Module 1.10 Flashcards

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Leopold’s Maneuvers

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maneuver used to palate for fetal position

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2nd Stage of Labor

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is the expulsion of the fetus. It begins when the cervix is fully dilated and is complete when the baby is born

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3rd stage of Labor

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3rd stage is defined the expulsion of the placenta; length of time for 3rd stage is completed usually within 10 minutes

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Placenta Succenturiate/Lobe

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has an accessory lobe or cotyledon separate from the primary placental mass. The succenturiate lobe is connected to the primary mass by a fetal artery and vein and functions normally

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Circumvallate Placente

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there is an opaque ring seen on the fetal surface of the placenta. It is formed by a doubling back of the chorion and amnion and may result in the membranes leaving the placenta nearer the center instead of at the edge

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Velamentous Insertion

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if the velamentous vessels cross the internal cervical os the condition is referred to as vasa previa. The cord is inserted into the membranes some distance from the edge of the placenta. The umbilical vessels run through the membranes from the cord os the. placenta

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Amnion

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It is thought to have a role in the formation of the amniotic fluid

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Chorion

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this is a thick, opaque, friable membrane derived from the trophoblast. this is continuous with the chorionic plate which forms the base of the placenta

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9
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Amniotomy

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Artificial Rupture of Membranes

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