Repro Flashcards

1
Q

What are the stages of labor

A

Stage 1 - onset of uterine contractions to cervical dilation - nesting
Stage 2 - expulsion of fetus
Stage 3 - expulsion of fetal membranes

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2
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Define dystocia

A

Difficulty birth

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3
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What are criteria to diagnose dystocia

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  1. Failure to enter stage 2 greater than 8-12 hours
  2. Strong contractions greater than 20-30 minutes
  3. Greater than 4-6 hours between puppies
  4. Prolonged gestation
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4
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What are specific causes of dystocia

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Maternal
- uterine inertia
- hypocalcemia
- fatigue
- obstruction
- uterine torsion/prolapse
- small pelvic size
- neoplasia

Fetal
- malpresentation*
- malposition
- fetal size
- fetal monster

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5
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What breeds are predisposed

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Bull dog, Boston, Chihua, Irish wolfhound, dane

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6
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How can you assess fetal viability

A

HR > 180 WNL; 150-180 moderate distress; < 150 severe distress

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7
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What is used to medical management

A

oxytocin, calcium, glucose

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8
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What are complications of oxytocin

A

uterine rupture, fetal death, decreased uterine blood flow, placental separation

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9
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What % of dystocia cases require sx

A

60-80%

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10
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What are the most important components of an anesthetic protocol

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TIME, maintain uterine blood flow, reversals

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