labour Flashcards

1
Q

define labour?

A

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2
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define 1st stage of labour

A

the initiation and progression of painful regular uterine contractions & reaching cervical dilation of 10 cm

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3
Q

define 2nd stage of labour?

A

10cm cervical dilation to expulsion of the foetus

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4
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define 3rd stage of labour

A

delivery of the foetus

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5
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duratiion of 1st stage of labour for

a) primip
b) multip

A

a) 12-15 hours

b) 7.5 hours

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6
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how regular are the contractions in first stage of laboru?

A

3-4 in 10 minutes

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7
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3 signs you are in first stage of labour?

A
  • rupture of membranes
  • ‘show’ : passage of blood/mucus
  • regular painful contractions progressing to cervical dilatation
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8
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3 P complications of 1st stage of labour?

A

P - Passenger: fetal malpresentation/cephalopelvic disproportion

P - Passage: fibroids/cervical stenosis

P - POwer: primary uterine interia

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9
Q

3 interventions in 1st stage of labour

A

a) Prostaglandin gel for initiating labout
b) artificial rupture of membranes
c) oxytocin for contractions

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10
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duration of 2nd stage of labour for primip & multip?

A

primi: 45 mins to 2 hours
multip: 15 to 45 mins

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11
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2 interventions in 2nd stage of labour?

A
  • c section

- instrumental delivery

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12
Q

duration of 3rd stage of labour?

A

5 to 10 minutes with syntometrine

30 mins to an hour without

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13
Q

what can be given in active 3rd stage of labour?

A

syntometrine

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14
Q

3 fetal orientations in “LIE”

A
  • longitudinal
  • transverse
  • oblique
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15
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2 types of fetal PRESENTATION

A

Cephalic

or

Breech

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16
Q

what is the most common fetal POSITION

A

LOA

left occipito anterior

17
Q

name the 6 layers between the superficial fascia & uterus that are dissected in a lower segment caesarean section

A
  • deep fascia
  • anterior rectus sheath
  • rectus abdominis muscle
  • transversalis fascia
  • extraperitoneal connective tissue
  • peritoneum