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Gestational Diabetes (GDM)

Gestational Diabetes (GDM)

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10 Gestational Diabetes (GDM) NCLEX Questions

Question 1 of 10

A postpartum client is recovering after delivery of a baby 24 hours ago. The provider has ordered a glycosylated hemoglobin level since the client had gestational diabetes during pregnancy. In this situation, which glycosylated hemoglobin level would be considered normal for this client?

Between 15 and 20 percent

Less than 5 percent

Between 6 and 7 percent

Between 10 and 12 percent

Question 2 of 10

The nurse is caring for a 34 week pregnant client with gestational diabetes. Despite nutritional and pharmacological interventions, the client’s glucose has been poorly controlled. The provider would like to order a noninvasive test to check the health of the fetus. Which test does the nurse anticipate the provider ordering?

Amniocentesis

Non-stress test

Fetal blood sampling

Chorionic villus sampling

Question 3 of 10

Which of the following is a risk factor for developing gestational diabetes?

Age younger than 30 years

Having a body mass index greater than 25

First degree relative with diabetes mellitus

Prior delivery of a baby greater than 7lb

Question 4 of 10

A 31-year-old pregnant client comes into the clinic for an oral glucose tolerance screening at 28 weeks’ gestation. After taking the test, the nurse notes that the client’s blood glucose level is 180 mg/dL, 2 hours after the test. With which of the following is this result associated?

A second glucose test is indicated

Gestational diabetes

Impaired fasting glucose

Type 2 diabetes

Question 5 of 10

A nurse is educating a client on the physiologic changes in pregnancy. What is true about the pregnant woman’s insulin needs at the beginning of a pregnancy?

Insulin needs stay the same in the beginning

Insulin needs first decrease then will increase later in pregnancy

Insulin needs don’t change during pregnancy

Insulin needs rapidly increase because of insulin resistance

Question 6 of 10

A client with gestational diabetes is scheduled to have a 50 g glucose tolerance test. What result is considered normal?

One-hour glucose level less than 140 mg/dL

Fasting glucose level greater than 126 mg/dL

Fasting glucose level greater than 95 mg/dL

Two-hour glucose level less than 140 mg/dL

Question 7 of 10

The nurse is caring for a client who had gestational diabetes during pregnancy in the postpartum unit. The nurse is preparing to discharge the client. Which information should the nurse include regarding the client’s gestational diabetes?

The client is at increased risk of developing diabetes mellitus

The client will need to check urine ketones for the next 12 weeks

The client no longer needs to check her blood glucose levels

The client will need to lose her excess pregnancy weight

Question 8 of 10

A pregnant client is in labor to deliver her baby. The mother is 39 weeks’ gestation and has had gestational diabetes during pregnancy. The mother has missed many prenatal appointments and admits that she has not checked her blood glucose levels or controlled her diet well, despite her diagnosis. Which of the following are risks to the infant as a result of uncontrolled gestational diabetes? Select all that apply.

Low blood glucose after birth

Large body size

Increased episodes of apnea

Low blood pressure

An increased risk of obesity later in life

Question 9 of 10

A nurse is caring for a pregnant client who wants to know why she needs to be tested for diabetes when she has no personal family history. What is the best response by the nurse?

“Pregnancy increases insulin resistance”

“If you didn’t have it last pregnancy, you probably won’t this time either”

“Family history has no impact on gestational diabetes”

“Pregnancy increases blood sugars”

Question 10 of 10

A pregnant client’s first glucose tolerance test result is 210 mg/dL one hour after the test. Which statement by the nurse best explains these results?

“You need to increase your exercise and watch your diet”

“You have Gestational Diabetes”

“You need to cut all sugar out of your diet”

“You will need to come back for further testing”

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Outline

Overview

Patient may have DM to start with or develop gestational DM
Pregnancy can cause insulin resistance

Nursing Points

General

Gestational DM is diabetes that is diagnosed in pregnancy in someone who has never been diagnosed with it otherwise.
The pancreas can’t respond to the increased insulin requirements coupled with increased insulin resistance from hormone increases
Changes in carb metabolism change insulin requirements
Baby makes own insulin but needs glucose, therefore pulls glucose from mom and can make mom more likely to be hypoglycemic

