Pregnancy and labour Flashcards
what does gravid refer to?
- num of pregnancies
- num of births
- num of pregnancies
what does parity refer to?
- num of pregnancies
- num of births
- num of births
which refers to the 1st trimester
- 1-12 wks
- 13-26 wks
- 27-40 wks
- 1-12 wks
which is the 2nd trimester
- 1-12 wks
- 13-26 wks
- 27-40 wks
- 13-26 wks
which is the 3rd trimester
- 1-12 wks
- 13-26 wks
- 27-40 wks
- 27-40 wks
how many stages of labour are there
3
which is the longest stages of labour
stage 1
what does the 1st stage of labour involve
dilatation of the cervix to reach complete effacement
what does complete effacement refer to
cervix has dilated >3cm
what does the 2nd stage of labour involve
full dilation of the cervix and the birth of the baby
what does the 3rd stage of labour involve
delivery of the placenta
what symptoms might someone face during the 1st trimester?
list 5
nausea tiredness swollen breasts and nipple protude cravings mood swings constipation frequent urination headache heartburn
at how many weeks does the embryo develop into a foetus
8 weeks
during which trimester does the baby bump start showing
2nd trimester
at how many weeks might you feel movement and the baby kick
20 weeks
what happens to the cervix during the 3rd trimester
softer and thinner
at how many weeks is the baby considered full term
37 weeks
what is a cervical sweep
sweeping finger around cervix during internal examination
separates the amniotic sac from cervix surrounding the baby
what is the MOA of the cervical sweep
release of prostaglandins may can start labour
at how many weeks of pregnancy is the cervical sweep offered to?
40+ weeks
when is the oxytocin hormone drip offered to women
when active labour has not started following membrane rupture
what scoring system can be used to determine induction of labour
Bishop score
which is the ventous
- cup shaped device that attaches to baby head
- smooth curved metal instruments placed around babys head
- cup shaped device that attaches to baby head
which is the forceps
- smooth curved metal instruments placed around babys head