Module 16 Flashcards
What consists of thr FIRST STAGE OF LABOR
Latent Phase
Active Stage
Transition Stage
How many hours does a latent phase lasts?
6-8 hours
How many hours does a active stage lasts?
3-6 hours
First stage of labor that is the preparatory phase
Latent phase
It begins at the onset of regular contractions and ends with tapid cervical dilation begins
Latent phase
What stage of labor:
Contractions are stronger, lasting from 40-60 secs
Active phase
What stage of labor:
Contractions are mild and short, lasting from 20 to 40 ecs
Latent phase
what stage of labor: contraction reach their peak of intensity
Transition stage
what stage of labor: cervical effacement begins
Latent phase
In latent phase, cervix dilates from ?
0-3 cm
In active phase, cervix dilates from ?
4-7 cm
In transition stage, cervix dilates from ?
8-10 cm (full dilation)
This stage lasts about 3 hours
Active stage
This stage lasts about 6 hours in nullipara and 4.5 hours in multipara
Latent phase
What stage of labor: frequency 5-30 mins
Latent phase
What stage of labor: frequency 3-5 mins
Active stage
what stage of labor: occurs 2-3 mins
Transition stage
what stage of labor: duration 60-90 secs
Transition stage
What is the second stage of labor
Expulsive Stage
What is duration of Expulsive Stage?
50-90 seconds
What is the frequency of Expulsive Stage
3-4
what stage of labor: the intensity of severe
Expulsive Stage
The urge to bear down as the presenting part presses on the pelvic floor
Ferguson reflex
The circle enlarges is called
Crowning
What is the duration of the third labor
3-5 mins up to one hour
Third stage of labor is also called as
Placental stage
It begins with the birth of infants and ends with the delivery of placenta
Third stage of labor / Placental Stage
2 phases of Placental Stage
Placental Separation
Placental Expulsion
It is the active bleeding on the maternal surface of the placenta
Placental separation
After separation, the placenta is delivered by the mother or nurse
Placental expulsion
What do you call the “the placenta is delivered by gentle pressure on the contracted uterine fundus by the physician or nurse
Crede’s Maneuver
What stage: delivery of placenta
Third stage of labor
What do you call the “change in shape of the uterus; globular”
Calkin’s sign
What is the 1st sign of placental separation
change in shape of the uterus; globular - CALKIN’S SIGN