Operative vaginal delivery Flashcards

1
Q

What are maternal indications?

A
  1. Prolonged 2nd stage for any reason
  2. Exhaustion
  3. Medical avoidance of pushing e.g. severe cardiac disease
  4. Pushing not poss. - tetraplegia
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2
Q

What are fetal indications?

A

suspected fetal distress

for the after-coming head in a breech delivery

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3
Q

What are the main types

A

forceps

ventouse

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4
Q

which type is more successful

A

forceps

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5
Q

which type is safer for the baby

A

forceps

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6
Q

which type is more likely to cause genital tract trauma?

A

forceps

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7
Q

which type causes chignon?

A

ventouse

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8
Q

what are injuries to the fetus w forceps?

A

facial nerve palsy
skull fractures
orbital injury
intracranial haemorrhage

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9
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what are injuries to the fetus w ventouse?

A

cephalohaematoma
retinal haemorrhage
scalp lacerations and avulsions

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10
Q

when should instrumental delivery be abandoned

A
  1. no descent w each subsequent pull

2. delivery not imminent after 3 pulls

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11
Q

What is management of all instrumental deliveries and why?

A

vitamin k to prevent vitamin K deficiency bleeding

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