OB Definitions - Labor/Arrest Flashcards

1
Q

Failed IOL

A

failure to achieve active labor (6 cm) with pitocin (for at least 18 hours after AROM)

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2
Q

Active phase arrest

A

6 cm with ROM and no cervical change on pitocin w/ 4 hours adequate contractions or
6 hours inadequate ctx

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3
Q

Protracted active phase

A

<1 cm dilation in 2 hours

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4
Q

Prolonged second stage arrest

A

Nulliparous > 3 hours pushing (without epidural)
Multiparous > 2 hours pushing (without epidural)

*can diagnose earlier if there is no fetal rotation/descent despite adequate contractions, pushing effort, time

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5
Q

Presentations in which VD contraindicated:
(2)

A

Mentum posterior
transverse lie, back down –> needs classical CD

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6
Q

What are mid forceps?

What type of forceps are done more often?

A

Station above + 2 cm
head engaged
not typically done anymore

Outlet forceps: + 2 station or below, head at pelvic floor (at or on perineum).

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