obstet maneuvers - pdf Flashcards

1
Q

retropulsion

A

means pushing the fetus cranially from the vagina (and the bony pelvic canal) towards the uterus

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2
Q

Alternatively, __ anaesthesia may be induced to prevent the dam ‘straining’

A

epidural

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3
Q

Extension refers to the extension of flexed joints when ___ defects are present

A

postural

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4
Q

means the application of force to the pre- senting parts of the fetus in order to supplement, or in some cases to replace, the maternal forces

A

traction

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5
Q
  • As an alternative to snares one may use ___ (E) with handles
A

Moore’s obstetric chains

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6
Q

T/F In monotocous species (and in sheep or goats with small multiple fetuses), it is possible for per vagina delivery to occur with some slight postural abnormality.

A

polytocous

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7
Q

Correction of defects of presentation, position and posture can be achieved only by ____ of the fetus.

A

intrauterine manipulation

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8
Q

___ is the best substitute for allantoic fluid

A

Sterile water

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9
Q

In the ___ and __, volumes of up to __ litres, instilled into the uterus by gravity using a soft rubber or plastic tube (a stomach tube is satisfactory) and funnel, greatly increase the mobility of the fetus in utero

A

cow and mare
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10
Q

For actual vaginal delivery, a lubricant substitute for the amniotic fluid is required, and this may be in the form of a water-soluble cellulose-based obstetrical lubricant such as ____ is well tried and effective.

A

soap, particularly soap flakes, or lard

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11
Q

It cannot be stated too often that the best instruments are the ___

A

clean and gentle hands and arms of the obstetrician

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12
Q

Limb-snares are fixed above the fetlocks, and the head snare may be applied by the ___ method, in which the loop is placed in the mouth and up over the poll and behind the ears

A

Benesch

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13
Q

For replacement of the laterally deviated head, where the operator’s hand is insufficient, a ___ applied to the mandible is essential

A

thin rope snare

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14
Q

Average of well-coordinated __person pull is the limit

A

4

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15
Q

cow at natural calving has tractive effort of __kg

A

70

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16
Q

tractive force of calving jack

A

400kg

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17
Q

tractive force of tractor

A

5000+

18
Q

T/F - In the mare, the use of snares with several persons providing manual assistance is not that that sufficient.

A

false. efficient na

19
Q

In the sow, traction is nearly always applied using the

A

hand

20
Q

In the dogs and cats, traction is nearly always applied using

A

fingers

21
Q
  • A much neglected instrument is the
A

vectis

22
Q

entails alteration of the position of a fetus by moving it around its longitudinal axis: for example, from the ventral to dorsal position.

A

rotation

23
Q

rotation is more often required in ___ than cattle

A

horses

24
Q

instrument used in rotation

A

mechanically through the medium of Cämmerer’s torsion fork or Künn’s crutch.

25
Q

you can rotate fetus about how many degrees

A

180

26
Q
  • alteration of transverse or vertical to longitudinal presentation.
A

version

27
Q

elevation of the thorax will allow the foal to fall back into the uterus in the abdomen under the influence of gravity, thereby providing more space for any manipulative procedures

A

elevation of the hindquarters

28
Q
  • local anaesthesia is useful for obstetric procedures in dogs and cats.
A

general

29
Q

site of cattle epidural

A

middle of the 1st intercoccygeal space
Can also be the sacrococcygeal space

30
Q

site for epidural that sometimes becomes ossified

A

sacrococcygeal space

31
Q

dose of cattle epidural

A

1ml/100kg

32
Q

small cow dose of lidocaine

A

5 ml

33
Q

large cow dose of lidocaine

A

7-10 mL

34
Q

what is prevented in caudal epidural

A

reflex abdominal contraction or straining

35
Q

dose of lidocaine in sheep and goats

A

1ml/50kg

36
Q

preferred site of epidural in horses

A

1st coccygeal space

37
Q

dose of lidocaine for 450kg horse

A

6-8mL

38
Q

lidocaine is longer to effect in horses than in cows

A

true

39
Q

site of epidural in cows

A

lumbosacral

40
Q

dose of lidocaine in sows

A

1mk/4.5kg