Chapter 26: Induction & Augmentation Of Labor Flashcards
Refers to the stimulation of contractions before spontaneous onset of labor, with or without ruptured membranes
Induction
Refers to the enhancement of spontaneous contractions that are considered inadequate because of failed cervical dilation and fetal descent
Augmentation
Enumerate indications for labor induction
Membrane rupture without contractions
Gestational hypertension
Oligohydramnios
Postterm pregnancy
Chronic hypertension Diabetes
*NRFS
William’s 25th Ed, page 503
At what AOG do we induce a patient with:
A. chronic hypertension?
B. Chronic hypertension without severe features?
C. Chronic hypertension with severe features?
CH: 38 weeks
CH with SPE without SF: 37 weeks
CH with SPE with SF: 34 weeks
At what AOG do we induce a patient with:
A. Pre-eclampsia with severe features?
B. Pre-eclamspia without severe features?
PE without SF: 37 weeks
PE with SF: 34 weeks
At what AOG do we induce a patient with:
A. Gestational hypertension, controlled
B. Gestational hypertension, uncontrolled
GH, controlled: 37 weeks
GH, uncontrolled: 34 weeks
At what AOG do we induce a patient with
A. Gestational DM, diet-controlled
B. Gestational DM, insulin-requiring
C. Overt DM
GDM-DC
- POGS: 40weeks
- ACOG: 39-40 weeks
GDM-IR
- POGS: 37 weeks
- ACOG: 37-38 weeks
Pre-existing DM
- POGS: 37 weeks
- ACOG
- no vascular complications: 39 weeks
- with vascular complications: 36-38 weeks
At what AOG do we induce a patient with uncomplicated pregnancy?
41 weeks
ARRIVE TRIAL: 39 weeks
Enumerate MATERNAL contraindications to labor induction.
Contracted/distorted pelvis
Prior uterine incision type
Abnormal placentation
Active genital herpes
Cervical cancer
Enumerate FETAL contraindications to labor induction.
Macrosomia
Severe hydrocephalus
Malpresentation
NRFS
All of the following are maternal complications associated with maternal induction/augmentation except:
A. Cesarean delivery
B. Chorioamnionitis
C. Uterine rupture
D. Postpartum hemorrhage
E. NOTA
E. NOTA
Additional info:
- CS delivery is lower for women induced at 39 weeks.
- Uterine rupture is 3x higher when oxytocin is given to a scarred uterus.
A 25-year old G3P2 (2002) presented at the OBAS with ruptured bag of waters at 38weeks AOG. Her BMI is 32kg/m2. Fundic height is at 30cm, estimated fetal weight is 3.0-3.2kg. On internal exam, cervix is soft, 1cm dilated, station -5, cephalic.
Which of the following is an unfavorable factor for induction success?
A. Maternal age
B. Parity
C. BMI
D. EFW
C. BMI
Favorable factors:
Younger age
Multiparity
BMI <30
Favorable cervix
EFW < 3500grams
True or false.
Greater CS delivery risk associated with induction is like strongly influenced by the induction attempt duration.
True.
Bishop Score criteria.
Dilatation
Effacement
Station
Consistency
Position
Enumerate.
The simplified Bishop score includes which cervical factors? (3)
Dilation
Effacement
Station