History Pptx.#1 Cont'd Flashcards

1
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to what gender did the earliest birth attendance belong

A

Female

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2
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What’s positions were used in ancient times during childbirth

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A sitting or squatting position

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3
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What position do we use in modern days for childbirth

A

Lithomy

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4
Q

who invented the podalic

A

Soranus

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5
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What is the podalic version

A

physician grasp feet of fetus and turn it to the feet first position

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6
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What position is used in podalic version

A

Feet first position

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7
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Why were men not allowed to attend birth

A

it was considered indecent

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8
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How did women react in giving childbirth

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They had no joy in giving birth they were fearful of death

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9
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Uncontrolled hypertension can cause

A

Eclampsia AKA seizures

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10
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Who did the first cesarean section

A

Mary donnally

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11
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Name one or two early Pioneer of antiseptic procedures

A

Ignaz Semmelweis

Louis pasture

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12
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When did natural childbirth begin?

A

1950’s

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13
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What did natural childbirth mean

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No medicines, no cesarean sections

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14
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What do you know about pain during childbirth

A

Is a form of contraction to force baby out. Medications might not allow them to feel pain so when baby wants to come out , mother may not be able to contract.

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15
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When was oral contraceptives and ultrasound introduced?

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1900’s

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16
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What is antenatal care?

A

Preventative healthcare

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17
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Preventative healthcare Is also known as

A

Antenatal care

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18
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What were birth attendants called

A

Nanas

19
Q

What drugs decreased death of mothers

A

Sulfur drugs
Penincilin

20
Q

What is sepsis

A

The body’s extreme response to an infection.

21
Q

How many prophylaxis are given at birth

A

2

22
Q

Name the prophylaxis given and reason

A

Vitamin k injection at birth, small amount of k administered by insulin syringe(not insulin given , just syringe used)
needed for blood clotting and the building of bones.
Tetracycline eye ointment placed on eye. Microorganism may have entered eye from birth canal.

23
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What is opthalmia neonatorum

A

Red angry itchy eyes with swollen eyelids and discharging pus

Draining of eye

24
Q

Who is a wet nurse?

A

A lactating woman who breast feeds a child that is not her own

25
Q

What technique can be use to assess a pregnant lady On each visit. Describe technique

A

RADAR

R- routinely screen for abuse
A-ask direct , supportive and non judgemental questions
D- document all findings
A-Assess for client’s safety
R- Review options and provide referrals

26
Q

Who is responsible to register the child if birth occur outside the hospital

A

The mother

27
Q

If birth takes place in hospital or birthing center , who is responsible to register child

A

Chief Resident Officer

28
Q

Who is responsible for registration of births, fetal deaths, marriages and deaths in jamaica

A

Registered General Department
(RGD)

The Registrar General’s Department (RGD) is the only repository in Jamaica for birth, marriage, still birth and death records. However it does not register divorces.

29
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RGD stands for

A

Registered General Department

30
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Registration of vital event is done by

A

Local District Registrar

31
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LDR stands for?

A

Local District Registrar

32
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How long do LDR have to transfer record to RGD

A

Within 6 weeks

33
Q

All births must be registered by what time

A

3 months within a year

34
Q

If child is not given a name what happens on the form

A

Certificate of naming section is detached and given to mother to complete and take to LDR within six weeks

35
Q

What happens if LDR does not received certificate of naming section after 6 weeks

A

It will incur a cost

36
Q

If parents are not married what should they do

A

Visit LDR for father’s name to be added at registration

37
Q

If child is born at home , what should be the immediate action

A

Inform the LDR

38
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After informing LDR of birth at home what should take place

A

Parent should visit LDR within 3 months after

39
Q

How many stages are there of becoming a mother

A

4

40
Q

What is the first stage of becoming a mother called, describe

A

Anticipatory- commitment attachment and preparation -makes psychological adjustments and prepares for expectation of her new role

41
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What is the second stage of becoming a mother, describe

A

Formal- acquaintance, learning and physical restoration stage) with infants birth , mother takes on new roles learnt in context of social system

42
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What is the third stage of becoming a mother, describe

A

Moving towards a new normal occurs in the first few months as the mother makes her new role fit her lifestyle in a personal way instead of the context of the social system

43
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What is the fourth stage of becoming a mother, describe

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Achievement of maternal identity stage the mother internalizes her role and experiences a sense of Harmony competence and confidence usually about 4 months after birth