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Normal Pregnancy & Labour Flashcards

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Naegele’s Rule

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Date of confinement= LMP-3months + 7 days

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GTPAL

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  1. Pregnancies
  2. Term births
  3. Preterm
  4. Abortions
  5. Live births
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Four important history questions?

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  1. Bleeding
  2. Leaking
  3. Contractions
  4. Fetal movements
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Trisomy 21 screening findings

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  1. Increased nuchal translucency
  2. Increased B-HCG
  3. Decreased PAPP-A
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If a low PAPP-A on 1st trimester screen, do?

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Uterine artery doppler @ 22 weeks

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Fundal height at:
12 weeks? 
16 weeks?
20 weeks?
Beyond 21 weeks?
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12 weeks= symphysis
16 weeks=halfway to umbilicus
20 weeks=at umbilicus
Beyond 21 weeks=# of weeks +/- 2cm

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Treatment if mom is GBS positive?

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IV abx during labour

  1. Pen G (5 million U then 2.5 million q 4 h)
  2. 2nd line= ancef/clindamycin
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Normal length of stages of labour?

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  1. Latent: 14 h multi, 20h primi
  2. Active: 1.2 cm/h primi, 1.5 cm/h multi
  3. Second stage: 1 h multi, 2 h primi ( add 1 h for epidural)
  4. Third stage: 30 min.
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3 P’s of labour progress?

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  1. Power: contractions and pushing
  2. Passenger: size and position of baby
  3. Pelvis

Can correct power but not passenger or pelvis

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What are the cardinal movements of the fetal vertex?

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  1. Engagement: Head should lower to level of ischial spines
  2. Descent
  3. Flexion
  4. Internal rotation to occiput anterior position
  5. Extension
  6. External Rotation
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What are the three signs of placental separation?

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  1. Gush of blood
  2. Lengthening of cord
  3. Rise of fundus (support so it does not invert)
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What are the types of malpresentation?

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  1. Breech (complete, frank, footing)
  2. Face
  3. Brow
  4. Shoulder
  5. Compound
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What are the parts of a fetal NST?

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  1. Baseline (110-160)
  2. Variability: 5-25 bpm
  3. Accelerations 15x15
  4. Decelerations
  5. Overal impression (atypical, abnormal, normal)
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Variable Decelerations

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Cord compression, hypoxia

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Early Decelerations

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Normal, due to head compression

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Late Decelerations

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Placental insufficiency/ fetal hypoxia

17
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Increased variability ddx

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Mild hypoxia, fetal gasping

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Decreased variability ddx

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Fetal hypoxia, fetal sleep

19
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Fetal Bradycardia ddx

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Need to deliver STAT

Ddx: rapid descent, late hypoxia, cord prolapse, hypercontractibility

20
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Scalp pH

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Do if atypical FHS
<7.20: deliver
7.2-7.24: Repeat in 30 min
<7.25: repeat if FHR remains abnormal

21
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What should be done if you are unsure of babies oxygenation status?

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  1. Reposition into LL decubitus
  2. Give o2
  3. Give IV fluids
  4. Stop oxytocin
22
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10 B’s of post-partum rounds

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  1. Blues
  2. Breasts
  3. Belly
  4. Bleeding (1 pad/h normal)
  5. Blood type (Rh)
  6. Bladder
  7. Bowels (avoid constipation)
  8. Bum (tears, hemarrhoids)
  9. Baby (social)
  10. Before- deal with pre-existing conditions
23
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4 T’s of primary post-partum hemorrhage

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  1. Tone
  2. Tissue
  3. Trauma
  4. Thrombin
24
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Puerpural fever

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Fever in 6 weeks after birth
DDx: 
1. Wind- resp infections, atelectasis, PE
2. Woobies- mastitis
3. Water- UTI/ pyelonephritis
4. Womb- endometritis, retained products of conception
5. Wound
6. Walking- DVT,
25
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Diagnostic Criteria post-partum depression

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  1. Depressed mood
  2. Sleep disturbance
  3. Lake of interest in usually pleasurable thing
  4. Diminished self-esteem or guilt
  5. Fatigue or loss of energy
  6. Change in appetite
  7. Psychomotor agitation
  8. Suicidal ideation
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First trimester investigations

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Blood: serology for HIV, syphilis, HepBSAG, varicella, rubella, CBC, type and screen
Urine: glucose, protein
Date: 9-12 week dating ultrasound
Screen: U/S for nuchal translucency, PAPP-A, B-HCG
Diagnostics: maternal free cell DNA, amniocentesis, chorionic villi sampling

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Second trimester investigations

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Check: ultrasound for parts
Syphilis
Repeat type and screen
Check fetal heart rate, symphysis fundus height
Screen, quadruple
28
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Components of a biophysical profile

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  1. FHR- >2 accells in 20 min
  2. Breathing- >1 episode lasting >30s
  3. Movements- >3 body or limb movements
  4. Tone- >1 episode of flex/extension limb or open/close hand
  5. Amniotic fluid- >1 cord and >1 limb free fluid pocket 2x2 cm

If 6- repeat in 24 h
If <6- delivery may be indicated

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Abnormal NST

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  1. Baseline: <100bpm or >160 for >30 min or erratic
  2. Variability: <5 for 80 min, sinusoidal, 25 bpm>10 min
  3. Decelerations: variable > 60s, late decels
  4. Accelerations: <2 with >15 bpm, 15 s in 80 min

This means urgent action is required

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