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Module 13 Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What fetal attitude: the chin is not touching the chest

A

Moderate flexion

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2
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What fetal attitude: the chin touches the sternum

A

Normal or good attitude

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3
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What fetal attitude: presents the smallest ap diameter of the skull

A

Normal or good attitude

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4
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What fetal attitude: presents the brow

A

Partial extension

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5
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Another name for complete extension

A

Poor flexion

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6
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What fetal attitude: the back arched, neck extended

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Complete extension

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7
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What fetal attitude: face presentation; in oligohydramnios

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Complete extension

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8
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Settling of the presenting part of the fetus

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Fetal engagement

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9
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Midpoint of the pelvis

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Ischial spine

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10
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What diameter is used for breech presentation

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Intertrochanteric Diameter

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11
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If the presenting part is not yet engaged

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Floating

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12
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Presenting part is descending but has not yeat reached the ischial spine

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Dipping

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13
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The relationship of the presenting part of the fetul to the level of ischial spines

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Station

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14
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What station: at the level of ischial spines

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0 station

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15
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0 station is synonymous to _____

A

Engagement

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16
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Presenting part is above the ischial spines

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-1 to -4 (minus station)

17
Q

Presenting part is below the ischial spines

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+1 to +4 (plus stations)

18
Q

The presenting part is in the perineum and can be seen in vulva separated

A

+3 +4 (Crowning)

19
Q

The relationship between the long axis of the fetal body and the long axis of the womans body

A

Fetal lie

20
Q

This lie is either cephalic or breech

A

Longitudinal lie

21
Q

This lie has a shoulder presentation

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Transverse lie

22
Q

It is the first body part of the fetus to enter the true pelvis and also the first to come out during delivery

A

Fetal presentation

23
Q

Most frequent fype of presentation

A

Cephalic presentation

24
Q

The fetal head is the 1st body part that will contact the cervix

A

Cephalic presentation

25
Q

4 types of cephalic presentation

A

Vertex
Brow
Face
Mentum

26
Q

What is the ideal type of cephalic presentation

A

Vertex presentation

27
Q

Either the buttocks or the feet are the 1st body parts that will make contact with the cervix

A

Breech presentation

28
Q

What attitude: fetal knees are up against the umbilicus

A

Good attitude

29
Q

What attitude: knees are flexed

A

Poor attitude

30
Q

3 types of breeches

A

Complete (good flexion)
Frank (moderate flexion)
Footling (very poor flexion)

31
Q

In a transverse lie, presenting part is the shoulder

A

Shoulder presentation

32
Q

What causes the shoulder presentation

A

Relaxed abdominal walls
Pelvic contraction
Placents previa

33
Q

More than 1 body presentation

A

Compound presentation

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