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Amniotomy

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Amniotomy, also known as artificial rupture of membranes (AROM) and by the lay description “breaking the water,” is the intentional rupture of the amniotic sac by an obstetrical provider.

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Dilation and curettage (D&C)

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Dilation and curettage (D&C) is a procedure to remove tissue from inside your uterus. Doctors perform dilation and curettage to diagnose and treat certain uterine conditions — such as heavy bleeding — or to clear the uterine lining after a miscarriage or abortion.

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Dystocia

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difficult birth, typically caused by a large or awkwardly positioned fetus, by smallness of the maternal pelvis, or by failure of the uterus and cervix to contract and expand normally.

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Intrapartum

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occurring or provided during the act of birth

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Parity (TPAL)

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TPAL is an acronym for term births (T), premature births (P), abortions (A), and living children (L). TPAL numbers should be separated by hyphens.

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Uterine atony

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Atony of the uterus, also called uterine atony, is a serious condition that can occur after childbirth. It occurs when the uterus fails to contract after the delivery of the baby, and it can lead to a potentially life-threatening condition known as postpartum hemorrhage.

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7
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Layers of embryonic disc 3

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ectoderm, mesoderm, Endoderm

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8
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Languo and when does it develop?

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Fine downy hair on infant week 20

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Chloasma

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Chloasma, also known as melasma or the “mask of pregnancy,” is a pigmentation disorder of the skin characterized by darker skin patches that primarily affect the face and other sun-exposed areas.

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10
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Linea nigra

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Preg line

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Stretch marks

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Striae gravidarum

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12
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LMP and PMP

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Last Menstrual period

previous Menstrual period

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13
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Pr and Pr2 time

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Para greater or equal to 20 weeks

2 deliveries of at least 20 weeks gestation

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14
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Vertex

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Head down chin flexed GOOD! If not flexed creates wider fetal decent through pelvis.

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15
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2 fontenels of fetal skull and when do they close?

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1-Diamond ant-12-18months

Triangle post-8-12 weeks

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16
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Complete breech
Incomplete breech
Frank breech

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Both thighs and knees are flexed
feet coming out first
Thighs flexed and knees extended

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17
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Embryo time and task 2

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differentiation and organ development 8 weeks gestation

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18
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When do weeks of gestation begin?

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First date of last period.

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19
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Milestone for 4 week?

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Conductivity of what will be the heart can be seen on ultrasound

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20
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What is developed at 4 week? 5

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Eyes, ears, nose throat, digestive tract, forming arms and legs

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21
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week 5 1

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Spine

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22
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Week 6 milestone

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Liver can be seen

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23
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8 weeks formation 4 and 1 milestone

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face recognition, external gen, all fingers, eye toes present, all organs
Is now called a fetus

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24
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10 weeks formation

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Amniotic sack

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25
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10-12 weeks milestones 2 and one thing about each

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Can hear heartbeat-Can figure out gestation

Placenta has developed and can secrete estrogen and progesterone and corpus lutetium can degenerate

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12 weeks formations 3

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teeth buds, bones are starting to ossify, fetal movement can be seen not felt.

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27
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16 weeks milestone

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Fetus can react to light

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28
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4 milestones 20 weeks

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  1. viable fetus
  2. Breathing movements can be seen
  3. Quickening-sometimes sooner
  4. Heart can be heard with stethoscope
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29
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2 formations at 20 weeks

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eyebrows and scalp

30
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6 months 2 things

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vernax caseosa and wrinkled because of lack of fat and needs to put on fat.

31
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2 milestones with 28 weeks

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Eyes are open and will respond to sound

32
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One thing that is happening at 32 weeks

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Weight gain growth in weight will exceed growth in length

33
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Two things about 36 weeks

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Has subq better prognosis for premature baby

34
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3 things 40 weeks

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  1. Full term
  2. Languo is disappearing but still on back, neck and shoulders
  3. caseo is disappearing but may still be there.
35
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amniotic fluid at term amount

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m500-1000ml

36
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How many weeks is postpartum period

37
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How much folic acid supplement

38
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Infant mortality rate 2 things

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Birth to first birthday and deaths per 1000 live births

39
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neonate mortality rate and percentage of deaths that happen in this part

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Number of infants who die in the first 28 days after birth per 1000 births 65%

40
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Perinatal Mortality rate

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20weeks gestation or 500gms through first 28 days of life.

41
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By week blank of gestation blood is blank

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2 50% more

42
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BP in pregnancy

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Dont really want to see it go up at all but needs to go down by second semester

43
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Gallbladder in pregnancy name

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Cholestasis so gallbladder disease

44
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2 signs that go together when assessing if preg or not. and what are they

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Hegar’s sign-Softening uteren wall and goodels sign -Softening cervix

45
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Labs normal vs preg normal for Hct, Hgb, WBC

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normal then preg
Hct 37-47 below 35
Hgb 12-16 below 10-11
WBC 5,000-10,000 15,000

46
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When partner has preg signs called blank seen in blank

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Couvade 1st and 3rd trimester

47
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Premature births range

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20-36 weeks

48
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Naegle’s rule

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Used to calculate due date

From 1st day of LMP -3months plus 7 days

49
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Hct and GTT checks during pregnancy

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at first and at 24 weeks

50
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Weight gain pregnancy
Total
1st and 2nd

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Total 25-35lbs
1st tri-3-5lbs
2nd tri-1lb a week

51
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When is weightloss CI in preg?

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1st trimester

52
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Shot to get during each preg

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Tdap prurtussus

53
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What shots can you not have during pregnancy? 3

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MMR/varicella/Herps

54
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2 shots you cant have when breast feeding

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Smallpox and yellow fever

55
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Position how to document?

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The relationship between the presenting part and moms pelvic quadrants
Three letters- 1. what maternal side
2. what is presenting
3. Is post font on A or P?

56
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Measurement of cervix and relation to effacement

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The cervix is 3-4 cm so 1cm loss is about 25 percent effaced

57
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Cardinal movements 1-3

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Flexion, engagement and decent

58
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Cardinal movement 4

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Internal rotation

59
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card movement 5

60
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card movement 6- 2 names

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External rotation restitution

61
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Card movement 7

62
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Time to go to hospital with contractions?

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Every 5mins lasting one min for over an hour

63
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3 phases in stage 1

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Early, active, transition

64
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from when to when 1st stage and how long for new and not new moms

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First contraction- full dilation

10-12 hr or 6-8hr

65
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What can you use for hyperventilating mom 2

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Non-rebreather and longer exhale

66
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2nd stage from when to when how long for new and reg mom

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Full dilation to birth of baby
30-2hr
20-1.5 hr

67
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3rd stage from when to when and time

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Birth of babe to expulsion of placenta 5-20mins

68
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Lacerations 5

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1st degree- Mucus membrane and skin only
2nd degree- Perineal 
3rd-anal sphincter 
4th-into rectum
Extension- Lap and then tear
69
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blood loss normal levels for c and v

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V-less than 500ml

C-less than 1000ml

70
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Stage 4 from when to when and what happens after?

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2hr after birth and ends when mom is stable

Postpartum period

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