Pregnancy and labour Flashcards

1
Q

what does gravid refer to?

  1. num of pregnancies
  2. num of births
A
  1. num of pregnancies
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what does parity refer to?

  1. num of pregnancies
  2. num of births
A
  1. num of births
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3
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which refers to the 1st trimester

  1. 1-12 wks
  2. 13-26 wks
  3. 27-40 wks
A
  1. 1-12 wks
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4
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which is the 2nd trimester

  1. 1-12 wks
  2. 13-26 wks
  3. 27-40 wks
A
  1. 13-26 wks
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5
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which is the 3rd trimester

  1. 1-12 wks
  2. 13-26 wks
  3. 27-40 wks
A
  1. 27-40 wks
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6
Q

how many stages of labour are there

A

3

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7
Q

which is the longest stages of labour

A

stage 1

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8
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what does the 1st stage of labour involve

A

dilatation of the cervix to reach complete effacement

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9
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what does complete effacement refer to

A

cervix has dilated >3cm

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10
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what does the 2nd stage of labour involve

A

full dilation of the cervix and the birth of the baby

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11
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what does the 3rd stage of labour involve

A

delivery of the placenta

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12
Q

what symptoms might someone face during the 1st trimester?

list 5

A
nausea 
tiredness 
swollen breasts and nipple protude 
cravings
mood swings 
constipation 
frequent urination 
headache 
heartburn
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13
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at how many weeks does the embryo develop into a foetus

A

8 weeks

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14
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during which trimester does the baby bump start showing

A

2nd trimester

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15
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at how many weeks might you feel movement and the baby kick

A

20 weeks

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16
Q

what happens to the cervix during the 3rd trimester

A

softer and thinner

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17
Q

at how many weeks is the baby considered full term

A

37 weeks

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18
Q

what is a cervical sweep

A

sweeping finger around cervix during internal examination

separates the amniotic sac from cervix surrounding the baby

19
Q

what is the MOA of the cervical sweep

A

release of prostaglandins may can start labour

20
Q

at how many weeks of pregnancy is the cervical sweep offered to?

21
Q

when is the oxytocin hormone drip offered to women

A

when active labour has not started following membrane rupture

22
Q

what scoring system can be used to determine induction of labour

A

Bishop score

23
Q

which is the ventous

  1. cup shaped device that attaches to baby head
  2. smooth curved metal instruments placed around babys head
A
  1. cup shaped device that attaches to baby head
24
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which is the forceps

A
  1. smooth curved metal instruments placed around babys head
25
what is an episiotomy
incision through the vaginal wall and perineum = enlarge vaginal opening and facilitate childbirth
26
why might an episiotomy be done
to avoid spontaneous tearing during delivery
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give 3 conditions in which an episiotomy might be used
``` breech position baby is to large instruments needed labour is going too quickly mother/baby in distress ```
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what are the 2 types of episiotomy incisions that can be made
midline | mediolateral
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which episiotomy incision is associated with greater blood loss and takes longer to heal
mediolateral
30
List 3 reasons for a C-section
breech position of the baby placenta problems (previa/abruption) developmental problems of baby
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which refers to a low lying placenta placenta previa placenta abruption
placenta previa
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what is placenta accrete 1. low lying placenta 2. attachment of placenta to the myometrium
attachment of placenta to the myometrium
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which analgesia is contraindicated in breastfeeding 1. aspirin 2. paracetamol 3. ibuprofen 4. dihydrocodeine
asprin
34
why is aspirin contraindicated in breastfeeding
Reyes syndrome
35
what should be done if a pregnant mother (unsure if had chickenpox in the past) comes into contact with someone with chickenpox
check varicella antibodies
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what condition is mother and foetus at risk of developing when exposed to chicken pox
fetal varicella syndrome
37
what does intrahepatic cholestasis increase the risk of during pregnancy
stillbirth
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how is intrahepatic cholestasis in pregnancy managed in order to avoid stillbirth
induction of labour 37-38 weeks
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what is intraheptic cholestasis also known as
obstetrics cholestasis
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what supplement is given during pregnancy to prevent spina bifida
folic acid
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what is the dosage of folic acid given during pregnancy
400micrograms
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what does administration of folic acid prevent
spina bifida
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list 3 causes of folic acid deficiency apart from pregnancy
methotrexate phenytoin pregnancy alcohol excess
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what is 400micrograms of folic acid administered till? 1. 20 wks of pregnancy 2. 12 wk of pregnancy 3. 15 wk of pregnancy 4. 10 wk of pregnancy
2. 12 wk of pregnancy