Maternal Resuscitation Flashcards

1
Q

Specific pregnancy addiction to standard algorithm

A

Left lateral tilt
Early tracheal intubation
Peri-mortem c/s

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2
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Step 1

A

Call for help

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Step 2

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Assess for signs of life

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Step 3

A

urn the woman onto her back with manual uterine displacement to the left (or left lateral tilt, 150 minimum, if on a suitable surface e.g. operating table)

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5
Q

Step 4

A

Open Airway, head tilt chin lift or jaw thrust

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6
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Step 5

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Assess breathing and circulation <10sec
Chest compression lower 1/2 of sternum,

5-6cm depth
100-120/min

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7
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Hand placement during chest compression

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Chest compression
2 hands
Straight arms lower 1/2 of sternum

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8
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Depth and rate of compression

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5-6cm depth

100-120/min

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9
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How often to interrupt compression

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No interruption except pulse check or defib

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10
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How often to change personnel

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Change person every 2 min

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11
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Airway management

A

Clear and maintain patent Airway

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12
Q

Oxygenation how?

A

BMV or pocket mask

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13
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Oxygenation : concentration

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15L/min

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14
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Breaths:compression ratio

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2:30

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15
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Quality of breaths

A

Chest rise visible

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16
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Adjuncts for ventilation

A

Oral Airway

Avoid nasopharyngeal as may cause bleeding

17
Q

Step 6

A

Defibrillator monitoring and assess cardiac rhythm

18
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Shock delivery

19
Q

None shockable rhythm Mx

20
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Other consideration

21
Q

Tracheal intubation

A

Early as possible

By experienced operator

22
Q

Step 9

A

Wide bore iv access
Comence fluid resus
Blood for fbc, u+e, LFT, coagulation, crossmatch, VBG

23
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IV access

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Large bore iv

If not possible intraosseus access

24
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Possible causes

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Perimortem c/s
Within 4min of resus and accomplished by 5min <20 weeks no benefit 20-23 weeks maternal benefit >23weeks maternal and fetal benefits
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When is prolonged resus required
Local anaesthetic toxicity | Thrombolysis
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Post cardiac arrest care
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Advance life support algorithm
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Basic life support
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Uterine displacement