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Other risk factors for preterm labor and birth
stress
long commute to work
long working hours
inability to rest
uterine irritability
progesterone deficiency
FFN
Fetal Fibronectin
increased levels in cervical or vaginal secretions immediately proceed normal onset of labor
should NOT be measurable between weeks 18-36
Better at predicting who will NOT go into labor
Signs of preterm albor and birthe
pelvic pressure
low dull backache
menstual-like cramps
change or increase in vaginal discharge
uterine contractions atleast q10 min
intestinal cramping with or without diarrhea
urinary frequency
ROM
Treating preterm labor
prevention
lifestyle modification
suppresion of uterine activity
promotion of fetal lung maturity
tocolytics
aim to hold off atleast 24 hours
magnesium sulfate
NSAIDS
promotion of fetal lung maturity
glucocorticoids- increase surfactant production
2 injections 12 hr apart
ventrogluteal
PROM
premature rupture of membranes
SROM
spontaneous ROM
AROM
Artificial ROM
major concerns of PROM
infection and preterm birth
management of PROM
confirm with nitrazine swab or ferning test
initiate labor with pitocin
2 doses of broad spectrum antibiotic
between 26 &32 weeks, will try to delay delivery
observes signs of infection
Nitrazine swab positive ROM
turns purple