Care During Labor Flashcards

1
Q

What is false labor

A

Contractions are irregular, stop w walking or standing, back or upper abdomen

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2
Q

What is Leopold Maneuvers

A

Diagnosing the fetal presentation by external palpation

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3
Q

Fundal grip

A

Determine the fetal part that is lying on the fundus
Determine presentation: vertex, transverse, breech

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4
Q

Umbilical grip

A

determine the fetal’s back
Determine fetal’s position

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5
Q

Pawlik grip

A

determine the engagement of presenting part

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6
Q

Pelvic grip

A

Determine the degree of flexion of the head

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7
Q

Where is the FHR usually hear the loudest?

A

The fetal’s back

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8
Q

Breech presentation

A

The butt (sacrum)

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9
Q

Cephalic Presentation

A

The head (occiput)

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10
Q

Shoulder Presentation

A

The scapula

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11
Q

5 essential factors of labor

A

Passenger
Passageway
Position of Mother
Powers
Physiological Adaption and Psychological Response of the Mother

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12
Q

Gynecoid

A

most common and best way to come out

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13
Q

Android

A

resembles the male pelvis

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14
Q

Anthropoid

A

Resembles the ape pelvis

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15
Q

Platypelloid

A

flat pelvis

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16
Q

Lower uterine segment during labor

A

distends to accomdate intrauterine contents

17
Q

Cervix during labor

A

thins and opens to allow descent into to the vagina

18
Q

Pelvic floor muscles

A

help rotate the fetus as it passes through the birth canal

19
Q

Vagina and introitus

A

dilate to accomdate the fetus and permit passage to the external world

20
Q

Effacement

A

Shortening and thinning of the cervix

21
Q

Cardinal Movements of Labor

A

Engagement-> Descent, flexion -> internal rotation -> Extension -> External rotation restitution -> Expulsion (anterior then positier shoulder)

22
Q

What are some complications during labor?

A

Meconiem stained fluid
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge
Persistent bright/dark red vaginal bleeding
Non-reassuring FHR
<30 secs of relaxation between ctxs
>5 ctxs in 10 mins
Ctxs >= 90 secs
>= 90 mm Hg intrauterine pressure / >= 20 mm Hg resting tone

23
Q

Tachysystole w/ Oxytocin can lead to

A

Fetal hypoxemia or acidemia

24
Q

Risk factors of Prolapsed Cord

A

Presenting part not well engaged
Very small fetus
Abnormal presentation
Hydraminos

25
Q

What position should the mother be in when there is a sign of prolapsed cord

A

Place client in knee-chest position if no epidural

26
Q

Nursing Interventions for Prolapsed Cord

A

Administer O2 in case variability v
Prepare for C-section

27
Q

When can a woman is allow to get elective induction of labor

A

39 weeks of gestation

28
Q

Vertex Fetal Attitude

A

Suboccipitobregmatic 9.5 cm flexion

29
Q

Military

A

Occiptofrontal (12.5cm)

30
Q

Brow Fetal Attitude

A

Occipitomental 13.5 cm

31
Q

Face Attitude

A

Submentobregmatic 9.5 extended

32
Q

VBAC

A

Vaginal birth after cesarean

33
Q

TOLAC

A

Trial of Labor after Cesarean

34
Q

Powers; Primary Power

A

involuntary uterine contractions

35
Q

Powers’ Secondary Power

A

voluntary pushing – abdominal muscles