Lesson 12

Question 1

The ideal position is flexed with the occiput in thr R or L anterior quadrant

Answer 1

Fetal malposition

Question 2

It occurs in 1/10 of all labors and during internal rotation the head must rotate through 135 degrees instead of 90 degrees

Answer 2

Occipitoposterior Position

Question 3

Failure to rotate is termed as

Answer 3

Persistent Occiput Posterior

Question 4

This malposition is common in women with android, anthropoid, or contracted pelvis

Answer 4

Occiputposterior position

Question 5

Due to ineffective contractions or flattened bony pelvis

Answer 5

Occiput transverse position

Question 6

Has the widest single diameter

Answer 6

Fetal head

Question 7

What week does a fetus turn into a cephalic presentation

Answer 7

38

Question 8

3 types of breach presentation

Answer 8

Complete
Frank
Footling

Question 9

The manipulation of the fetus through the abdominal wall to a vertex presentation

Answer 9

External Cephalic Version

Question 10

It is given via piggyback

Answer 10

Brethine

Question 11

Retained second twin in a transverse lie shoulder presentation

Answer 11

Internal podalic version

Question 12

A fetal head presenting at a different angle than expected is term Asynclitism

Answer 12

Face presentation

Question 13

A rarest type, occurs in multipara or woman with relaxed abdominal muscles

Answer 13

Brow presentation

Question 14

Labor progress is slowed with slower descent of the fetal head

Answer 14

Sincipital presentation/military presentation

Question 15

Occurs in women with pendulous abdomens, uterine fibroid tumors, contraction of the pelvic, hydramnios,,,

Answer 15

Shoulder presentation / transverse lie

Question 16

More than 1 part of fhe fetus represents

Answer 16

Compound presentation

Question 17

Most commonly hand or arm prolapsing with the head

Answer 17

Compound presentation

Question 18

Insufficient O2 supply to meet the demands of the fetus

Answer 18

Fetal distress

Question 19

Early sign of distress (FHR)

Answer 19

> 160 bpm

Question 20

Late sign of distress (FHR )

Answer 20

<110 bpm

Question 21

A type of fetal distress “occurs early in labor before the head has fully descended due to cephalopelvic disproportion can cause head compression”

Answer 21

Early deceleration

Question 22

A fetal distress which FHR slows following the peak of a contraction and slowly returns to baseline rate during resting phase

Answer 22

Late deceleration

Question 23

A fetal distress which FHR repeatedly decelerates <90 bpm for over 60 sec before returning to baseline

Answer 23

Severe Variable Deceleration Pattern

Question 24

For late deceleration: reposition the mother on her _____ side

Answer 24

Left