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Preterm or Premature Labor |
Occurs before the end of 37wks aog |
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Ritrodrin Terbutaline MgSO4 Betamethasone |
Tocolysis to halt labor |
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Precipitate Labor |
Labor completed in <3hrs |
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Precipitate Labor |
Contraction is so strong, rapidly occurring contractions |
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Grand multiparty Induction of oxytocin Amniotomy Large pelvis Small fetus
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Causes Of Precipitate Labor |
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Premature Separation of placenta LT. Hemorrhage Infection Laceration of the birth canal Uterine rupture Amniotic Fluid Embolism
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Maternal Complications of Precipitate Labor |
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Inversion of the uterus |
Turning inside out of the uterus |
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Inversion of the uterus |
Turning inside out of the uterus |
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Complete or total inversion Partial inversion |
Types of inversion |
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Inversion of the uterus |
Turning inside out of the uterus |
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Complete or total inversion Partial inversion |
Types of inversion |
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Complete or total inversion |
Visible outside the vaginal introitus Life threatening |
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Inversion of the uterus |
Turning inside out of the uterus |
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Complete or total inversion Partial inversion |
Types of inversion |
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Complete or total inversion |
Visible outside the vaginal introitus Life threatening |
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Partial inversion |
Lie within uterine cavity Not visible but palpated Hampers or impede contractions |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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15-30, q10-15m |
Latent Phase |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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15-30, q10-15m |
Latent Phase |
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30-60s, q3-5m |
Active phase |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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15-30, q10-15m |
Latent Phase |
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30-60s, q3-5m |
Active phase |
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60-90s, q2-3m |
Transitional Phase |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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15-30, q10-15m |
Latent Phase |
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30-60s, q3-5m |
Active phase |
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60-90s, q2-3m |
Transitional Phase |
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- prolonged active phase - potential CS - 3&4 degree laceration |
ROP/LOP MATERNAL RISKS |
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Prolapse of the umbilical cord |
Umbilical cord tips in front of presenting part |
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ROA/LOA |
Ideal Position of Fetus |
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Occipitoposterior Position |
Rotate through 135 degree Occur 1/10 of all labor |
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Persistent occiput posterior |
Failure to rotate is termed? |
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Android Anthropoid Contracted Pelvis |
Occipitoposterior Position is coomon in women with? |
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15-30, q10-15m |
Latent Phase |
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30-60s, q3-5m |
Active phase |
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60-90s, q2-3m |
Transitional Phase |
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- prolonged active phase - potential CS - 3&4 degree laceration |
ROP/LOP MATERNAL RISKS |
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- cord prolapse - caput formation - molding |
ROP/LOP FETAL RISKS |
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I. Breech presentation II. Vertex malpresentation a. Face presentation b. Brow presentation c. Sincipital presentation (military attitude) III. Shoulder presentation IV. Compound presentation |
FETAL MALPRESENTATION |
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38 wks |
When breech pres. Turn into cephalic presentation? |
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38 wks |
When breech pres. Turn into cephalic presentation? |
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Complete Breech Frank Breech Footling Breech |
3 types of breech pres. |
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External Cephalic Version |
Manipulation of the fetus, vertex pres. |
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Face PresentationASYNCLITISM |
A fetal head presenting @ a different angle than expected is termed _____(face and brow) |
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Prolonged labor CS Bruising of Infant, facial edema |
Risk of Facial Presentation |
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BROW PRESENTATION |
▫ Rarest type, w/relaxed abdominal muscle ▫ jammed in the brim of the pelvic ▫ CS ▫ extreme ecchymotic bruising of face |
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BROW PRESENTATION |
▫ Rarest type, w/relaxed abdominal muscle ▫ jammed in the brim of the pelvic ▫ CS ▫ extreme ecchymotic bruising of face |
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SINCIPITAL PRESENTATION (Military Attitude) |
Slow labor and descent |
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➔ Occurs in women w/ pendulous abdomens, uterine fibroid tumors, contraction of the pelvic brim, congenital anomalies of the uterus, hydramnios, fetus w/ hydrocephalus or anything that prevents engagement, prematurity, multiple gestation or short umbilical cord |
SHOULDER PRESENTATION (transverse lie) |
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➔ Occurs in women w/ pendulous abdomens, uterine fibroid tumors, contraction of the pelvic brim, congenital anomalies of the uterus, hydramnios, fetus w/ hydrocephalus or anything that prevents engagement, prematurity, multiple gestation or short umbilical cord |
SHOULDER PRESENTATION (transverse lie) |
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SHOULDER PRESENTATION (transverse lie) |
Uterus is more horizontal |
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Compound Presentation Progress Size Presence of FDistress |
- more than 1 part is present - arm and hand, with head - depends on _ - - |
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Late deceleration pattern Uteroplacental insufficiency |
Ominous sign Fhr follow the peak Dt___ |