abnormal labour Flashcards

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what does reduced fetal movements indicated

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fetal distress + hypoxia

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what is considered reduced fetal movements

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<10 movements within 2 hours

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3
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when should fetl movements be established

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24 weeks

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risk factor reduced fetal movements

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posture // distracted // anterior placenta or fetus // alcohol, opiates, benzos // obese // oligo or poly hydramnios // SGA

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invx reduced fetal movements

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doppler –> USS

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invx reduced fetal movement >28 weeks

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doppler, if no HB –> USS (+ abdo circumference + amniotic fluid volume)

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invx reduced fetal movement 24-28 weeks

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handheld doppler

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invx reduced fetal movement <24 weeks

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if movements felt previously –> doppler // if no movements previously –> refer

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9
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normal fetal pH bloods

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from scalp // should be ph > 7.25

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10
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complications of preterm prelabour ROM

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premature, infection, pulm hypoplasia // chorioamnionitis

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invx PPROM

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speculum –> amniotic fluid in posterior vagina // if no pooling –> test fluid for PAMG1 or IGF P1 // USS

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12
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mx PPROM

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admit + oral erythro 10 days + steroids

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13
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when should PPROM be delivered

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34 weeks

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14
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what is failure to progress in the 1st stage

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> 3-8 hours to get to 4cm

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what is primary arrest of the 1st stage

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<2cm after 4 hours

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16
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what is failure to progress in second stage

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nullparous - >2 hours or >3 epidural // multiparous - >1 hours or >2 epidural

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17
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causes failure to progress

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big head // feotal distress // uterine rupture // obstruction // malpresentation

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symptoms obstruction in labour

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vulva oedema // moulding // anuria // haematuria // caput

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19
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types of malpresentation

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breech // brow (worst) // face // transverse

20
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types of breech

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complete = baby legs crossed // footing = 1 foot down // frank = bum first with legs at head

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RF breech

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uterus malformation eg fibroids // placenta praevia // poly or oligo hydramnios // fetal abnormality // premature

22
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mx breech

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<36 wks = wait // 36 (np)-37 (mp) weeks = external cephalic version // term = c section usually

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contraindications external cephalic version

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C section required // APH within 7 days // abnormal CTG // uterine anomaly // ruptured membrane // multiple pregnancy

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methods of operative vaginal delivery

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vacuum or forceps

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indication operative vaginal delivery
fetal or maternal distress second stage // failure to progress second stage (epidural) // control head in breech
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requirement for forceps
fully dilated
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complications ventouse or forceps
Failure, cephalohaeatoma, retinal haemorrhage, maternal worry
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injury to baby head after delivery
Caput succedaneum (soft swelling on presenting part, crosses sutures, resolves in days) // Cephalohematoma (haemorrhage from instruments, does not cross suture, jaundice, months) // chignon (swelling after ventouse)
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indications c section
cephalopelvic disproportion (eg transverse) // placenta praevia grade 3-4 // pre-eclampsia // post dates // IUGR // detal distress // cord prolapse // failure to progress // herpes // cervical cancer
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category of C section
cat 1 = emergency // cat 2 = emergency not life threatening // cat 3 = stable but urgent // cat 4 = elective
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causes cat 1 C secition
uterine rupture // placental abruption // cord prolapse // fetal hypoxia or bradycardia
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time from for cat 1 c section
within 30 mins
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time from for cat 2 c section
75 minutes
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when is vaginal birth ok after C section
>37 weeks with single previous C section
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contraindications vaginal birth after C section
previous uterine rupture or classic C section (longitudinal)
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what is umbilical cord prolapse
cord descending ahead of presenting part of fetus
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RF cord prolapse
premature // multiparous // polyhydramnios // twins // cephalopelvic disproportion eg breech, transverse
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commonest cause cord prolapse
ARM
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complication cord prolapse
cord compression or spasm --> hypoxia + death
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mx cord prolapse pre delivery
push fetus back in // if cord past introtois do not touch // get women on all 4s // tocolytics // fill bladder
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delivery cord prolapse
c section // maybe vaginal if fully dilates and head is low
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RF shoulder dystocia
macrosomnia // BMI // DM // prolonged labour
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mx for shoulder dystocia
McRoberts (bring mum thigh to abdomen) // epsiotomy
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complication shoulder dystocia
PPH, tear // brachial plexus injury, neonatal death
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when is episiotomy indicated
after crowning to protect anal sphincter