Shoulder, C-section, Haemorrhage Flashcards

1
Q

When does shoulder dystonia happen?

A

When bone gets stuck on bone,

Unique to cephalosporins presentation

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2
Q

Shoulder dystocia signs?

A

Chin retracts: turtle sign

Anterior shoulder doesn’t birth with normal traction

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3
Q

When does Shoulder dystonia happen?

A

50% unknown

50% Macrosomia, post term, DM2

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4
Q

Don’t do what in Shoulder dystonia?

A

Don’t rotate fetal head
Avoid excessive traction
Avoid fundal pressure

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5
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Management of Shoulder dystonia?

A

Robertson Maneuvre +

Suprapubic pressure

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6
Q

Shoulder dystonia internal procedure?

A

Remove Posterior Arm

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7
Q

Shoulder dystonia complications?

A

Brachial plexus
Fracture of clavicle or humerus
Asphyxia
Death

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8
Q

Peri mortem C-section benefits who?

A

Save the mother.

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9
Q

2 major reasons for caesarean section Intrapartum?

A

Failure to progress

Presumed fetal compromise

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10
Q

Prep for Caesarean section?

A
Consent
Left lateral tilt
OT, a aesthetics, padiatrician
IDC
Confirm fetal presetation and heart beat
Abx - preincision ideally
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11
Q

Post operative care of Caesarean section?

A
Analgesia
VTE
Lactation
Mobilization
IV fluids
Bladder Care
Physio
Wound care
Debrief
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12
Q

Caesarean section increases risk of what in placenta?

A

Placenta Previa, accreta

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13
Q

Primary risk of vaginal birth after Caesarean section? (VBAC)

A

Uterine rupture 5-6% chance of fetal death

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14
Q

VBAC requirements?

A

Singleton cephalothorax
Continuous moniting
Immediate access to theatre

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15
Q

Why not induce or augment VBAC?

A

Increase risk of uterine rupture

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16
Q

Antepartum haemorrhag def’n?

A

Bleeding from or into the genital tract between 20weeks of gestation until onset labour

17
Q

What to look for in Antepartum haemorrhage?

A

May be concealed

Look for SHOCK

18
Q

Partner violence for Antepartum haemorrhage how present?

A

Small volume and repeated presentations

Sensitive and explicit asking

19
Q

Placental adhesion disorders

A

Accreta: adhered to myometrium
Increta: into but not through myometrium
Percretaincreta: through myometrium to bladder

20
Q

If placenta praevia, don’t do what? What can do?

A

DON’T do digital exam

DO speculum visualization

21
Q

Local causes of Antepartum haemorrhage?

A

Cervical E tropics
Malignancy
Cervicitis
Trauma (post coital)

22
Q

Vasa praevia risk to who?

A

Fetus

23
Q

How to tell vasa praevia in U/S

A

Doppler to see if it’s fetal Heat beat

24
Q

Antepartum haemorrhage when emergency?

A

Haemodynamic compromise

25
Q

Antepartum haemorrhage management?

A

Elective C-section