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___ refers to the relationship of fetal presenting part to the right or left of birth canal

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fetal position

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____ refers to the portion of the body that is foremost within the birth canal

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fetal presentation

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____ refers to the relation of the fetal long axis to that of the mother

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fetal lie

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cite 3 factors predisposing for face presentation:

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  1. ) Fetal malformation (anencephaly)
    2) Cord coil
    3) High parity / lax abdomen
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____ results in shortened suboccipitobregmatic diameter from body changes in the fetal head

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molding

Caput succedaneum is local edema

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Cite the 4 phases of parturition.

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Phase 1: Quiescence
Phase 2: Activation
Phase 3: Stimulation
Phase 4: Involution

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___ phase of parturition is when there is uterine involution, cervical repair, breastfeeding

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Phase 4 - parturient recovery

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___ phase of parturition is when the uterine is preparing for labor, there is cervical ripening, effacement, and loss of structural integrity

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Phase 2 - activation/preparation for labor

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___ phase of parturition is when there is contractile unresponsiveness, cervical softening

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Phase 1 - Quiescence

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____ phase where processes of labor occur, uterine contraction, cervical dilatation, and fetal and placental expulsion

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Phase 3 - Stimulation

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___ stage of labor when the cervix dilates to 10cm and ends with fetal delivery

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second stage

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Cite 4 reasons why uterine contractions are painful

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  1. Hypoxia of the myometrium
  2. Compression of the nerve ganglia
  3. Cervical stretching during dilatation
  4. Stretching of peritoneum overlying fundus
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___ is the most important force in fetal expulsion

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maternal intraabdominal pressure

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What are the 7 cardinal movement of labor?

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  1. Engagement
  2. Descent
  3. Flexion
  4. Internal rotation
  5. Extension
  6. External rotation (restitution)
  7. Expulsion

ED FIRE ERE

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What are the 4 forces that cause fetal descent?

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  1. STRAIGHTening of fetal body
  2. Pressure of Fundal contractions
  3. Pressure of Amniotic fluid
  4. Maternal effort

Remember: Straight aFAM

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___ division of labor where phase of maximum slope occurs and is unaffected by sedation?

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Dilatational division

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____ division of labor where the cardinal movements of labor happen

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Pelvic Division or deceleration phase

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Cut off time to consider prolonged latent phase for Multipara and Nullipara

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Nullipara - >20 hours

Multipara - > 14 hours

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Abnormal labor progression in the active phase when the cervix dilates less than ___ cm in both multipara and nullipara

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Nullipara < 1.2cm

Multipara <1.5cm

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____ hours in the presence of adequate uterine contraction is considered labor arrest

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2 hours

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What is the normal uterine contraction to say that the patient is in active labor

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  1. One in 10 minutes

2. 4 in 20 minutes

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What is the minimum MVU to say that the patient has adequate contraction?

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200 MVU

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What are the criteria for diagnosis that the patient is in labor?

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  1. Contractions - 1 in 10mins
  2. at least 200 MVU
  3. Effacement >70-80%
  4. Dilatation >3cm
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___ scoring system to predict labor induction outcomes

