Lecture 22 -Childbirth Flashcards

1
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Normal gestation time?

A

37-42 weeks

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2
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Positions of fetus on cevix?

A

vephalic/vertex (95%), breech (4%), shoulder (1%)

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3
Q

Hand examination checks for?

A

fetal lie, presentation, engagement

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4
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Parts of obsteric observation?

A

observatioon (eyes), hands, ears (heart rate) and baby movements

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5
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Childbirth starting point?

A

painful uterine contractions, coupled with effacement and dilatation of cervix

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6
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First stage of labour?

A

cervix opens to full dilatation (10cm)

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7
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Second stage of labour?

A

from full dilatation to delivery

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8
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Third stage of labour?

A

from delivery of baby to delivery of placenta

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9
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3 P’s factors of progress?

A

passenger (diameter of baby’s head), passage (dimension of pelvis), power (degree of force, expelling baby)

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10
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Reference point of baby skull?

A

occiput

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11
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Passenger components?

A

presenting part, position, attitude

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12
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Power definition?

A

once labour is established, the uterus under the influence of oxytocin, contracts 45-60sec every 2-3 minutes with regular, painful contractions

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13
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Contraction type and events?

A

Braxton-Hicks (irregular), prostaglandin production relaxes cervix, oxutocin released from PPG

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14
Q

Abnormal Labour?

A

slow progress (<1cm/hr dilation), prolonged (>12 hour)

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15
Q

Instrumental deliveries?

A

forceps (birth canal and palsy risk) & ventouse (more neonatal cephalhaematomas)

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