Chapter 16 - 2 Flashcards

1
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passenger

A

fetus plus membranes and placenta (fetal head most important)

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2
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over ____ % head down in delivery

A

95

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3
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DIAMETERS OF THE FETAL SKULL

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Suboccipitobregmatic- Face avg 9.5 cms

Submentabregmatic- Vertex avg 9.5 cms

Occipitofrontal- Military avg 11.75 cms

Occipitomental- Brow avg 13.5cm

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4
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presentation

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The part of the fetus that lies over the inlet

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5
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cephalic presentation

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96- 97%
    vertex
    military
    brow
    face
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6
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breech presentation

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3-4%
frank
full
footling

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7
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mechanisms of labor

A

how fetus comes out of the pelvis

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8
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engagement

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top of head comes to zero station, means the presentation part won’t move anymore, stationary set because largest part

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9
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when baby drops to engagement then at

A

zero station

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10
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postion

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can affect how baby comes out; helps with cardiac output

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11
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why do contractions start

A

Decreased progesterone & increased estrogen
Increased prostaglandin caused by release of fetal glucocoricoids/androgens
stretching, pressure and irritation of the uterus and cervix

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12
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Premonitory Signs of Labor

A

Braxton Hicks contractions also called FALSE LABOR
Lightening
Increase in clear and nonirritating vaginal secretions
“Bloody show”
Energy spurt
Small weight loss
backache (bc pressure of baby dropping)

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13
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Stages of Labor

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Second stage– Pushing
Third stage—placental
Fourth stage– recovery

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14
Q

first stage

A
primagravida 20hrs
 multipara        14hrs
Latent phase– 0-3 CMS
Active phase– 4-7 CMS
Transition phase– 8-10 CMS
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