come out with this urine. So,
208.92 -> if they are not able to come out with this urine,
211.38 -> then what happened, the serum level of these waste
215.22 -> products remain high right. So, what all clinical
220.11 -> features women may have in preeclampsia, the woman
222.84 -> may have oliguria that is the urine is not
225.18 -> producing well, because the endothelial lining is
228.78 -> damaging, they are swollen and there is a
231.72 -> vasvasospasm because of this the flow is reduced
234.78 -> the filtration is also reduced as well as the
237.3 -> urine is not able to comes out right. Now, this
241.41 -> was about the kidney, then what happened with the
244.92 -> liver, when this vasospasm and endothelial
248.37 -> dysfunction takes place. So, in the liver, because
254.7 -> of thrombosis in the arterioles What happened?
257.94 -> There is a periportal hemorrhagic necrosis
270.33 -> periportal haemorrhagic necrosis is there why it
274.5 -> is happening because of this vasospasm and the
276.99 -> endothelial dysfunction that causes thrombosis in
279.69 -> the arterioles and that will lead into the
282.57 -> periportal hemorrhagic necrosis and because the
286.8 -> parenchymal tissues are now damaging, so, the
290.01 -> liver enzymes are elevating so what all liver
293.4 -> enzymes are there, the AST as well as the ALT
297.33 -> levels are increasing. Aspartate transaminase and
303.06 -> Alanine transaminase and these are also known as
306.6 -> SGOT and SGPT. So, serum glutamic oxaloacetic
314.16 -> transaminase and serum glutamic pyruvic
316.68 -> transaminase the level of these liver enzymes is
320.04 -> also increasing because of this necrosis right.
324.69 -> And if this periportal hemorrhagic necrosis is
327.69 -> exceeding and that will causing the bleeding
331.08 -> beneath the subcapsular lining that the blood is
334.77 -> collecting between the capsule of liver as well as
337.89 -> the parenchymal tissues of the liver that will
340.71 -> causes the subcapsular
345.58 -> hematoma. So, because of this bleeding which is
354.97 -> accumulating beneath this capsule and the
358.54 -> parenchymal tissues that may causes stretching of
361.93 -> the capsule and causes pain in a woman. So, the
366.28 -> pain is in the epigastric region or you can say
373.54 -> the right upper quadrant pain or the right
376.87 -> hypochondriac pain because it is situated in the
383.89 -> right hypochondriac region. So, because of the
387.1 -> stretching of the capsule the woman may have
389.85 -> epigastric
390.57 -> pain as well as the right hypochondriac pain, and
394.35 -> that indicative of that the liver are also
396.87 -> involving and the woman is having severe
399.51 -> preeclampsia. Now what all changes will take place
403.5 -> in the placenta by this vasospasm and the
407.55 -> endothelial dysfunction. See the problem begin in
412.14 -> the placenta only. And we know that there is a
415.02 -> vasospasm in the spiral arterioles. So, the
418.65 -> maternal blood is not going well toward the
421.26 -> placental side and because of this vasospasm, so,
424.77 -> placenta is not able to extract oxygen as well as
427.89 -> nutrients from this blood for the foetus as well
431.58 -> as for their tissues itself. So, because of that,
434.82 -> what happens the placenta gets separated slowly
439.08 -> and there is a feature of early separation of
441.84 -> placenta because the tissues are not receiving
446.43 -> that much of nutrient and they are necrosed or
449.07 -> they are ischemic. So, because of that, what
452.28 -> happens the placenta get separated and there is a
455.52 -> feature of abruptio placenta. So, because of this
461.22 -> vasospasm and endothelial dysfunction, what will
463.71 -> happen, there may be a feature of abruption
468.18 -> placenta,
470.67 -> that is,
472.2 -> the early separation of placenta and along with
474.66 -> that, the woman may have oligohydramnios
485.55 -> and, because of this oligohydramnios because the
489.18 -> amniotic fluid volume is not that much, that is
493.38 -> decreased amniotic fluid, the foetus is also not
497.37 -> able to extract their nourishment. So, the foetus
501.18 -> will have intrauterine growth retardation right.
505.62 -> So, with this dysfunction, the foetus may retarded
508.5 -> and there may be chance of early separation of
510.96 -> placenta. Now, with this pathogenesis, if the
516.81 -> cardiovascular as well as the lungs are involving,
520.74 -> then what happened. So, in this because of this
524.1 -> vasospasm, what happened the peripheral vascular
526.98 -> resistance is also increasing and that may lead
531.06 -> into the increased blood pressure in a woman. And
534.9 -> once the endothelial dysfunction occurs, then what
538.35 -> happened the capillaries become more leaky and
542.34 -> with this leakage the intravascular plasma right
546.12 -> the intravascular plasma is now leaking toward the
549.75 -> interstitial spaces and start collecting inside
552.51 -> these cell. So, with this damaging endothelial
556.62 -> lining and the leaky capillaries what happened,
559.53 -> the plasma leaks out and start collecting inside
563.16 -> the interstitial spaces and that may lead into the
566.49 -> oedema right. So, women may have edema,
571.08 -> physiological edema is quite common with this
573.66 -> normal pregnancy and it is limited up to the ankle
576.99 -> region only. And that can subside with the rest
580.08 -> only. But here, these pathological edema can
584.1 -> extend up to the legs as well as it can involve
587.46 -> the abdominal wall it can involve the face as
590.61 -> well. So, with this pathological edema, the woman
593.64 -> may have weight gain. So if the woman is getting
597.99 -> more than five pounds, In a month, or if she's
603.03 -> having more than one pound in each week, then we
607.89 -> can call it as very dangerous for a woman. So, as
612.27 -> the fluid is shifting to interstitial spaces what
615.18 -> happened the RBC's count in the blood is
618.81 -> increasing. So, there is a hemo concentration. So,
625.38 -> there is a hemoconcentration and there is a
628.26 -> increase in hematocrit level. So, as the level of
635.37 -> RBC's are rising in these women they are more
638.4 -> sensitive to blood loss because the woman with a
642.21 -> normal pregnancy in a state of hemodilution right.
