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Doses for epidural if having emergent c-section |
Chloroprocaine 20 ml |
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Assess epidurals for: |
Effectiveness (time of last dose)
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Assess epidurals for: |
Placement |
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Assess epidurals for: |
Pump settings |
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Regular uterine cxs |
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Requirements for labor: |
Cervical effacement and dilation |
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Requirements for labor: |
Descent of fetus |
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Stage I of labor: |
Onset to complete dilation |
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Stage one has _____ phases |
Two |
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Latent Phase |
Onset of regular cms to 3-4 cm dilation |
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Active phase |
3-4 cm to complete dilation |
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Stage II of labor |
Complete dilation to delivery of fetus |
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Stage III of labor |
Delivery of placenta |
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Duration of labor without epidural: primipara stage I total |
8 hours |
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Duration of labor without epidural: primipara latent phase |
6.4 hrs |
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Duration of labor without epidural: primipara active phase |
1.2 cm/hr |
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Duration of labor without epidural: primipara stage II |
50 min |
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Duration of labor without epidural: multipara, stage I total |
5 hrs |
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Duration of labor without epidural: multipara, latent phase |
4 hours |
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Duration of labor without epidural: multipara, active phase |
1.5 cm/hr |
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Duration of labor without epidural: multipara, stage II |
30 min |
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Differs between stages |
Pain of labor |
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Pain of labor in stage I can be d/t: |
Uterine cx |
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Pain of labor in stage I can be d/t: |
Endocervical dilaiton |
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Pain of labor in stage I can be d/t: |
Endocervical ischemia |
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Pain of labor in stage I is primarily: |
Visceral |
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Pain of labor in stage I is transmitted via |
Small sympathetic spinal nerves T10-L1 |
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Pain of labor in stage II can be d/t: |
Distention of vaginal canal with ischemia, tearing of perineum |
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Pain of labor in stage II can be more intense: |
Somatic pain |
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Pain of labor in stage II can be ______ to relieve |
Difficult |
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Pain of labor in stage II is transmitted via |
Pudendal nerve S2-4 |