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What antibiotics must be avoided during pregnancy
fluoroquinilones
tetracyclines
aminoglycosides
sulfonamides
what laproscopic findings are seen in endometriosis
chocolate cyst

powder burn lesion
why is thiamine given in a glucose infusion to alcoholics with hypoglycemia
without thiamine, glucose will worsen wernicke encephalopathy
what is considered fetal tachycardia
>160
what is considered fetal bradycardia
<110
what is a differential for fetal tachycardia
maternal problems
chorioamnionitis
drugs (terbutaline, atropine)
hypoxia
anemia
immaturity
tachyarrhythmia
what is the surveillance strategy for high risk pregnancy
weekly or biweekly BPP or NST
what is considered a normal NST
20 minutes
2 episodes of 15 bpm for 15 seconds

type of deceleration:


begin with uterine contraction

early

type of deceleration:


occur after uterine contraction has begun

late

type of deceleration:


begin before, during, or after uterine contraction

variable

usual physical cause of early deceleration
head compression (vagal stimulation)

usual physical cause of variable deceleration

cord compression

usual physical cause of late deceleration

uterine placental insufficiency


(fetal hypoxia)

CI for fetal scalp electrode placement
breech

<36 weeks

viral infection
what contraction pattern is needed for cervical dilation to occur
occur every 2-3 minutes
what must be assessed in the event of labor dystocia
Power

Passenger

Passage
how are contractions measured
montevideo units
what is the most favorable position for delivery
occiput anterior

what is arrest of descent

cervix doesnt dilate in the active phase



>1 hours in primiparous


(add another hr for epidural)



>2 hours in multiparous


(add another HR for epidural)

how do you manage arrest of descent
place IUPC

augment oxytocin

C section
next step when a fetal heart tone becomes nonreassuring
give maternal O2

Remove uterine stimulants

left lateral decubitus position

Terbutaline to stop contractions