Labor and Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

At what gestational age is the head circumference equal to the abdominal circumference?

A

32 weeks

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2
Q

Fetal weight at 20 weeks

A

300g

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3
Q

Fetal weight at 28 weeks

A

1000g

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4
Q

Fetal weight at 32 weeks

A

1600g

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5
Q

Fetal weight at 34 weeks

A

2000g (then 250g per week after)

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6
Q

You add 250g per week after what gestation age?

A

34wks

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7
Q

Fetal weight at 36 weeks

A

2500g

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8
Q

Fetal weight at 38 weeks

A

3000g

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9
Q

Fetal weight at 40 weeks

A

3500g

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10
Q

Cardinal movements of labor

A
Engagement
Descent
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extension
External rotation
Expulsion
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11
Q

of Oocytes by 20 weeks gestation

A

6-7 million

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12
Q

of Oocytes at birth

A

1-2 million

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13
Q

of Oocytes at puberty

A

500,000

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14
Q

of Oocytes after 50

A

1,000

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15
Q

Pitocin Mixing

A

1 unit = 1,000 miliunits

10 units (1 Amp) in 1,000mL

10,000 miliunits in 1,000mL

10 miliunits in 1mL

1 miliunit in 0.1 mL

(1 milliunit / minute = 0.1mL / minute) x 60minutes = 6mL / hour

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16
Q

Low bishop score is less than or equal to

A

5

Unfavorable, would benefit from cervical ripening

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17
Q

High bishop score is greater than or equal to

A

9

Highly favorable so a likelihood of a successful induction

18
Q

What dilation gets a bishop score of 0?

A

Closed

19
Q

What effacement gets a bishop score of 0?

A

0-30%

20
Q

What station gets a bishop score of 0?

A

-3

21
Q

What consistency gets a bishop score of 0?

A

Firm

22
Q

What position gets a bishop score of 0?

A

Posterior

23
Q

What dilatation gets a bishop score of 1?

A

1-2

24
Q

What effacement gets a bishop score of 1?

A

40-50%

25
Q

What station gets a bishop score of 1?

A

-2

26
Q

What consistency gets a bishop score of 1?

A

Medium

27
Q

What position gets a gets a bishop score of 1?

A

Mid-position

28
Q

What dilatation gets a bishop score of 2?

A

3-4

29
Q

What effacement gets a bishop score of 2?

A

60-70%

30
Q

What station gets a bishop score of 2?

A

-1

31
Q

What consistency gets a bishop score of 2?

A

Soft

32
Q

What position gets a bishop score of 2?

A

Anterior

33
Q

What dilatation gets a bishop score of 3?

A

5 or more

34
Q

What effacement gets a bishop score of 3?

A

80% or more

35
Q

What station gets a bishop score of 3?

A

+1 or +2

36
Q

APGAR scores 1st A

A

Activity
0 is limp
1 is some flexion
2 is active

37
Q

APGAR scores - P

A

Pulse
0 is absent for 6 seconds
1 is <100bpm
2 is >100bpm

38
Q

APGAR scores - G

A

Grimace (reflex irritability)
0 is no response
1 is grimace
2 is cough or sneeze

39
Q

APGAR scores - 2nd A

A

Appearance (color)
0 is blue or pale
1 is body pink/extremities blue
2 is all pink

40
Q

APGAR scores - R

A

Respirations
0 is absent
1 is weak cry (hypoventilation)
2 is strong cry