TO LEARN MARCH Flashcards

1
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how to manage fetal stress?

A
  • change maternal position
  • IV fluids
  • stop syntocinon
  • consider tocolysis
  • feotal blood >7.25 normal, <7.2 = deliver
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2
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how long does the puerperium last?

A

6 weeks after childbirth

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3
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where is spinal anaesthesia inserted to?

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subarachnoid space of L3-L5 region to anaesthitize the cauda equina

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4
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what is the most common side effect of epidural anaesthesia?

A

hypotension (20%)

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5
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what is engagement?

A

passage of the widest diameter of the presenting part to a level below the plane of the pelvic inlet

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what is descent?

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downward movement of the presenting part through the pelvis

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7
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what is flexion?

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flexion of the fetal head occurs passively as the head descends due to teh shape of the bony pelvis and the resistance offered by the soft tissues

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what is internal rotation?

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rotation of the presenting part from its origina position to the anterior position as it passes through thepelvis

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9
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what is extension?

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occurs once the fetus has reached the introitus and the base of the occiput is in contact to the inferior margin of the pubic symphysis

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what is external rotation?

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return of the fetal head to the correct anatomical position in relation to teh fetal torso and shoulders

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