Conduct of Normal Labor and Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

EDC is between _____ weeks?

A

38-42 weeks

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2
Q

Actual delivery may fall anywhere between ± ___ weeks from computed EDC from LMP

A

3 weeks

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3
Q

Labor is identified by uterine contractions that bring about demonstrable _______ and _______ of the cervix

A

effacement
and
dilation

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4
Q

Differentiation of true and false labor depends on:

A

Frequency of contraction
Intensity of contraction
Dilation of the cervix (most important factor)

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5
Q

“Character” of contractions in true labor

A

Regular (5-10 minutes in duration)

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6
Q

“Interval” of contractions in true labor

A

Shortens gradually

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7
Q

“Intensity” of contractions in true labor

A

Increases gradually

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8
Q

“Location” of contractions in true labor

A

Back and Hypogastric area

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9
Q

“Effect of sedation” on contractions in true labor

A

No effect

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10
Q

“Location” of contractions in false labor

A

Lower abdomen

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11
Q

What is the most crucial factor in identifying true labor?

A

Cervical dilation

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12
Q

Define “frequency” of contraction

A

number of contractions in an hour

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13
Q

Define “duration” of contraction

A

time from the start of contraction up to relaxation

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14
Q

How is the “intensity” of contraction classified?

A

Mild, moderate, strong

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15
Q

In the absence of ruptured membrane or bleeding, uterine contractions that are ___ min apart for 1 hour may signify the onset of labor

A

5 min apart or 12 contractions per hour

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16
Q

Where is the area of greatest uterine contraction, palpated to monitor contractions?

A

fundus

17
Q

When should the blood pressure be taken in relation to contractions?

A

after (falsely elevated when taken during contractions)

18
Q

This pertains to test of fetal well-being

A

Fetal Admission Test

19
Q

Recommended monitoring for women with low-risk pregnancies upon admission

A

Fetal Admission Test

20
Q

Routine test for fetal monitoring for antepartum surveillance prior to labor?

A

Electronic Admission test

20
Q

Ways of measuring fetal condition during labor for low-risk pregnancy?

A

Fetal Admission Test
HR, Presentation, Size of Fetus
Status of Fetal membranes

21
Q

Electronic Admission test for acceleration

A

Non-stress test

22
Q

Findings in Electronic admission test for reactive NST

A

≥15bpm acceleration lasting ≥15sec within 20 minutes