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| Causes of meconium stained liqour | 1. post-dates 2. foetal hypoxia/asphyxia
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| In presence of abnormal CTG, what are your immediate actions as an intern? | 1. Place in left lateral position
2. Provide O2
3. Administer IV fluids
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| How would your team manage MSL with abn CTG in a pt 4cm dilated? | 1. obtain informed consent for c/s
2. blood Ix: cbc ue gxm blood reservation
3. empty bladder with ucath
4. alert anaesthetist
5. alert pediatrician
also VE, consider tocolysis
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| complications of MSL | Meconium aspiration syndrome
Foetal hypoxia
Foetal/neonatal death
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| what is meconium aspiration syndrome | Meconium stained liquor, airway obstruction, chemical pneumonitis, respiratory distress syndrome
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