UNIT 3 CARE OF A WOMAN IN LABOR Flashcards

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STAGES OF LABOR

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  1. The time woman experience true signs of labor to full cervical dilation.
  2. To full cervical dilation to delievery of the baby.
  3. To delivery of the baby to the delivery of the placenta.
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Monitor vital signs every ___ hours

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4

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Monitor temp every ___ hours

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2 hours

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Assess VS in ____

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in between contractions

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encourage to void every____

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2 to 4 hours

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For pain characreristics, assess ____, ____, _____

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Intensity, Location and radiation

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FHR
Beggining labor

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every 30 minutes

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FHR
Active Labor

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every 15 minutes

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FHR
Second Stage of Labor

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every 5 minutes

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AF is Green or Black

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Meconium StainedFluid, sign of fetal distress

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AF is absent

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Membranes might have ruptured already

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12
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Normal FHR

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120-160 bpm

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Fetal Bradychardia

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Below 120 bpm for 10 minutes

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Moderate Bradychardia

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100-119 bpm

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Marked Bradychardia

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less than 100 bpm

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Fetal Tachycardia

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160 bpm or faster for 10 minutes

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Moderate tachycardia

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161-180 bpm

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Marked tachycardia

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greater than 180

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The average rate of fetal heart beat per minute

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BASELINE FHR

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On baseline FHR, the rate flcutuates slightly (__ to __ bpm) when the baby moves

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5 to 15

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It is one of the most reliable indicators of fetal well-being.

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VARIABILITY

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It is a light irregularity or “jitter” to the wave.

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VARIABILITY

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Are fluctuations in the FHR of more than 2 cycles per minute

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VARIABILITY

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What type of Variability: Beep-to-beep

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Short Term Variability

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What type of Variability: Differences in heart rate over the 20-minute period time
LONG TERM VARIABILITY
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fluctuations in the FHR, of 6 to 10 bpm, that occur 3 to 10 times per minute
LONG TERM VARIABILITY
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Temporary normal increase in FHR caused by fetal movement or compression of the umbilical vein during contraction
ACCELERATIONS
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an abrupt increase in FHR above baseline with onset to peak of the acceleration less than 30 seconds, and less than 2 minutes in duration.
ACCELERATIONS
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The ________ is defined as the time from the initial change in heart rate from the baseline to the time of return to the FHR to baseline.
duration of the acceleration
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Normal periodic decreases in the FHR resulting from pressure on the fetal head during contractions
EARLY DECELERATIONS
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delayed decrease in the FHR until 30 to 40 sec after the onset of a contractions and continue beyond the end of the contraction.
LATE DECELERATIONS
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this sign may result from marked hypertonia caused by administration of Oxytocin.
LATE DECELERATION
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It is an ominous sign of fetal hypoxia caused by utero-placental insufficiency
LATE DECELERATION
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Unpredictable decrease in FHR of ≥ 15 beats per minute measured from the most recently determined baseline rate
VARIABLE DECELERATIONS
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This is a sign of umbilical cord compression probably due to stretching of cord, a nuchal cord, prolapsed cord, a true knot, or it may also be because the fetus is lying on the cord
VARIABLE DECELERATION
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decelerations of more than 15 beats per minute measured from the most recently determined baseline rate that last longer than 2 or 3 minutes but less than 10 minute
PROLONGED DECELERATION
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color of amniotic fluid CLEAR
NORMAL
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color of amniotic fluid YELLOW
STAINING
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color of amniotic fluid GREENISH
MECONIUM
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2 Ways of Monitoring Uterine Contractions
a. Manual Palpation b. Cardiotocography
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It tells how strong is the contraction
INTENSITY
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INTENSITY
a. Easily pressed- mild b. Firm- Moderate c. Hard as a board- severe
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start of contraction to start of the next contraction.
FREQUENCY
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start of contraction to end of each contraction
DURATION
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end of contraction to start of another contraction
INTERVAL
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VAGINAL/ INTERNAL EXAM ____________ first Every __ hours. BED: _____________ Position DR BED:_____ Position
Abdominal examination 4 Dorsal Recumbent Lithotomy
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Touch the cervix. Note for: 1. 2. 3.
1. CONSISTENCY 2. DILATATION 3. EFFACEMENT
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Nitrazine paper test: When the Nitrazine paper turns blue-green or gray to deep blue
AMNIOTIC FLUID HAS PASSED THROUGH THE VAGINA
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Fern Test: Amniotic fluid will show a fern pattern
DRIED AND EXAMINED IN THIS WAY
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_____ is the opening of the cervix
DILATION
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Cervical Dilation Scale
Index finger =1 cm Middle finger =1.5 cm. Both enter cervix =2.5 to 3 cm. Double the width of the 2 fingers =5 to 6 cm. Four times = 10 cm
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It is the Thinning of the cervix
EFFACEMENT
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Effacement Scale
Prelabor = 2 to 2.5 cm thick 1 cm thick = 50% effaced Tissue paper thin = 100% effaced
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Cephalic Presentation head is sharply flexed (good attitude) - parietal bones or the space in b/n the fontanelles (vertex) presents - suboccipitobregmatic diameter
VERTEX
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Cephalic Presentation Head is moderately flexed (Moderate attitude) -brow or sinciput presents -occipitofrontal diameter = 11- 12 cm
BROW
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Cephalic Presentation fetus has extended the head (Poor attitude) - face presents - Supraoccipitomental diameter = 13.5 cm
FACE
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Cephallic Presentation Fetus has completely hyperextended (Very Poor Attitude) - Chin presents - Occipitomental diameter
MENTUM
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Breech Presentation both the buttocks and the tightly flexed knees present (good attitude)
COMPLETE
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Breech Presentation Buttocks only (moderate attitude)
FRANK
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Breech Presentation neither the thighs nor the lower legs are flexed
FOOTLING (Single footling or Double Footling)
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presenting part is usually one of the 2 shoulders (acromion process), an iliac crest, a hand, or an elbow
SHOULDER PRESENTATION
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0 Station
ENGAGEMENT
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the presenting part is at the perineum and can be seen if the vulva is separated (crowning)
+3 OR +4 STATION
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Relationship of the presenting part to a specific quadrant of a woman’s pelvis
FETAL PRESENTATION
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Four Quadrants:
1. Right anterior 2. Left anterior 3. Right posterior 4. Left posterior
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4 Part of the Fetus used as landmarks:
O= OCCIPUT M= MENTUM Sa= SACRUM A= ACROMION PROCESS
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Tool for monitoring the progress of labor
PARTOGRAPH
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Guides birth attendant to identify women whose labor is delayed and therefore decide on appropriate actions
PARTOGRAPH