[CLMD] Operative Delivery [Wootton] Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 categories of Operative Delivery?

A

Vaginal (Foreceps, Vacuum)

Cesarean Delivery

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2
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When would we need to use Operative Vaginal Delivery (Maternal Indications?)

A

Maternal Exhaustion

Spinal Cord Injury, Neuromuscular Disorders

Cardiac Conditions

Cerebrovascular Dz

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3
Q

What fetal indications would tell us to use a Operative Vaginal Delivery?

A

Non-Reassuring Fetal Status

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What are some Maternal Criteria necessary to begin an Operative Vaginal Delivery?

A

Analgesics

Lithotomy position

Bladder Empty

Verbal or written consent to abandon and go to C-Section

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5
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What are some Fetal Criteria necessary for OVD?

A

Vertex position

Fetal head must be engaged

Position of fetal head MUST BE KNOWN

Fetal weight estimated

station must be >+2

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6
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Can you do a OVD if the cerivx isnt fully dilated, membranes arent ruptured, and the person has a placenta previa?

A

NO!

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7
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What are the Different Classifications of OVD?

A

Outlet

Low

Midpelvis and High Forceps

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You have a scalp visible at the introitus without separating the labia, and the fetal skull has reached the pelvic floor. The Rotation does not exceed 45 degrees, and the Sagittal suture is in the AP diameter or R/L OA/OP position – What classification of OVD is warranted?

A

Outlet

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9
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The leading point of the fetal head is at a +2 station or more, and is not on the pelvic floor – what classification of OVD is warranted?

A

Low

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Fetal skull is above the +2 station – what not ever indicated classification of OVD is being done?

A

Midpelvis and High Forceps

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What position of the Fetal head cant come out of any pelvis?

A

Right Occipito Transverse

Left Occipito Transverse

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12
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What are some Maternal postop complications of a forceps delivery?

A

Lacteration of Cervix/Vagina

Episiotomy extension

Pelvic Hematomas

Urethral/Bladder injuries

Uterine Rupture

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What are some Fetal postop complications of forceps delivery?

A

Minor Facial Lacerations (Forceps marks)

Brachial Plexus injuries

skull fractures

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Seizures

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14
Q

Are the indications and requirements for Vacuum assisted vaginal delivery any different than Forceps?

A

NO!

(The advantage to vacuum is that you need little maternal analgesia)

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15
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When would you never do a Vacuum assisted Vaginal Delivery?

A

<34 weeks

Fetal Coag Disorder

Fetal Macrosomia

Breech presentation

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16
Q

What is the correct placement of the vacuum cup on the fetuses head?

A

On the Posterior Fontanelle

17
Q

When do you release suction during labor?

what are some clinical pearls?

A

Between contractions

(No more than 2 pop-offs)

(Don’t apply for more than 20 mins)

(No Twisting)

18
Q

Which of the two Vaginal deliveries has more complications?

A

Vacuum

(more failed deliveries)

(increased fetal cephalohematoma, ICH)

(more scalp lacerations)

19
Q

Would you ever do both a Vacuum and Forceps vaginal delivery (one after the other)?

A

No!

Increased risk of fetal death

20
Q

What are some Fetal indications for C-Section?

A

Non Reassuring Fetal HR

Breech Presentation/Transverese

VL Birth Weight

Active HSV infection

Immune Thrombocytopenia Purpura

Congenital Anomalies

21
Q

What are some Maternal indications for C-Section?

A

Obstructive Benign, Malignant tumors

Large Vulvar Condlyoma

Abdominal Cervical Cerclage

Prior Vaginal Colporrhaphy

Conjoined Twins

22
Q

What is the most common incision for C-Section, that also allows the mother to (in the next pregnancy) still have a Vaginal Delivery?

A

Pfannenstiel

23
Q

What are some Postoperative Complications of C-Section?

A

Endomyometritis (infxn of uterus)

Wound Infxn, Separation, Dehiscence

Urinary Complications

GI complications

Thromboembolic Disorder

Septic Pelvic Thrombophelbitis