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Bishop Score

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A bishop score of ____ has a high likelihood for a successful induction
Bishop Score 9
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What are the components of the Bishop score?
DESPC 2 (despacito) ``` Dilation: 3-4cm Effacement: 60-70% Station: -1 Position: anterior Consistency: soft ```
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Patient with initial bishop score of 8 but has pre-eclampsia. What is her new bishop score?
9 add 1 point for preeclampsia and each previous vaginal delivery
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Patient has a bishop score of 9. However, it was found out that the fetus is 40 weeks AOG. What is her new bishop score?
8 Subtract 1 point for 1. Postdate pregnancy 2. Nulliparity 3. PPROM
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What are the contraindications for labor induction?
1. Breech 2. CPD 3. Placeta previa 4. Previous major uterine surgery 5. Invasive cervical CA 6. Cord presentation 7. active genital herpes 8. Physician's convenience 9. Conditions that preclude vaginal birth
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__ is the bishop score suggests an unfavorable cervix, and indication for cervical ripening
Bishop 4
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What are the indications for labor induction?
1. Gestational Hypertension 2. Preeclampsia, eclampsia 3. PROM 4. Maternal medical conditions 5. >41 1/7 weeks AOG 6. Intraamniotic infection 7. Fetal demise
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Membrane stripping is an effective method of labor induction since it increases ____ and reduce pregnancy duration
local prostaglandins
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What are the signs of hyperstimulation due to oxytocin as method of labor induction?
1. 5 contractions in 10 minutes | 2. Contraction lasting more than 120 seconds
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Early amniotomy is defined as puncturing the amniotic fluid despite having a cervical dilatation of ___ cm
1-2cm
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Late amniotomy is defined as puncturing the amniotic fluid despite having a cervical dilatation of ___ cm
5cm
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What are the uses of amniotomy?
1. Speed up contractions 2. shorter length of labor 4. Earlier detection of meconium staining
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What are the complications of amniotomy?
1. Chorioamnionitis 2. Umbilical cord prolapse 3. Cord compression 4. Fetal heart rate deceleration 5. Bleeding from fetal or placental vessels
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[Mechanisms of labor] Refers to the relationship of the long axis of the fetus to that of the mother
fetal lie
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[Mechanisms of labor] refers to the presenting part foremost in the birth canal or in closest proximity with it
fetal presentation
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[Fetal Presentation] longitudinal
cephalic, breech
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[Fetal Presentation] transverse
shoulder
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[Mechanisms of labor] relationship of an arbitrarily chosen presenting part to the right or left side of the maternal birth canal
fetal position
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What is the correct order of cardinal movements
ED FIRE ERE 1. Engagement 2. Descent 3. Flexion 4. Internal rotation 5. Extension 6. External rotation 7. Expulsion
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What are the stages of labor?
1. Preparatory division 2. Dilatational division 3. Pelvic division
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[Stages of Labor] sedation and conduction analgesia are capable of arresting this division
Preparatory division
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[Stages of Labor] unaffected by sedation
Dilatational division
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[Stages of Labor] The deceleration phase of cervical dilatation commences with this stage of labor
pelvic division
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Which division of labor does the cardinal fetal movements occur
pelvic division
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Patient is in latent phase of labor when the cervix is ____ dilated
3-5 cm dilated
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What are the factors affecting the latent phase duration?
1. Excessive sedation or epidural anesthesis 2. Unfavorable cervical condition 3. False labor
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___ cm dilated marks the active phase of labor
3-5 com to fully
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What is the rate of cervical dilation in nullipara?
1.2cm/hour
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What is the rate of cervical dilation in multipara?
1.5cm/hr
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What are the factors affecting the active phase duration?
1. Epidural anesthesia (prolongs labor curve to 1 hour) 2. Maternal obesity - prolongs to 30 to 60 minutes 3. Maternal fear - prolong to 45 minutes
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[Second stage of labor] Vertex enters the pelvis with the saggital suture lying in ___ (parallel, transverse) pelvic diameter
transverse
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Most common fetal position entering the pelvis
LOT
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What is the greatest transverse diameter in an occiput presentation
BPD
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[Cardinal Movement] BPD passes through the pelvic inlet
Engagement
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[Asynclitism] Sagittal suture approaches the sacral promontory
Anterior asynclitism anterior parietal bone is palpable
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[Asynclitism] Sagittal suture lies close to the symphysis pubis
Posterior asynclitism posterior parietal bone is palpable
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[Pelvic planes] Linea terminalis marks what inlet
Pelvic inlet
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[Pelvic planes] What is the marker of pelvic midplane?
ischial spine
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[Pelvic planes] what is the marker for pelvic outlet?
Ischial tuberosit
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[Pelvic planes] what are the landmarks of pelvic inlet?
1. Posterior - promontory, sacral alae 2. Lateral - linea terminalis 3. Anterior - pubic rami, symphysis pubis
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[Diameters] True anatomic conjugate
promontory to upper margin of symphysis 11cm
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[Diameters] Obstetric conjugate
promontory to posterior symphysis >10cm
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[Diameters] Diagonal conjugate
Promontory to lower margin of symphysis >11.5 this is measured manually
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What is the first requisite for birth of the newborn?
Descent
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___ cm dilatation where descent begins
7 to 8cm
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[Descent] Descent is brought about by these forces
1. Pressure of the amniotic fluid 2. Direct pressure of the fundus upon the breech with contractions 3. Bearing-down efforts of maternal abdominal muscles 4. Extension and straightening of the fetal body
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[Cardinal Movement] Flexion occurs as the descending head meets the following resistance
1. Cervix 2. Pelvic walls 3. Pelvic floor Chin in contact with fetal thorax, shorter suboccipitobreagmatic diameter
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[Cardinal Movement] ____ is essential for completion of labor
internal rotation occiput moves toward the symphysis pubis
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[Cardinal Movement] What are the forces involved during extension?
1. Uterus - acts more posteriorly | 2. Resistant pelvic floor and the symphysis
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[Cardinal Movement] in extension, the base of the occiput is in direct contact with ____
the inferior margin o the symphysis pubis
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[Cardinal Movement] ___ this serves to bring the biacromial diameter into relation with the anteroposterior diameter of the pelvic outlet
External rotation the fetal body rotates
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[Cardinal Movement] this is when the anterior shoulder appears under the symphysis pubis; perineum is distended by the posterior shoulder
Expulsion
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[Stage of Labor] begins immediately after fetal birth, ends with placental delivery
3rd stage of labor
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What are the goals of third stage of labor?
1. delivery of an intact placenta 2. avoidance of uterine inversion 3. avoidance of post-partum hemorrhage
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What are the signs of placental separation?
1. sudden gush of blood 2. Globular and firmer fundus 3. Lengthening of the umbilical cord 4. Rise of uterus into the abdomen
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What are the indications for episiotomy?
1. Expedite 2nd stage 2. When spontaneous laceration is less likely 3. Breech position 4. Assisted forceps 5. Large baby 6. Maternal exhaustion
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[Perineal laceration] fourchette, perineal skin but not underlying fascia and muscle
1st degree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucous membrane, fascia and muscles of the perineal body are involved
2nd degree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucous membrane, anal sphincter
3rd degree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucosa,perineal body, anal sphincter, rectal mucosa exposing lumen of rectum
4th degree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucous membrane, <50% external anal sphincter, intact internal anal sphincter
3a deree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucous membrane, >50% external anal sphincter, intact internal anal sphincter
3b degree
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[Perineal laceration] skin, mucous membrane, external anal sphincter and internal anal sphincter are torn
3c degree
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What are the components of the active management of third stage of labor?
1. Palpate abdomen to rule out additional baby 2. Give oxytocin 3. Delayed cord clamping 4. Gentle cord traction 5. Deliver placenta 6. Examine placenta 7. check uterus if contracted 8. Inspect for genital laceration 9. Consider uterotonics if high risk for PPH
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[Uterotonic drugs] what is the first line uterotonic for prophylaxis?
oxytocin
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[Uterotonic drugs] uterotonic avoided in phypertensive patientes
methyergonivne

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