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What is considered PROLONGED 2ND STAGE in a Nulliparous woman with or without anesthetic?
With: 3 hrs

Without: 2 hrs
What is considered PROLONGED 2ND STAGE in a Multiparous woman with or without anesthetic?
With: 2 hrs

Without: 1 hr
Requirements for Instrument delivery:
-Vertex
-Cervix completely dilated
-ROM
-No known CPD
-willing to abandon
Where does the fetal head HAVE to be do do instrument delivery?
ENGAGED - the biparietal diameter passing thru the pelvic inlet at/below the ischial spines
What are the 3 classes of assisted deliveries?
OUTLET forceps/vacuum
LOW forceps/vacuum
MID forceps/vacuum
What is the A in ABCDEFGHI for VACUUM?
A-ask for help, address patient, adequete anesthesia
B
Bladder - full/drained?
C
cervix - is it completely dilated?
D
Determine the Position
Dystocia - remember HELPERR?
E
Equipment ready?
Evacuator?
F
Place cup in proper relation to the Fontanells at the Flexion point
G
Gentle traction - perpendicular to the plane of the cup
H
Halt after
-3 pop offs
-3 unsuccessful ctx/pulls
-20min of no progression
I
Incision - if episiotomy needed when head crowning
J
When Jaw is reachable remove the vacuum
What are the disadvantages of the vacuum compared to the forceps?
More cephalohematomas, more failed attempts
What is extremely important to remember AFTER using a vacuum?
-Examine the cervix/vagina
-Look for evidence of birth trauma
What should you do after post-vacuum care?
Write a vacuum operative note
What is the first difference in the Forceps ABCDEFGHIJ algorithm?
F - forceps ready at the PFS
What is PFS?
Posterior fontanelle
Fenestrations
Sagitall suture
What is G in the forceps acronym?
Gentle traction initially downard then in a large J-shaped arc using Pajot's maneuver
What is H?
Handle elevated to follow the J of pajot's maneuver
Do you ever have to halt in a forceps delivery?
nope!
What are I and J?
Evaluate for Incision
Remove forceps when you see the Jaw