induction Flashcards

1
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indications for induction

A
prolonged pregnancy (>42wks)
pre- eclampsia 
placental insufficiency and IUGR
antepartum haemorrhage - placental abruption 
rhesus isoimmunisation
DM
CKD
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2
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what is the most common method of assessment for the cervix

A

bishops score

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3
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what is uterine hyperstimulation defined as

A

more than 5 contractions in 10 minutes

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4
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what are requirements to perform an artificial rupture of membranes using amniotomy

A

cervix soft, effaced and 2cm dilated min

head engaged and presenting by vertex

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5
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what is the method of choice for induction when membranes are intact or cervix unsuitable for surgical induction ? how often should they be given

A

cervical ripening by prostaglandin E2.

3mg if no response after 6 hrs repeat

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6
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if a prostaglandin pessary is given and hyperstimulation occurs what should be given

A

bolus of short acting tocolytic such as terbutaline

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