Assessment

Maternal changes are as follows:
1. 1st trimester: insulin needs go down
2. 2nd and 3rd trimester: insulin resistance occurs when hormones increase
3. Right after delivery: after placenta is delivered, hormones and insulin requirements decrease
  1. Gestational diabetics should no longer require insulin or diet management post delivery
Newborn changes/issues
1. The baby grows faster and larger, but their function is still reflective of age and not size
2. Macrosomic = 4000g
Assessments
1. Screen for diabetes mellitus during prenatal visits
2. Screen for glucose and protein in urine at regular prenatal visits (glucosuria and ketonuria)
3. Check blood sugar between 24-28 weeks with glucola testing

Therapeutic Management

Ideal to control with diet and exercise
Monitor for typical DM complications (signs of infection, HTN, edema, proteinuria)
Closely watch mother and newborn’s glucose during labor and delivery as labor depletes glycogen
Make dietary recommendations based on what you note their glucose is and their insulin requirements (if any)
Referral to endocrinology

Nursing Concepts

Glucose Metabolism
Patient Education

Patient Education

Hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia symptoms
Management of blood glucose
Insulin administration
Self-monitoring of glucose
Use of a daily log for glucose levels
Diet and exercise requirements

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Transcript

In this lesson I will explain gestational diabetes and you role in providing care for this patient.

Gestational diabetes is diagnosed in pregnancy around 28 weeks. This is in a patient that has never been diagnosed with diabetes. The body can’t respond to the increased insulin requirements and there is also insulin resistance occurring from hormone increases. Carbohydrate metabolism also changes insulin requirements. The fetus can make its own insulin so it will secrete its own insulin to battle the blood sugar. The baby is getting sugar from mom because sugar crosses the placenta. This can make mom hypoglycemic. So a fun fact is that Baby makes own insulin but needs glucose, therefore pulls glucose from mom and can make mom more likely to be hypoglycemic. Another piece to this is if too much sugar is crossing the placenta because of maternal hyperglycemia then the baby makes more insulin for it and insulin is a growth hormone. So insulin is what grows a large baby in a diabetic mom secondary to the high sugar.

A lot of changes are occurring on the maternal side. In the first trimester the insulin needs go down. The bodies metabolism has sped up and is working hard to grow a baby so blood sugars are low at first and the body doesn’t require a lot of insulin. Then in the 2nd and 3rd trimester the insulin resistance starts. The hormone levels have increased and so insulin needs increase. This is why the glucola screening for gestational diabetes is done at this time. So what happens after the baby is born? Right after delivery the hormones take a plummet and insulin requirements decrease. This patient will usually get one more blood sugar check the next morning but should not require any more insulin or diet control.
So what is happening with the newborn? The baby is growing faster and larger. They are more likely to be macrosomic which is a child over 4000g. 4000g is going to be over 8.5 pounds, around 8 pounds 8 oz! So big baby! Keep in mind that the baby is growing faster and larger, but it doesn’t mean that the baby is able to function earlier on the outside just because they are bigger. After delivery blood glucose monitoring will happen for the infant because remembered the glucose crossed the placenta so if mom had a bunch of blood sugar crossing the placenta and the baby makes extra insulin then that constant sugar source is gone after the baby is born. So because of this we need to monitor the blood sugar on the baby. The blood sugar range is 40-50 on a baby so lower then on an adult.
Therapeutic management will involve giving education on diet and exercise. If they are on insulin then they need to learn how to dose based on their blood sugar. We also need to monitor for typical complications with diabetes. These would be signs of infection, hypertension, extra edema, and, proteinuria. Glucose will be closely monitored for the mother and then the baby will be monitored after delivery. A referral to endocrinology will be done to help with management.

The key points to know for gestational diabetes is that gestational diabetes only occurs in pregnancy. There is greater insulin resistance because of all the extra hormones. The increased weight puts the patient at greater risk also. Our treatment will include diet changes and or insulin therapy.

There is a lot of education needed for gestational diabetes. Hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia symptoms need to be taught so the patient knows what to watch for. They need to know how to manage their blood glucose. So how much insulin to give based on the reading or how much to eat if the blood sugar is low. Insulin administration needs to be taught if they require insulin. So this is instructions on drawing it up and using the needle and properly disposing of it. They need to know how to self-monitor their glucose because they are going to be at home and needing to take control of it. The patient should also be educated on keeping a daily log for glucose levels so she can see what different food items do to the blood sugar and also have a reference to give to the physician. Diet and exercise requirements should also be educated on. What kind of exercises would be good? What are healthy food items? How to carbohydrate count? Healthy snack options.

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