Labor and Delivery Flashcards
The following are contraindications to labor induction except? A. Twin gestation B. Fetal growth restriction C. Breech presentation D. Prior classical cesarean delivery
B. Fetal growth restriction
A 25-yo G1P0 at 39 weeks AOG in active labor has an internal examination of 4cm, fully effaced cervix, with fetal head at station 0. Membranes still intact. After 2 hours, cervix is still 4 cm dilated. Which of the following is the best management?
A. Cesarean delivery
B. Rupture of membranes
C. Insertion of bladder catheter to assist fetal head descent
D. Rupture of membranes and oxytocin augmentation
B. Rupture of membranes
The risk for cesarean delivery is increased in women undergoing induction of labor in which of the following situations? A. Low bishop score B. Engaged fetal head C. Multiparous parturient D. All of the above
A. Low bishop score
Criteria for Diagnosis of Labor
* Uterine contractions — 1 in 10 mins or 4 in 20 mins — at least 200 MVU * Documented progressive changes in cervical dilatation and effacement * cervical effacement of >70-80% * cervical dilatation of > 3 cm
This is an intervention designed to artificially initiate uterine contractions leading to progressive dilatation and effacement of the cervix to effect delivery.
Labor Induction
What are the components of Bishop Score
Cervix
- Position
- consistency
- effacement
- dilatation
- station
What are Bishop score modifiers which increase the score by 1 more point?
Preeclampsia
Each previous vaginal birth
What are Bishop score modifiers which decrease the score by 1 less point?
Postdate pregnancy
Nulliparity
No previous vaginal delivery
PPROM
Indications for induction of labor (9)
Gestational HPN preeclampsia, eclampsia PROM Maternal medical conditions Gestation > 41 1/7 wks Fetal compromise (e.g FGR) Intraamniotic infection Fetal demise Logistic factors — history of rapid labor — proximity from hospital — psychosocial
Quantifiable score to predict labor induction outcomes
Bishop score
Upon assessment, a 24 yo, G2P1, 36 wks AOG had cervix at midposition, firm, uneffaced, 1-2 cm dilated with fetus unengaged. Previously delivered via NSVD. What is the bishop score?
Bishop score of 3
Midposition - 1
1-2 cm - 1
Previous vaginal birth - 1
Upon assessment, a pregnant woman had cervix at midposition, soft, 80%, 2 cm dilated with fetus occiput at -1. What is the bishop score?
Bishop score: 9 Midposition - 1 Soft - 2 2cm - 1 80% - 3 Station -1 - 2 Interpretation - successful labor induction
Bishop Points for cervix at anterior?
2
Bishop Points for cervix at posterior?
0
Bishop Points for cervix 5 cm?
3
Bishop Points for cervix at 1 cm?
1
Bishop Points for cervix closed?
0
Bishop Points for cervix soft?
2
Bishop Points for cervix firm?
0
Bishop Points for cervix 30-50%?
1
Bishop Points for cervix at 60-70%?
2
Bishop Points for station -3?
0
Bishop Points for station +1, +2
3
Bishop Points for station -2?
1