OBGYN emergencies Flashcards

1
Q

If multiple, or abnormal birth, consider

A

second transport unit

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2
Q

If in third trimester, transport on __ side (pillow under right hip, or, if on backboard,
tilt right side of board up __inches) to keep uterine pressure off inferior vena cava unless
delivery is imminent

A

Left, 6

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3
Q

Notify receiving hospital of patients with a sustained elevation in BP ≥ __ mmHg systolic
and/or ≥ __mmHg diastolic are present for at least 15 minutes or more

A

140, 100

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4
Q

Do not suction infant’s nose and mouth unless ___ and the infant
is depressed; or there is a need to clear the airway

A

there is meconium present

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5
Q

At 1 to 3 minutes after delivery, clamp and cut the umbilical cord about ___ inches from infant. If resuscitation is needed, cord may be clamped and cut after 1 minute.

A

6 inches

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6
Q

If mother has significant postpartum hemorrhage (> ___mL), continue uterine massage,
treat for shock

A

500

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7
Q

Breech Presentation (buttocks first):If the head is not delivered within 3 minutes, suffocation can occur. What do you do?

A

i. Place your gloved hand in the vagina, with your palm toward the baby’s face.
ii. Form a “V” with your fingers on either side of the baby’s nose and push the vaginal
wall away from the baby’s face to create airspace for breathing

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8
Q

Prolapsed cord: what do you do with cord or NOT do?

A

DO NOT pull or over-handle cord in order to prevent cord compression
and spasm

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9
Q

Prolapsed cord what position do you place pt

A

Place the mother in left lateral Trendelenburg position. tip bed 20”

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10
Q

Limp presentation?

A

immediately transport

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11
Q

occurs in the third trimester of pregnancy when the placenta
prematurely separates from the uterine wall leading to intrauterine bleeding.

A

Abruptio placenta

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12
Q

occurs when the placenta covers the cervical opening and can result in
vaginal bleeding and prevents delivery of the infant through the vagina. The infant needs
to be delivered via C-section.

A

Placenta previa

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