emergencies during labour Flashcards

1
Q

presentation of cord prolapse?

A

pulsatile mass seen on vaginal examination

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2
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fetal distress following rupture of membranes, pulsatile mass seen on vaginal examination ?

A

cord prolapse

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3
Q

management of cord prolapse?

A

don’t touch it!
terbutaline - anti contractile
get mother to lie in left lateral position

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4
Q

name of the position and manouvre you do in shoulder dystocia?

A

mcroberts position and manoeuvre

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5
Q

the two palsys that can result from brachial plexus injury from shoulder dystocia ?

A

erbs (waiters tip) and Klumkes palsy

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6
Q

when is uterine rupture most commonly seen?

A

in VBAC

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7
Q

what is uterine rupture associated with

A

loss of engagement, metal distress and maternal shock

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8
Q

management of uterine rupture?

A

emergency laparotomy - get baby out quickest possible way

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