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1230 OB Test 3 Blueprint

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What are the Four Ps of Labor?   show
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show negatively  
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Passageway consists of   show
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show gynecoid  
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show soft tissue of the cervix and vagina  
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show then dilation (thinning and opening of cervix  
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show Fetal skull and the fetal accomodation to the passageway.  
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The fetal accomodation to the passageway is how their spine is in conjunction with   show
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show the Long axis of the fetus is parallel to the long axis of the mother  
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Oblique Lie   show
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traverse lie   show
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Presentation   show
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show head  
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breech presentation   show
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show shoulder... (duh)  
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show relationship of fetal parts to one another: ovoid, military, brow, or face  
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Position   show
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Zero Station   show
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show Presenting part is above the ischial spines (up in the body)  
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show presenting part is below the iscial spines (coming out)  
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show Phases of involuntary uterine contraction  
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show building up of the contraction - longest phase  
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Parts of the contraction: Acme   show
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show letting up phase  
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show Rest period in between contraction  
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Psyche   show
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show Engagement - Descent - Flexion - Internal rotation - extension - external rotation - expulsion  
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show When the mother not only FEELS the baby coming but MENTALLY knows the baby is coming and even contraction  
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show Excited and Talkative  
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show more introverted - focusing energies in coping with the stress of contraction  
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Spiral electrode is attached to   show
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Baseline Fetal Heart Rate   show
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Normally accepted baseline rate is between   show
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Fluctuations of the baseline rate are normal if   show
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show occur in conjuctions with the uterine contractions  
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show not associated with uterine contractions  
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show increase in braxton hicks contractions without cervical changes - can be uncomfotable  
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show progressive dilation and effacement of cervix  
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Early decelerations are   show
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Late decelerations indicate   show
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variable decelerations indicate some type of   show
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show below the baseline  
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show ongoing assessment of uterine contractions and FHR  
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show First STage: Dilation - Early, Active, Trasition. SEcond Stage: Birth. Third Stage: Delivery of Placenta. Fourth Stage: Recover.  
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Lightening   show
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show FHR and contractions at least once every hour, maternal status, status of fetal membranes, the womans psychosocial state.  
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Ineffective breathing pattern: hyperventilation   show
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show Blast phase/trasition of labor - too late!  
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show cervix is ripened or not and ready for inducement  
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show Surgical delivery of fetus through incisions in the mother's abdomen and uterus  
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VBAC Contraindications   show
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Indications of Cesarean   show
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Nonpharmacologic Intervention for pain relief: Continuous labor support   show
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show Lip balm, ice chips, lollipops, clear liquids, Changing soiled linens, Warm perineal care  
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show These include: patterned breathing, attention focusing, movement and positioning, touch and massage, water therapy, hypnosis  
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show Opioids, help to tolerate labor contractions by causing relaxation and sleep between contractions.  
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Narcan   show
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Pharmacologic Interventions for pain relief: Anesthesia   show
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Magnesium sulfate and brethine   show
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Meconium aspiration is   show
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show protraction: abnormally slow progression of labor; arrest: total lack of progress  
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Diagnosis of labor dystocia is made after two hours of   show
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show Carefully assess fetal lie, presentation, and position. assess contraction pattern every 30 minutes. fetal response to uterin econtractions. thorough pain assess every hour. plot cervical changes. determine if woman might benefit from pain relief.  
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Nitrazine Paper   show
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Bloody SHow   show
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show rupture of amniotic sac. "spontaneously" occurs at full term at the onset of, or during, labor. aka breaking water. Production of the hormone prostaglandin increases speeding up contractions.  
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Umbilical Cord Prolapse   show
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Shoulder dystocia treatments   show
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