Fetal Positions Flashcards

1
Q

Position?

A

LMA

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2
Q

Position?

A

LOA

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3
Q

Position?

A

LOP

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4
Q

Position?

A

LSA

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5
Q

Position?

A

LSP

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6
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Position?

A

LSP

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7
Q

Position?

A

RMA

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8
Q

Position?

A

RMP

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9
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Position?

A

ROA

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10
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Position?

A

ROP

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11
Q

To what does fetal “Presentation” refer?

A

If the part of the fetus approaching the birth canal is Cephalic or Breech

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12
Q

Describe what is meant by fetal lie?

A
  • The position of the fetus in relation to the maternal pelvis
    • It can be transverse/horizontal across the pelvis, or
    • It can be longitudinal; regardless of what part of the body is approaching the birth canal
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13
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What are the four types of cephalic presentation?

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  1. Vertex
  2. Military
  3. Brow
  4. Face
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14
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What are the 3 types of breech presentations?

A
  1. Frank
  2. Full
  3. Single footling
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15
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What is meant by fetal attitude?

A
  • It refers to the position of the fetal body parts to each other
  • Flexion v. Extension
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