Normal labour and delivery Flashcards

1
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latent phase of 1st stage of labour

A

up to 4 cm cervical dilation

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2
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Define fetal lie

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the position of a fetus’s spine in relation to the mother’s spine
- Longitudinal, transverse or oblique

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3
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Define fetal presentation

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the fetal part that first enters the maternal pelvi
- Cephalic (common)
- Breech
- Shoulder
- Face

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4
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Define fetal position

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the position of the fetal head as it exits the birth canal
- occipito-anterior (ideal)
- occipito-posterior
- occipito-transverse

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5
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Define Fetal station

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is a measurement of how far a baby’s head or other presenting part has moved into the pelvis during pregnancy

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6
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Define Effacement

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is the thinning of the cervix during pregnancy, which prepares the body for childbirth
- 100% effacement = ready for delivery

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7
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Define 1st stage of labour

A

start of regular uterine contractions and ends when the cervix is fully dilated to 10cm

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8
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how many phases are in 1st stage labour

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3 phases

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9
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what are the phases in 1st stage labour

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Latent, Active, Transition

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10
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Active phase of 1st stage of labour

A

Cervical dilatation 4-7 cm

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11
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Transistion phase of 1st stage of labour

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Cervical dilatation to 10 cm

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12
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Define 2nd stage of labour

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From full cervical dilatation (10 cm), Until the birth of the baby

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13
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Define 3rd stage of labour

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From the birth of the baby - Until the expulsion of the placenta and membranes.

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14
Q

Define prolonged labour

AKA Failure to progress

A

Labour lasting > 20 hours

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15
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Describe the initial assessment of labour and how to evaluate the progress of labour.

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