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Intrapartum Assessment/Stages Chap 8 Flashcards

1
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intrapartum

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onset of labor to delivery of placenta

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lightening

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fetus moving down to pelvis causing moms to pee more

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braxton hicks contractions

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contractions that dont dilate cervix or change uterus

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nesting

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mom cleans house, organizes

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episiotomy

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purposeful surgical cut at perineum

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laceration

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tear from stretching of uterus/vagina/cervix

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maternal labor triggers

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stretching of uterine muscles, estrogen/progesterone changes, oxytocin/prostoglandin release

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fetal labor triggers

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fetal cortisol changes, old placenta, oxytocin, prostaglandin increase contractions

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factors affecting labor

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powers, passage, passenger, psyche, position

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powers

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uterine contractions caused by oxytocin releasal

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passage

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pelvis and birth canal

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gynecoid pelvis

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heart shaped most optimal for birthing

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13
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android pelvis

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more heart shaped that limits posterior pelvis for accommodating heart

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anthropoid pelvis

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narrow oval shaped and hard for baby to pass

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platypelloid pelvis

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horizontal oval hard for delivery

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effacement

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shortening and thinning of cervix expressed in percentages

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dilation

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widening of cervical opening from less than 1 cm to 1o cm

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-3 to 0

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head above ischial spine

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19
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0

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narrowest point and head at ischial spine

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+1 to +3

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head below ischial spine

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passenger

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fetus

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relationship of passenger vs passage includes

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size of head, attitude, fetal lie, presentation, position, size

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fetal skull

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head molds to allow skull to fit through birth canal

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fetal attitude

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relationship of fetal parts to one another

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general flexion

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back of fetus is rounded, chin to chest, thighs flexed on abdomen, legs flexed at knees

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deviations from normal flexion

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difficulties with labor and birth

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fetal lie

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the relation of long axis of fetus to moms long axis

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longitudinal lie

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head down butt up

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transverse lie

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sideways and cannot come out vaginally

30
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cephalic presentation

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head is flexed onto chest with occiput presenting

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breech

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butt or shoulder first

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fetal position

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relationship of reference point of the fetus to the moms pelvis

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3 letter abbreviation for position

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location of presenting part, specific presenting part, relationship to maternal pelvis

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ROA position

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occiput is on right side of pelvis closer to front

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ROT

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occiput is on right side of pelvis and transverse

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ROP

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occiput is on right side of pelvis and facing the back

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LOA

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occiput is on left side of pelvis and towards front of pelvis

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LOT

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occiput is on left side of pelvis and sitting transverse

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LOP

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occiput is on left side of pelvis and facing back

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LSA breech

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sacrum is on left side of pelvis and butt towards the front

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psyche

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mothers disposition during labor and coping mechanisms

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upright maternal position

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assists w gravity to promote descent

43
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all fours maternal position

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relieves backache if fetus is occiput/posterior

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lateral maternal position

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used to help rotate fetus in posterior position

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stg 1 of labor

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onset of labor that ends w dilation 10 cm

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stg 2 of labor

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10 cm to delivery of baby

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stg 3 of labor

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after birth of baby to placental arrival

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stg 4

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delivery of placenta to stabilization

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assessing stg 1

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ROM, dilation/effacement, vitals, pain, FHR, contractions, cervix changes, fetal decent/positionn

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nursing actions stg 1

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limit PO fluids, assist comfort, position changes, bowel movements, educate, peri care

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increment phase of contractions

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buildup of contractions that start at fundus

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active phase of contractions

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peak intensity of contractions

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decrement phase of contractions

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relaxation of uterus and rest

54
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true labor

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reg contractions w increase in frequency and intensity, change in cervix and effacement/dilation

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false labor

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contractions but now change in cervix, activity doesnt change pattern

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latent phase of stg 1

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up to 5cm dilated

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active phase of stg 1

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up to 6 cm dilated

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transition phase of stg 1

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8-10cm dilated

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assessing ROM

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spontanous, preterm or artificial and testing w ferning or nitrazine paper

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ROM actions

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check for umbilical cord prolapse, assess FHR, assess color of fluid, educate

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non risk patients for ROM

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go to hosp when contractions are consistent for 1 hr that are 5 mins apart lasting 60 sec

62
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go immediately to hosp for ROM

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SROM, intense pain, bloody show increases

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stg 2

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baby moves down birth canal, lasts 50 mins, intense contractions, feeling urge to push, perineum flattens

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assist w pushing

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push for 6-8 sec, slight exhale, repeat 3-4 times

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episiotomy actions

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inspect, check for foul smelling drainage

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laceration nursing actions

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assess for slow steady trickle of blood

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stg 3

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lasts 30 mins, check cord length, uterus in ball shape, gush of blood, encourage breathing

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stg 3 nursing interventions

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skin to skin, admin oxytocin, pain meds, vitals, make sure placenta is fully removed

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stg 4

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palpate fundus, assess bleeding, encourage breastfeeding, uterotonics, food and rest, urination

70
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nonpharmacological pain management

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childbirth classes, relaxation, thermal/mental stimulation

71
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pharmacological pain management

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local, pudendal, epidural, spinal

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