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OB Mod III Test Review Flashcards

1
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Homologous

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Fundamentally similar in structure and function

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2
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Influence the development of secondary sex characteristics

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androgens and estrogens

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3
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stimulate the processes of spermatogenesis and maturation of ova

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FSH and LH of the anterior pituitary

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4
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The ovary is sensitive to

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FSH, LH

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5
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The uterus is sensitive to

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estrogen and progesterone

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6
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Estrogens inhibit….productions and stimulate….production

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FSH, LH

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7
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Hormone of pregnancy

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Progesterone: allows pregnancy to be maintained

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8
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Relaxes smooth muscles and is a potent vasodilator

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PGE Prostaglandin E

Can be placed in cervical canal for cervical ripening: prepidil, cervidil, hospital prepared

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9
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Potent vasoconstrictor and increases contractility of muscles and arteries

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PGF Prostaglandin F

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10
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Two phases of the ovarian cycle

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follicular phase 1-14; luteal phase 15-28

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11
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Hormones that cause the testes to produce testosterone

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FSH, LH

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12
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Stimulates the glandular tissue of the uterus

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Estrogen

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13
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Secrete a thick, sticky mucus that accumulates and forms the mucous plug

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endocervical glands

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14
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Goodell’s sign

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softening of the cervix

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15
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Chadwick’s sign

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bluish discoloration of the cervix

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16
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Causes a thickening of the vaginal mucosa, a loosening of the connective tissue, and an increase in vaginal secretions

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estrogen

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17
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Common in the first trimester and may result from several factors, including elevated human chorionic gonadotropin hCG levels, relaxation of the smooth muscle of the stomach, and changed carbohydrate metabolism

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nausea and vomiting

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18
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Causes smooth muscle relaxation

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progesterone

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19
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Promotes uterine contractility and stimulates ejection of milk from the breasts

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Oxytocin

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20
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TPAL

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t: term; number of term infants born
p: preterm; number of preterm infants born
a: abortions; number of pregnancies ending in spontaneous or therapeutic abortion
l: living; number of currently living children

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21
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Normal BP

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<,= 120/80

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22
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Normal pulse

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60-100

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23
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Normal respirations

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12-20

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24
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Normal Temp

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97-99.6

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25
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Skin assessment abnormal

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CBC, Bilirubin level, UA, BUN

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26
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Mouth edema, inflammation, pale

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hematocrit for anemia, dental hygiene

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27
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Hematocrit

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38-47%

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28
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RBC

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4.2-5.4 million/ microliter

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29
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WBC

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5000-12,000/ mcL

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30
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Neutrophils

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40-60%

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31
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Bands

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up to 5%

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32
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Eosinophils

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1-3%

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33
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Basophils

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up to 1%

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34
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Lymphocytes

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20-40%

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35
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Monocytes

36
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Marked anemia or blood dyscrasias

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CBC and Schilling differential cell count

37
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UA pH

38
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Pelvic inlet Diagonal conjugate

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distance from lower posterior border of the symphysis pubis to the sacral promontory at least 11.5 cm

39
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Pelvic inlet Obstetric conjugate

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approximately 1.5 cm smaller than the diagonal conjugate: 10cm or more

40
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Pelvic outlet anteroposterior diameter

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9.5 to 11.5 cm

41
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Pelvic outlet transverse diameter

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bi-ischial or intertuberous diameter 8-10 cm

42
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Initial screening tests

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Pap smear, CBC, HIV, UA, rubella titer, ABO and Rh typing, Hep B, STDs

43
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Quad screen

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performed on mothers serum between 15 and 20 weeks: alpha fetoprotein AFP, human chorionic gonadotropin hCG, unconjugated estriol UE, and inhibin-A; used to determine risk of neural tube defect, multiple gestation, pregnancy further along than believed if high; lower may indicate down syndrome

44
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hCG levels < 1 week

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5-50 mlU/ mL

45
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hCG levels 12 weeks

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15000-220000 mlU/ mL

46
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hCG levels males and non-pregnant

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<5 mlU/ mL

47
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Progesterone level first trimester

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725-4400 ng/ dL

48
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Progesterone level second trimester

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1950-8250 ng/ dL

49
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Progesterone level third trimester

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6500-22900 ng/ dL

50
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ptyalism

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excessive salivating

51
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pyrosis

52
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underweight gain

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bmi< 18.5: 28-40 lbs

53
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normal weight gain

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bmi 18.5-24.9: 25-35 lbs

54
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Overweight gain

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bmi 25-29.9: 15-25 lbs

55
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Obese weight gain

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bmi >30: 11-20 lbs

56
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fetus, placenta, amniotic fluid weight

57
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uterus weight

58
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increased blood volume weight

59
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breast tissue weight

60
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Maternal stores weight

61
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Calcium intake

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1000 mg/ day; 1300 if < 19bmi

62
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Phosphorus intake

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1300 mg/ day; 1250 if <19bmi

63
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Protein intake

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60 gm/ day

64
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Folic acid intake

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400-800 mg/ day (not in women taking seizure meds)

65
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Caffeine max intake

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200 mg/ day

66
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Pica geophagia

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soil, clay

67
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Pica amylophagia

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laundry starch, corn starch

68
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Pica pagophasia

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soap, baking soda, ice

69
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Vegans should take these vitamin supplements

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B12, calcium, D

70
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TORCH

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toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes

71
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Toxoplasmosis

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raw uncooked meat, unpasteurized goats milk, cats feces

72
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Most frequent cause of viral infection in the fetus

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cytomegalovirus CMV; kissing, sex, breast milk

73
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Iron RDA

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27 mg/ day

74
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Folic acid sources

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Green leafy vegetables, liver, peanuts, whole grain

75
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Rh immune globulin RhoGAM, RhlgG

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given at 28 weeks and postpartum 300mcg

76
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Rh+ blood in the US

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85% white, 92-95% African American, 1-2% Asian and native american

77
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Coomb’s test

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determines if sensitized to the Rh antigen

78
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Ruq pain and tenderness, nausea and vomiting, elevated liver enzymes, low hct and platelets, high uric acid, high creatinine, coagulation abnormalities

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HELLP syndrome. Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count

79
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Urine specific gravity norm

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1.010-1.025

80
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Cervidil

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10 mg timed released vaginal insert; remove 12 hours after insertion or with active labor. Prostaglandin E for cervical ripening

81
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Oxytocin/ Pitocin

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Labor induction
Contraction of uterus before and after birth
Let-down reflex for breast feeding

82
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A tocolytic that may be used to stop effects of Pitocin

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Terbutaline

83
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Bishop’s Score

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Cervical dilatation
Cervical effacement
Fetal station
Cervical consistency
Cervical position
84
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5 P’s of childbirth

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Powers
Passageway
Passenger
Position of the mother
Psyche
85
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Three types of breech presentation

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Complete (knees and hips flexed
Frank (legs extended onto abdomen and chest)
Footing (single or double feet first)

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