Obstetrics & Gynaecology Flashcards

(34 cards)

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EDD

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Estimated Date of Delivery

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Gestation

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How far into the pregnancy, measured in weeks e.g. 24/40

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Gravid

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Pregnant uterus (shortened for note writing to G)

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Parity

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Number of live children born
(shortened for note writing to P)

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Multigravida

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a woman who has been pregnant before

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Multipara

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A woman who has given birth before
also called a multip

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Primigravida

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A woman pregnant for the first time

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Primipara

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A woman giving birth for the first time
Prim or pimip

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G1 P0

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this woman would be on her first pregnancy and has no live children born

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G2 P1

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This woman would be on her second pregnancy, having one child already

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Fundus

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The top portion of the uterus that forms landmarks for assessing gestation

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12
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Cephalic

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The baby is in the head down position for birth

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Breech

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the baby is in the feet first presentation for birth

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SROM

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Spontaneous Rupture of Membranes (broken waters)

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/40

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The number above /40 denotes the weeks of pregnancy the woman is in

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16
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APH

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Antepartum Haemorrhage

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PPH

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Post Partum Haemorrhage

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EBL

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Estimated Blood Loss

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APGAR

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Quick test (like AVPU) performed on newborn at 1 minute and 5 minutes after birth

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Crowning

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The point in labour when the head of the baby can be seen at the vagina

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Episiotomy

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A cut made in the mother’s perineum (the area between the vagina and anus) to allow the baby to be born and prevent tearing

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Meconium

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the bowel contents of the baby at birth
(first poo)

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Placenta

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The organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy to transfer nourishment and oxygen to the baby from the mother

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Preterm

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Baby born before 37 weeks gestation

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Term
37 – 42 weeks is the normal duration of pregnancy. Term describes that time at the end of pregnancy when baby is expected to be born
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Trimester
One third of a pregnancy
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What happens in the first stage of labour?
The cervix dilates to 10cm, contractions become more regular. 12- 14 hrs
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What happens in the second stage of labour?
starts when the cervix is fully dilated and ends when the baby is born. Usually about an hour but can be up to 2 hrs.
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What happens in the third stage of labour?
delivery of placenta. Within 30 minutes
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What is an ectopic pregnancy?
Caused by the developing embryo implanting outside the uterine cavity
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What skill should you use if shoulder dystocia is present?
McRoberts Manoeuvre
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Frank, Complete and Footling are types of what?
Breech birth
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Cervical Effacement
Cervical Thinning
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