OB&NEO Flashcards

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1
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The umbilical cord is the lifeline of fetus by…(artery,vein)

A

2 Artery delivers deoxygenated blood from fetus to placenta

1 Vein delivers oxygenated blood to fetus

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2
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Gestational diabetes

A

Can be hypo or hyper, resolves after pregnancy

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3
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Preeclampsia occurs when? S&S…

A

After 20 weeks

Hypertension 140/90 or higher,headache, visual abnormalities(spots), swelling of hands/feet

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4
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Eclampsia has one key factor? How to treat…

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Seizures

Lay on left side, airway,O2, suction, ALS

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5
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Why does supine hypotensive syndrome happen?

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Compression of inferior vena cava by uterus when laying supine. Reduces amount of blood returning to heart

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6
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What is Placenta Previa? What should you look out for?

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Placenta covers cervix as it develops

Heavy vaginal bleeding without significant pain

Needs C-section

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7
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Abruptio Placenta happens when? (S&S)

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Placenta separates prematurely from uterine wall causing massive internal hemorrhaging

Severe tearing pain, external vaginal bleeding but not heavy

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What is the main thing EMTs do to deliver baby?

A

We guide and support assisting the women

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9
Q

When delivering a baby where should the mothers hips be?

A

Raised 2 to 4 inch

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10
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What can EMTs do to help with Perinatal tearing?

A

Apply gentle pressure across perineum with dry gauze pad

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What is a unruptured amniotic sac? What do you have to do?

A

Baby is crowning but fluid filled sac is emerging from vagina

Membrane with fluid intact

Need to pinch and tear to open sac (If this doesn’t happen fetus will suffocate)

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12
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What is a Nuchal Cord? How can you treat?

A

Umbilical cord wrapped around babies head

Have one attempt to place 1 finger in vagina to pull cord around babies head if unsuccessful you have to cut the cord baby stops getting O2 so you need a rapid delivery

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13
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What is the Vernix Caseosa?

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White, cheesy substance making the baby slippery

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14
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Why would you do a Fundal Massage after the placental delivery? What motion is it?

A

Helps to slow/stop vaginal bleeding

Firm, circular “Kneading” motion

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15
Q

Breach position happens when? And can cause

A

Baby’s buttocks delivered 1st

Causes major trauma to baby and prolapsed cord

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16
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Prolapsed Cord definition and causes

A

Umbilical Cord comes out of vagina 1st

Shuts of oxygenated blood supply to fetus

17
Q

Premature birth definition

A

Born before 8 months(36weeks) or less then 5lbs

18
Q

What should you do with a neonatal with a HR of 90 following birth?

A

Keep warm and BVM with room air

19
Q

What should you do 1 min and 5 min a free Birth? Give time example

A

APGAR

12:01 and 12:05

20
Q

What do you do to neonatal during the 1st min of life?

A

Airway position/suction if needed

Drying baby
Warming
Tactile stimulation

21
Q

APGAR stands for what?

A

Appearance
Pulse
Grimace
Activity
Respiration