Lesson 5

Question 1

is an acronym fora tool used to assess the healing of an incision or wound, particularly after vaginal delivery or a C-section?

Answer 1

REEDA

Question 2

4 Preliminary Signs of Labor are?

Answer 2

Lightening
Increase in Level of Activity
Slight Loss of Weight
Braxton Hicks Contractions

Question 2

What is the meaning of REEDA?

Answer 2

R:edness
E:dema
E:cchymosis
D:ischarge
A:pproximation

Question 3

3 Positive Signs of Labor are?

Answer 3

Contractions
Show
Rupture of Membranes

Question 4

Components of Labor:woman’s pelvis

Answer 4

Passage

Question 5

Components of Labor:fetus

Answer 5

Passenger

Question 6

Components of Labor:uterine factors

Answer 6

Powers

Question 7

Components of Labor:psychological outlook

Answer 7

Psyche

Question 8

It is the ideal position for a fetus to be in for a vaginal delivery. It means the fetus is head down, facing the mother’s spine, with its chin tucked into its chest. This position is also known as cephalic presentation.
Most fetuses settle into a vertex presentation between 32 and 36 weeks of pregnancy. A pregnancy care provider will check the fetus’s presentation during prenatal appointments?

Answer 8

vertex presentation

Question 9

presentation is a fetal position where the top of the head and forehead are the first parts to enter the birth canal. The sinciput is the area in front of the anterior fontanelle, which is divided into the brow and face.?

Answer 9

Sinciput

Question 10

there is less extension of the fetal neck as in face presentations making the leading fetal part being the area between the anterior fontanelle and the orbital ridges. These presentations are uncommon and are managed similarly to face presentations. Brow presentation can be further described based on the position of the anterior fontanelle as frontal anterior, posterior, or transverse?

Answer 10

brow presentations

Question 11

, also known as a cephalic presentation, occurs when a fetus’s head is bent back so that the face enters the pelvis first. The chin is the leading part of the fetus during this presentation?

Answer 11

face presentation

Question 12

Types of fetal presentation where baby is head down, facing the mother’s back, and the smallest part of the baby’s head is leading the way. This is the most common position for a baby to be born in, occurring in about 97% of deliveries. It’s also the safest position for both the baby and the mother?

Answer 12

Cephalic presentation

Question 13

The baby is positioned bottom-down. Around 3 in every 100 babies will be in breech presentation after 37 weeks?

Answer 13

Breech presentation

Question 14

The baby is positioned sideways?

Answer 14

Transverse presentation

Question 15

a malpresentation during childbirth when the baby’s longitudinal axis is not aligned with the mother’s, and the baby’s leading part is an arm, shoulder, or trunk. This can occur when the baby is in a transverse lie, where the baby’s long axis is perpendicular to the mother’s, or an oblique lie, where the baby’s long axis forms an angle with the mother’s?

Answer 15

shoulder presentation

Question 15

What is the fetal position if during labor where the baby’s head is down but facing the mother’s front, with the baby’s back opposite the mother’s liver: The baby’s head is down but facing the mother’s front, with the baby’s back opposite the mother’s liver?

Answer 15

left occipito posterior (LOP)

Question 16

is a fetal position where the baby’s back is on the mother’s left side, and the baby’s head is angled towards the left?

Answer 16

Left Occiput Transverse (LOT)

Question 17

Mechanisms (cardinal movements) of labor are?

Answer 17

Descent
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extension
External rotation
Expulsion

Question 18

What are the five P’s of labor?

Answer 18

Power: The strength, frequency, duration, and resting tone of contractions
Passageway: The shape of the mother’s pelvis
Passenger: The size of the fetus
Position: The position of the fetus in relation to the pelvis
Psyche: The mother’s well-being

Question 19

are the forces that drive the labor process, and include uterine contractions and maternal pushing efforts?

Answer 19

powers of labor

Question 20

Uterine contractions are?

Answer 20

Origins
Phases
Contour changes

Question 20

The cervix thins out. This process is measured in percentages, and you must be 100% effaced before you can push during a vaginal delivery?

Answer 20

Effacement

Question 20

Cervical changes are?

Answer 20

Effacement
Dilatation