CHAP 23 - COMPLICATION OF LABOR OR BIRTH Flashcards
COMMON CAUSES OF DYSFUNCTIONAL LABOR
PCPF NFEI
TYPES OF CONTRACTIONS
HYPERTONIC
HYPOTONIC
UNCOORDINATE
HYPERTONIC
LATENT
PAINFUL
UNFAVORABLE REACTION
HELPFUL
HYPOTONIC
ACTIVE
LIMITED PAIN
FAVORABLE REACTION
LITTLE VALUE
DYSFUNCTION AT THE FIRST STAGE OF LABOR
- PROLONGED LATENT P
- PROTRACTED ACTIVE P
- PROLONGED DECELERATION P
- SECONDARY ARREST OF DILATATION
DYSFUNCTION AT THE SECOND STAGE OF LABOR
- PROLOGNED DESCENT
- ARREST OF DESCENT
INDUCTION AND AUGMENTATION OF LABOR
The fetus is in a longitudinal line.
The cervix is ripe, or ready for birth.
The presenting part is the fetal head (vertex) and is engaged.
There is no suspected CPD.
The fetus is estimated to be mature by dating (over 39 weeks).
ASS DANGERS OF OXYTOCIN
Dizziness, headache
Nausea and vomiting
Tachycarda
Hypotension
Hypertonic contractions
Fetal bradycardia or tachycardia
Decrased urine output
UTERINE RUPTURE
- occurs during labor, contraction stops, and bleeding occure primarily the abdominal cavity.
Assessing the Preganant Patient with Complete Uterine Rupture
Falling BP
Rapid, weak pulse
Severe abdominal pain
Halt in contractions
Absent FHR
Possible vaginal bleeding
a) Refers to the uterus turning inside out with either birth of the fetus or delivery of the placenta.
b) It is a rare phenomenon, occurring in about one in 20,000 births
UTERINE INVERSION
occurs when amniotic fluid is forced into an open uterine blood sinus after a membraneruptureorpartial premature separation of the placenta.
AMNIOTIC FLUID EMBOLISM
PROBLEMS WITH THE PASSENGER
- PROLAPSE OF THE UMBILICAL CHORD
- FETAL INTOLERANCE OF LABOR (AMNIOINFUSION)
- MULTIPLE GESTATION
- PROBLEMS WITH FETAL POSITION, PRESENTATION OR SIZE