Intra part 2

Question 1

Involuntary uterine contraction causes progressive effacement and dilatation

Answer 1

Labor

Question 2

Actual expulsion of the products of conception, fetus and placenta

Answer 2

Delivery

Question 3

Birth less than 37 weeks

Answer 3

Pre term

Question 4

Birth within 37 - 42 weeks

Answer 4

Term

Question 5

Birth beyond 42 weeks

Answer 5

Post term

Question 6

14 to 20 hours of labor

Answer 6

Primipara

Question 7

8 to 14 hours of labor

Answer 7

Multipara

Question 8

Beginning of labor, and may begin several weeks prior to labor

Answer 8

Impending signs of labor

Question 9

Fetus settles or descends into pelvic inlet and occurs 10 - 14 hours before onset of labor.

Answer 9

Lightening

Question 10

Settling of the presenting part into pelvic inlet

Answer 10

Engagement

Question 11

Increased frequency of contractions which produces gnawing pain in abdomen and groin.

Answer 11

Increased Braxton-Hick’s Contraction

Question 12

Cervix feels “butter-soft” and felt only on pelvic exam.

Answer 12

Ripening of the Cervix

Question 13

Due to increase of epinephrine as initiated by decrease of progesterone produced by the placenta.

Answer 13

Sudden burst of energy of the mother

Question 14

Increases prostaglandin and cortisol levels to help with contractions

Answer 14

Epinephrine

Question 15

Neurotransmitter that prepares the mom’s body for labor work

Answer 15

Epinephrine

Question 16

Overwhelming desire to organize and prepare the home of the coming baby

Answer 16

Nesting Instinct

Question 17

Loss of 2-3 pounds and happens 2-3 days before onset of labor

Answer 17

Allowable weight loss

Question 18

Fetus is already engaged in the pelvic inlet

Answer 18

Less active fetal movement

Question 19

Contractions begin and remain irregular

Answer 19

False Labor

Question 20

Increases intensity of contraction

Answer 20

True labor

Question 21

Contractions begin irregularly but become regular and predictable

Answer 21

True labor

Question 22

Pain often disappear with ambulation and sleep

Answer 22

False labor

Question 23

Intensity of contractions does not increase

Answer 23

False Labor

Question 24

Pain is felt first abdominally and remained confined to the abdomen and groin

Answer 24

False Labor

Question 25

Pain continues no matter what the woman's level of activity

Answer 25

True Labor

Question 26

Does not achieve cervical dilatation

Answer 26

False Labor

Question 27

Pain is felt first in the lower back and sweep around to the abdomen in a wave

Answer 27

True Labor

Question 28

Achieves cervical dilatation

Answer 28

True Labor

Question 29

The fetus usually becomes engaged in the pelvis

Answer 29

True labor

Question 30

Expulsion of mucus plug due to softening of cervix and blood from ruptured capillaries due to pressure from fetus

Answer 30

Bloody Show

Question 31

Surest sign that labor has begun its productive uterine contractions

Answer 31

True Labor

Question 32

Sudden gush or trickle of amniotic fluid from vagine

Answer 32

Spontaneous Rupture of Membrane

Question 33

Thinning and shortening of cervix and measured in percentages

Answer 33

Effacement

Question 34

Widening of the external cervical OS

Answer 34

Dilation

Question 35

From beginning of contraction until it increases, and starts at fundal area.

Answer 35

Increment of Crescendo

Question 36

Height or peak of contraction, and continues at the side of abdomen

Answer 36

Acme

Question 37

From the height of contraction until it decreases

Answer 37

Decrement

Question 38

From increment to decrement, of same/single contraction.

Answer 38

Duration

Question 39

From beginning of increment to increment of another contraction

Answer 39

Frequency

Question 40

From decrement of 1 contraction to another period of increment of next contraction. ( no contraction)

Answer 40

Interval of Rest

Question 41

Considers the peak on contraction

Answer 41

Strength

Question 42

Dilating stage, from true contraction to full cervical dilation, and is the longest stage

Answer 42

First stage of labor

Question 43

Stage of expulsion, from full cervical dilation to delivery of fetus, and is the shortest stage

Answer 43

2nd Stage of labor

Question 44

From delivery of fetus to delivery of placenta

Answer 44

Third stage of labor

Question 45

Immediate recovery period, from delivery of placenta to 1 - 4 hours after delivery

Answer 45

Fourth stage of labor

Question 46

Period from onset of contractions to full dilation and effacement of the cervix.

Answer 46

1st Stage of labor

Question 47

1st stage of labor is divided into three phases

Answer 47

Latent, Active, Transitional

Question 48

Mother becomes tired, restless and irritable

Answer 48

Latent Phase

Question 49

Mother becomes anxious as contractions become stronger

Answer 49

Active Phase

Question 50

Mother is talkative and eager to be in labor

Answer 50

Latent Phase

Question 51

Dilation is 0-3 cm

Answer 51

Latent Phase

Question 52

Contractions happens every 3 to 5 minutes

Answer 52

Active Phase

Question 53

Dilation is between 4 - 7 cm

Answer 53

Active Phase

Question 54

Contractions lasts up to 20 - 40 seconds

Answer 54

Latent

Question 55

Dilation is between 8 - 10 cm

Answer 55

Transitional

Question 56

Contractions happen every 5 - 10 minutes

Answer 56

Latent

Question 57

Contraction lasts 30 - 60 seconds

Answer 57

Active

Question 58

Contractions are mild

Answer 58

Latent

Question 59

Contractions lasts 45 - 90 seconds

Answer 59

Transitional

Question 60

Contractions are moderate in pain

Answer 60

Active

Question 61

Contractions happens every 2 - 3 minutes

Answer 61

Transitional

Question 62

Contractions are severe

Answer 62

Transitional

Question 63

When are maternal vital signs taken in the latent phase

Answer 63

every 1 hour

Question 64

When are maternal vital signs taken in the active phase

Answer 64

every 30 minutes

Question 65

When are maternal vital signs taken in the transitional phase

Answer 65

every 15 minutes