Labor & delivery Test
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| A. Her diaphragm & abdominal muscles & pushes the baby out.B. Time betwen the beginning to the end of the ctx(expressed in seconds)"How long the ctx last"C. Nullipara-1.2cm/hr; Multipara- 1.5cm/hrD. Check fetal heart tones!! Because the umbilical cord could come out & get compressedE. Often occurs approx. 2wks before labor beginsF. A poorly contracted uterus does not adquate compress large open vessels at the placental site, resulting in hemorrhage.G. Mentum-chin; Glabella-bridge of the nose; Sinciput-brow; Bregma-anterior fontanelle; Vertex-top of head between the anterior & posterior fontanelles; Occiput-back of the head over the occipital bone.H. O-Vertex, M-Face, S-Breech, A-Shoulder presentationI. Sutures & fontanelles allow the bones to move slightly; changing the shape of the fetal head so that it can adapt to the size and shape of the pelvis.J. Through the fetal back or chest.K. V/S-B/P MUST be taken between ctx, Temp is an indicator of hydration & infection-q4hrs until bag broken then q2 after; Pulse ^ is normal but >100 may indicate stess, RR may increase or decrease due to type of breating; EFM-assess duration, intensity, freqL. As the occiput passes under the symphsis pubis. it causes the head to exten and foremost parts of head are born.M. Gas motility & absorption of solid food decreases; gastric emptying time is prolongedN. Right occiput Anterior; So the occiput of babies head is against mom's right side of pelvis & babies spine in relation to mom's spine is Anterior.O. Dilation, effacement, station & positionP. Left occiput Anterior; So the occiput of babies head is against mom's left side of pelvis & babies spine in relation to mom's spine is posterior.Q. Complete state of flexion; smallest diameter of fetal head to go through maternal pelvis.R. Nullipara- 1cm/hr; Multipara- 2cm/hrS. 0-3cmT. The largest diameter of the presenting part reaches or passes through the pelvic inlet. |
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