Ob/gyne

Question 1

APGAR score

Answer 1

Breathing effort
If the neonate is not breathing, the respiratory score is 0.
If respirations are slow and irregular, weak, or gasping, the respiratory score is 1.
If the neonate is crying vigorously, the respiratory score is 2.
Heart rate
The heart rate is evaluated with a stethoscope or an electrocardiogram and is the most critical part of the score in determining the need for resuscitation.
If there is no heartbeat, the heart rate score is 0.
If the heart rate is <100 bpm, the heart rate score is 1.
If the heart rate is >100 bpm, the heart rate score is 2.
Muscle tone
In inactive neonates with loose and floppy muscle tone, the score for muscle tone is 0.
In neonates demonstrating some tone and flexion, the score for muscle tone is 1.
In neonates in active motion with a flexed muscle tone that resists extension, the muscle tone score is 2.
Grimace response or reflex irritability in response to stimulation
In a neonate with no response to stimulation, the reflex irritability response score is 0.
A neonate grimacing in response to stimulation has a reflex irritability response score of 1.
In a neonate who cries, coughs, or sneezes on stimulation, the reflex irritability response is 2.
Color
Most infants will score 1 for color even at the 5-minute, as peripheral cyanosis is common among normal infants. Color can also be misleading in non-white infants.[10]
If the neonate is pale or blue, the score for color is 0.
If the infant is pink, but the extremities are blue, the score for color is 1.
If the neonate is entirely pink, the score for color is 2.

Appearance (skin color), Pulse (heart rate), Grimace (reflex irritability), Activity (muscle tone), and Respiration.

Question 2

Bishop score

Answer 2

Call PEDS For Parturition = Cervical Position, Effacement, Dilation, Softness; Fetal Station

0-13

Question 3

Bishop score

Answer 3

Call PEDS For Parturition = Cervical Position, Effacement, Dilation, Softness; Fetal Station

0-13