Intrapartum Care Flashcards

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Where low and high risk NP and MP women deliver

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NP low risk: Midwifery unit (not home)
MP low risk: home or midwifery units
any high risk in Obstetrics unit

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the most common neontatl problems that require obstetric unit delivery

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Neonatal encephalopathy and MEconium aspiration syn. 75%

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the only indication for home birth

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Multiparous lowrisk

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the only indication for obstetric unit delivery

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any high risk patient MP, NP

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what to use in inhalaation anlagesia

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Entonox (50% Oxygen - 50% Nitrous oxide)

s.e: nausea and light head

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4
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recommended water temp in water birth

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37.5 degrees

and must be checked hourly

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Non pharmacological pain relief methods in labour

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  1. transucutanous electric nerve stimulation TENS
  2. Sterile water Injection
  3. Inhalation analgesia ENTONOX
  4. Water birth
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Pain relief by sterile water injection, where to inject and it lasts for how long?

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  • four points around rhombus of michaelis, 0.1 ml intracutaneously or 0.5 ml SC at each point
  • it relief back pain for 10 mins to 3 hours
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Stages of labor

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1st:
- latent: till 4 cm
- established: 4-10 cm
2nd:
-passive: no pushing
- active: pushing
3rd:
- passive
- active: Oxytocin - Clamping after 1 min - CCT

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the idea of water birth

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increase in uterine perfusion -> promtoe endorphin and oxytocin release

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benifits of water birth

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  1. less pain
  2. reduction in duration of first stage of labour
  3. less subsequent analgesia needed
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what are tupes of pharamcological analgesia we use in labour

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  1. opioids: pethedine, diamorphine + antiemitic
  2. 40 ug IV Remifentanil PCA
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40 ug Remifentanil vs Pethedine

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  1. less: epidural - OVD
  2. more: spont. vaginal delivery - need supplemental O2
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What are prerequisite for PCA?

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40 µg remifentanil
1 to 1 care
CEFM
Oxygen easy axis
Respiratory function monitoring (breathing, and pulse oximeter)

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Side effects of regional anesthesia

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-may cause severe postnatal headache
-No effects on first stage of labor
-prolong second stage of labor
-More OVD
-Mobility may be reduced

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What types of regional analgesia we can use during labor

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Either epidural or combined spinal epidural (faster)

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What drug we use in maintaining epidural or combined spinal spinal epidural during labor

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Low concentration of BUPIVACAIN + 2 ug fentanyl

Low: 0.06 to 0.1%, don’t use high dose 0.25

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When to adminster regional analgesia in labour

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In women in severe pain on latent 1st stage of labor

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If woman has ROM at term what to do

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Either:
1. Induce now
2. Wait 24 hours (60% of patients commence labour)

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Risk of infextion in ROM vs intact membranes

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ROM: 1%
Intact: 0.5%

21
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Do we do vaginal examination in ROM

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If certain: no PV if no contractions
If not: speculum examination

22
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When to give pump inhibitors in 1st stage of labour

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  1. if you give opioids
  2. If CS is more likely
23
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Duration of 1st stage of labour

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NP: 8-18
MP: 5-12

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If there is meconium what to do

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  1. CEFM
  2. May need ANLS
  3. Its common at full term but also need assessment
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How often do u measure contractions in established labour and other vital signs
1. Document frequency of contractions /30mins 2. Pulse /1 hr 3. VE/ 4 hr 4. Temp, BP, RR /4 hr 5. Bladder care review / 4 hr
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What is the beat position for women in 2nd stage of labour
Don’t lie on her back Epidural: left lateral No: any other position than her back
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When to start directed pushing in 2nd stage if with epidural
NP: delay pushing for 2 hrs MP: delay pushing for 1 hr
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What to do to reduce perineal trauma in 2nd stage
- Once the presenting part distends the perineum, apply a warm wet compress to the perineum until birth. (best) - Consider massage of the perineum with a water-soluble lubricant in 2nd stage
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Which type of pushing to use with and without epidural
W/o epidural: spontaneous pushing W/ epidural: directed pushing W/o if directed is used, pushing while exhaling is beneficial
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Do we do routine episiotomy to reduce perineal trauma risk
No
31
At what angel we take an episiotomy
60 degrees angle mediolateral that returns to 45 degrees after childbirth
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What muscles are cut in episiotomy
1. Publospongiosus muscle 2. Superficial transverse perineal muscle 3. Deep transverse perineal muscle
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Duration of active 2nd stage
NP: birth in 3 hrs, review after 1 hr, if no birth after 2 hrs pushing-> delay MP: birth in 2 hrs, review after 30 mins, if no birth after 1 hrs pushing-> delay
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What to do if delay in active 2d stage pf labour
Senior review about mode and place: - Give oxytocin: dose may be increased every 30 mins till 3-4/10mins - OVD (in LW or theatre)
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What is better active or spontaneous management of 3 rd stage
Active (less risk of PPH and blood transfusion)
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Ecbolocs options in active management of 3rd stage
Before cord clamping and cut: - 10 units IM OXYTOCIN - 5 units IV OXYTOCIN over 3-5 mins, if had oxytocin during labour - 5 units IM OXYTOCIN + 500 ergometrin - in CS: Slow IV carbetocin
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Indication of syntometrin in 3rd stage of labour
If there is a risk factor for PPH - taken with antiemetics
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CI of Syntometrine
Severe Hypertension PE or ECLAMPSIA Severe cardiac, renal or hepatic dis
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When to change from physiological management to active management in 3rd stage
• haemorrhage • the placenta is not delivered within 1 hour of the birth of the baby. • if the woman wants to shorten the third stage
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What is prolonged third stage
- Within 30 minutes of active management - Within 60 minutes of physiological management
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How to deal with retained placenta
- secure IV access - no umbilical vein agents - give IV oxytocin if bleeding is excessive - VE asses the need to MROP under anasthesia
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Indication of IA and how often
Low risk women by pinard or doppler After palpable contraction for 1 min every 15 mins
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If abnormal IA
Repaeat for 3 consecutive contractions Position, hydration and assess contractions. If confirmed abnormal: - 20 minutes CTG
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If after paired cord sample, cord ph if <7.1
*Baby well*: - 7.01-7.1: repeat gas in 1 hr - <7: repeat in 30 mins start CFM Consider hypothermia-> ttt if CFM abnormal & satisfies TOBY criteria *Baby unwell, encephalopathy* -repeat gas in 30 mins -Start CFM -commence hypothermia ttt
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What are the 5 items evluated APGAR scale
- Activity - Pulse - Grimace - Appearance - Respiration
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Targeted preductal Spo2 after birth
1 min 60-70% 2 min 65-85% 3 min 70-90% 4 min 75-90% 5 min 80-90% 10 min 85-90%
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How many women have birth with OVD
10-15%
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How many Nulliparous women have birth with OVD
1/3
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If woman will give birth with OVD, and no time for anesthesia or woman declines
Offer pudendal block+ local anesthesia