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Hypertonic uterine dysfunction

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contractions Q 1-1/2 minutes, duration 90 sec, baseline 10mmhg.
Dilation and effacement does not progress.

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Hypotonic uterine dysfunction

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contractions Q 7 minutes, 50 sec duration, intensity increases 25mmhg.
Initially good labor, uterus tires at 4 cm dilation.

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Precipitous labor

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rapid, less than 3 hours.

Problem- trauma to mom or baby.

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prolonged labor

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exceeds normal time >20 hrs.

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Arrested labor

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progress stops, fetal descent stops.

Cause- CPD, fetal malproportion

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CPD

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cepelopelvic disportion- baby head cannot fit

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Shoulder dystocia

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baby descends and should gets stuck behind symphysis pubis.

Tx- suprapubic pressure, mcroberts manuter (keens to chest), woodys screw manuver- turn baby.

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Velamentous intersion

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cord divides before connecting to the placenta.

Risk- hemorrhage, increase risk compression.

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Abnormal cord length

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long- inc nuchal cord/knots

short- conpression, abrupt placenta

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Prolapsed cord

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ROM before presenting part is snug in pelvis.
Risk- cord rushes out with water
tx- get presenting part off cord, rish C/S

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Succenturiate placenta

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accessory lobe. Continues to bleed after delivered placenta (fundus will be firm)
Risk- can detach=hemorrhage

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Circumvallate placenta

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double fold of anmion and chorion. Sec surface are for blood vessels to perfuse.
risk fetal dealth, SGA, premature

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Battledorf placenta

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cord insterts at margin= poor circulation

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Placental infarcts/calcification

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Ca deposits= old placenta

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Placenta previa

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implants lower uterine segment. WILL LEAK BLOOD.
Mom anemic, hemorrage during preg.
DR MUST CHECK, not a RN

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Abruptio placenta

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premature separation of normally implanted placenta after 20 wks
S&S- pain btw contraction, late decals.

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Amniotic fluid embolism

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amniotic fluid enter materal blood. S&S- resp distress, brain, dyspnea, hypotension

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Sedative (ambien, phenergan, benadryl)

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used during false/early labor. FETUS greatly effected.

Admin at peak of contraction- fetus will be less effected

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Pudendal- regional anesthesia

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nerve, either side of perineum. relief perineal stretching. No used often.

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General anasthesia

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Emergeny C/S, crosses placenta. prepare for fetal resussitation.

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Spinal anasthesia

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subarachnoid space, mom can’t move legs.

SE- spinal HA

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Epidural anastheais

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block motor and sensory perception. Can limit ability to push and need to void.

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Bishop score

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predict inducibility- higher= better

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Amniotomy

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prostaglandins release when ROM occurs

Risk- prolapse cord, infection

25
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Membrane stripping

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digitally frees membranes of amnoitic sac from lower segment of uterus around cervical os.
Prostaglandin release, labor in 48 hrs.

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Cervidil

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prostaflandin prep in vag insert. slow rate

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Prepidil

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intracervical gel, release prostaglandin faster. increase vag delivery in 24 hrs.

28
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Misoprostol

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synthetic prostaglandin. intervaginal tab

29
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Oxytocin

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IV, stim contraction that produce cervical changes and fetal descent.

30
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Version

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turn fetus in uterus from undesirable to desirable prosition.

31
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External cephalic version

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moves baby by palpating on abdomen external abdomen (no past c/s, placenta previa)

32
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Internal/podalic version

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used with multiple gestation to deliver second twin.

Med to relax uterus, ob grabs feet and pulls to feet presentation

33
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Episiotomy

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surgical incision of the perineum.
midline- downwarn towards sphincter
mediolateral-45 degree angle on left or right

34
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Forceps

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used for any conditiont hat threatens mom or fetus that can be relieved by birth OR shorten 2nd stage

35
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Criteria for forceps

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fully dilated
head engaged
mom bladder empty
adequate anathema
ROM
continuous external fetal monitoring
36
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Vaccume assisted birth

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criteria- ROM, head fits, lithotomy position.

NO if- face presentation, CPD, premature, scalp blood samping, small fetus

37
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VBAC

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vaginal birth after cesarean.

NPO, anasthesiologist and OR dr avalible, NO classical incision.

38
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Caput Succedaneum

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Localized swelling of scalp.

39
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Cephalhematoma

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subperiosteal hemorrhage. Bleeding

40
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Diffuse scalp hemorrhage

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bleeding into scalp. Severe swelling.

Transfusion PRN, neuro assess.

41
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Subcutaneous fat necrosis

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Localized lesion, inflammation of subQ tissue. Firm lesion. resolves 6-8 wks

42
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Abrasions/lacerations

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forceps, C/S accidental cut, fetal scalp monitor.

tx- clean, abx, watch S&S of infection.

43
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Petechaie/ecchymosis

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nuchal/mechanical device.

Observe hyperbilirubinemia

44
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Subconjunctival hemorrhage

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Presure during delivery. Resolves 1-2 wks

45
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Retinal hemorrhage

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Head compression.

1-5 days

46
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Brachial plexus

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lateral traction on neck .
C5-T1 innerate arm- stretched
INC risk with asphyciated baby (dec tone)

47
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Erbs palsy

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C5&C6
arm limp at side, internal oration, arm extended, finger and arm flexed. (Waiter exspecting money form)
Moro- fingers move, arm does not

48
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Klumpke

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C8-T1
Weakness wrist and fingers
hand paralyzed
Moro- shoulder moves, hand does not.
SPLINT TO PREVENT CLAW DEFORMITY
49
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Phernic nerve paralysis

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C4-C5
Dec breath sounds on affected size, labored reap.
Better in 6 weeks.
PRN support (O2, vent)

50
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Facial nerve injuries

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Pressure from position or delivery

2wk-2mth recovery

51
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Fractures

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Dec movement, tender, palpable, deformity, normal moro

Tx- pain management, careful handling

52
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Torticollis-sternocleidomastoid muscle injury

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hyper extension during delivery. hematoma formation=shortens muscle
tx- passive stretching 6 m, then surgery.

53
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Spinal cord injury

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Rare, breech

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