Topic 7: Labor Flashcards

1
Q

this refers to series of events when the product of conception is expelled out from the woman’s body

A

labor

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2
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4 theories of labor

A
uterine stretch theory
oxytocin and prostaglandin
progesterone deprivation theory
prostaglandin theory
placental aging theory
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3
Q

theory: works together to inhibit calium binding in muscle cells raising intracellular calcium thus activating contractions

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oxytocin and prostaglandin

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4
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theory:
it is known that uterus is a hollow organ. And when an hollow organ reaches its peak of stretchability, it tries to contract to expel its content. with the help of the prostaglandin, contraction of the uterus would indicate a sign of labor

A

uterine stretch theory

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5
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theory:
this theory says that this hormone is responisble for stimulating myometrium or the muscle of the uterus to contract, thus labor begins

A

prostaglandin theory

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6
Q

theory:
when placenta reaches its peak of performance. Its function starts to degenerate due to the decrease of the homrones estrogen and progesterone. Which triggers the labor

A

placental aging theory

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7
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theory:
a decrease in progesterone causes uterine changes, thus labor pains occur. Progesterone is known to inhibit uterus mobility, and with the deprivation of this hormone it causes changes.

A

Progesterone deprivation theory

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8
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5 components of labor

A

passageway, passenger, power, psyche, position

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9
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mother’s psychological condition

A

Psyche

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10
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name the components of passageway

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mother’s cervical canal, cervix, vagina, mother’s pelvis

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11
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name the components of passenger

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fetus and the placenta

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12
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it refers to the bearing sensation of the mother.

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power

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13
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name components of power

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uterine contractions, uterine muscles, and the ability of the mother to push.

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14
Q

position of labor in the Philippines?

A

lithotomy position

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15
Q

the most appropriate or ideal pelvis of a mother for labor

?

A

gynecoid

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16
Q

name diff kinds of pelvis

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gynecoid, platypeloid, anthropoid, android

17
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a broad and flat pelvis, with a resemblance of a transverse presentation.

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platypeloid

18
Q

elongated pelvis which resembles the pelvis of the ape according to study. tyhis is not appropriate for a normal delvery

A

anthropoid

19
Q

very common pelvis in male

A

android

20
Q

to ease the delivery the doctor usually cur or tear the perineum, to help faciliatte the delivery fo the fetus is called

A

episiotomy

21
Q

this refers to the setting of the fetal presenting into ischial spine.

A

engagement

22
Q

relationship of the fetal presenting part to the level of the ischial spine expressed in (-+)

A

station

23
Q

if the head is in the ischial spine, what is the station?

A

0

24
Q

station of crowning

A

+3 / +4

25
Q

station of floating

A

-3/-4

26
Q

this refers to the opening of the cervical os which is express in centimeters

A

dilatation

27
Q

artificial rupturing on the bag of membrane is called

A

amniotomy

28
Q

thinning of the vaginal rugae which is expressed in percentage is called

A

effacement

29
Q

site of episiotomy

A

perineum

30
Q

diamong shape indention that will close at 18 months; also referred to as BREGMA

A

anterior fontanelle

31
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will close immediately after delivery but on some cases, it will close after 3 months

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posterior fontanelle

32
Q

the degree of flexion / extension the fetus assumes

A

fetal attitude

only applicable for cephalic

33
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this is the relationship of the long axis of the fetus to the long axis of the mother (transverse, vertical)

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fetal lie

34
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this refers to the body part that will first contact with the cervix

A

presentation

35
Q

diffirent types of breech

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frank, complete, footling