Toni - Week 2 - Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 Ps of Labor?

A

Passageway, Passenger, Powers, Position, and Psyche

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2
Q

What is the main part of the passageway?

A

Bony Pelvis - True Pelvis

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3
Q

What are the 3 parts of the true pelvis?

A

Inlet, mid pelvis, and outlet

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4
Q

What is the inlet?

A

opening - not important to OB

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5
Q

what is the mid pelvis?

A

the cavity

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6
Q

what is the outlet?

A

the lower opening - narrowest part of the pelvis

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7
Q

where is the smallest diameter of the pelvis located?

A

between the tips of the ischial spines - baby needs to be compatible

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8
Q

can the sacrum move out of the way?

A

yes, unless the sacrum is notched and cannot move

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9
Q

what are the 6 characteristics of the passenger?

A

fetal skull, fetal attitude, fetal lie, fetal presentation, fetal position, and fetal station

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10
Q

what are fontanels?

A

membrane-filled spaces where sutures intersect

- moldings overlapping of bones allowing skull to fit through the maternal pelvis

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11
Q

how many sutures make up the anterior fontanel?

A

4 sutures

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12
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how many sutures make up the posterior fontanel?

A

3 sutures

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13
Q

What is the fetal attitude?

A

posture of fetus determines the diameter of the head

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14
Q

what are the 4 different postures?

A

flexion, military, extension, and hyperextension

***flexion is the best position

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15
Q

what is fetal lie?

A

relationship of the fetal spine to the maternal spine

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16
Q

what are the 3 different fetal lie positions?

A

vertex, breech and transverse

17
Q

what is fetal presentation?

A

part of the fetus that is entering the pelvis first

18
Q

what are the 3 presentations?

A

head (cephalic), breech, and shoulder

19
Q

what is fetal position?

A

relation of fetal presenting part to maternal pelvis what

20
Q

what does the first letter for the fetal position in relation to?

A

side of mom’s pelvis that presenting part is directed towards; Left or Right

21
Q

what does the second letter for the fetal position in relation to?

A

fetal presenting part; O = occiput

22
Q

what does the third letter of fetal position in relation to?

A

location of presenting part in relation to front or back of maternal pelvis

23
Q

what is fetal station?

A

relationship of top of presenting part to an imaginary line between ischial spines

24
Q

When is the head said to be “engaged”?

A

at zero station

25
Q

what is the primary force of labor? **power

A

involuntary uterine contractions

26
Q

what is the secondary force of labor?

A

voluntary use of abdominal muscles during second stage

27
Q

what is cervical effacement? **power

A

the thinning of cervix (aka cervical ripening)

- cervix gradually shortens

28
Q

what does 0% effacement feel like?

A

not effaced (4 cm long) and feels like nose

29
Q

what does 100% effacement feel like?

A

paper thin cervix - feels like lips

30
Q

what is cervical dilation? ** power

A

the gradual opening of the cervix measured in centimeters from 0 to 10

31
Q

T/F: cervix effaces before dilation.

A

TRUE, BUT sometimes multigravida efface and dilate at the same time

32
Q

what are the three characteristics of uterine contractions?

A

duration, frequency, and intensity

33
Q

what does duration mean?

A

length of UC from beginning to end

34
Q

what does frequency mean?

A

time from the onset of one UC to onset of the next

35
Q

what does intensity mean?

A

strength of UC (mild, moderate, or strong)

- woman will be able to tell you; or can push externally on uterus

36
Q

what are 3 different positions?

A

squatting position, semi sitting, and semi reclining position

37
Q

what are the 6 characteristics of psyche?

A

birth preparation, culture, previous experience, support system, emotional status, and environment