645.48 -> So, as the blood loss occur in these women, then
648.51 -> they can easily tolerate because the plasma is
650.73 -> also losing, but here what happens plasma is
654.9 -> already shifting towards the interstitial spaces
657.57 -> right. So, once the blood loss occurs, the more
660.9 -> RBC's will be lost and there will be chance that
664.17 -> the woman may have shock right. So, they are more
667.11 -> sensitised to blood loss. So, after this rise in
670.14 -> RBC what happens with the platelet because we
673.59 -> already know that there is an endothelial
675.69 -> dysfunction. So, once the lining become damages,
679.44 -> now, the role of platelet become high and they are
682.44 -> consuming and they are used up there right because
686.37 -> they need to form a clot because of this damage
690.24 -> right? So, platelets are used up so, that that's
693.54 -> why the free circulating platelets count is
697.59 -> decreasing. So, because of decrease in platelet
701.01 -> count in blood, there is a thrombocytopenia right.
712.05 -> So, platelet count is also decreasing. So, if we
715.74 -> talk about the lungs then again there is a leaky
718.2 -> capillaries and the fluid is shifting toward the
720.9 -> interstitial spaces and that causes the fluid
725.13 -> around the lungs and that may lead into the
728.25 -> pulmonary edema So, a woman with this edema may
734.46 -> have breathlessness right so, she may have
737.31 -> difficulty in breathing because of this fluid
739.89 -> collection. Now, what happened when the CNS is
746.07 -> involving that is the central nervous system is
748.68 -> involving see before that what normally happens
752.79 -> there is a cerebral auto regulatory mechanism that
755.91 -> helps in maintaining the constant level of
759.03 -> cerebral blood flow right. So, if, whether there
762.6 -> is increase in blood pressure or whether is drop
765.06 -> in blood pressure, the blood flow remains constant
768.39 -> because of this autoregulatory mechanism, but here
773.52 -> with this pathogenesis because of vasospasm and
776.79 -> the endothelial dysfunction, and because of the
780.21 -> increase in mean arterial pressure, this auto
783.48 -> regulatory mechanism disrupted right. So, with
787.92 -> this disruption, there is a hyperperfusion and
791.28 -> with this hyperperfusion and along with this
793.69 -> endothelial damage, what happened again there is a
797.2 -> leaky capillaries. So, with this leaky
799.69 -> capillaries, what happened the intravascular fluid
802.75 -> is now shifting towards the interstitial spaces
805.96 -> okay. So, because the fluid is shifting, that may
809.71 -> cause the vasogenic edema.
818.87 -> So, depending on how much the area is involving,
822.95 -> that brings about changes in woman that may cause
826.22 -> headache as well as visual disturbances headache
832.46 -> and visual disturbances in a woman. So, mainly it
837.92 -> is involving the occipital lobe as well as the
840.26 -> parietal lobe and once the occipital region is
843.68 -> involving, because we are knowing that the This
847.7 -> region is responsible for the vision. So, once the
850.85 -> occipital region is involving and there is a
854.21 -> vasogenic edoema there, then it can cause the
857.66 -> visual disturbances in woman like that may cause
861.2 -> blurring of vision as well as this can cause
868.73 -> scotometa or scotoma that is the partial loss of
874.16 -> field of vision, right. And that may even cause
878.99 -> diplopia that is the double vision. Right? But
884.6 -> blindness is very rare. It is not happen oftenly
889.85 -> but it is happened so severely that it involves
893.06 -> many of the region and it excites many of the
896.15 -> neurotransmitters with this edema especially the
899.24 -> glutamate Then it can cause convulsion in a woman.
905.12 -> So this preeclampsia can be complicated with the
908.48 -> convulsion if the edema is so severe, and that may
913.01 -> ultimately change into the eclampsia right. But
917.33 -> along with that, if the vasospasm is takes place
920.66 -> in the retinal vessels, that can also cause the
924.56 -> retinal detachment. So, there are many
930.77 -> manifestations that indicate that the CNS is
934.7 -> involving right. So basic are the headache as well
939.44 -> as the visual disturbances right. So in this
942.77 -> lecture, we have seen with this vasospasm and the
946.16 -> endothelial dysfunction how these organs are
948.86 -> involving and what all changes these brings about.
953.45 -> Thank you.
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