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A 4 stage process or sequence of events that begins with PROGRESSIVE CONSISTENT uterine contractions and ends 1 hour after delivery of baby |
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What is stage 1 of labor? |
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Rhythmic contractions to 10 cm cervix dilation
Latent phase Active phase Transition phase |
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Stage 2 is also called the? |
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What is stage 2 of labor? |
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Dilated cervix to birth of baby |
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What is the latent phase of stage 1 of labor? |
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Early stage of labor. Not much going on
Cervix will go from 1-3 cm dilated
Mild contractions |
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What is the active phase of stage 1 of labor? |
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More intense contractions
Cervix will go from 4-7 cm dilated |
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What is the transition phase of stage 1 of labor? |
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Very intense contractions
Cervix will go from 8-10 cm dilated |
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The transition stage is the most? |
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What is stage 3 of labor? |
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Birth of baby to delivery of placenta |
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What is stage 4 of labor? |
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The structures the fetus passes through
Pelvis Cervix Vagina |
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Size and position
The baby |
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What are the 5 P's of labor? |
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Passageway
Passenger
Power
Position
Psyche |
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Maternal position and gravity
Longer mom stays upright the better due to gravity |
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What impacts whether or not mom can ambulate? |
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What determines true and false pelvis? |
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The linea terminalis
Invisible line that goes across isheal spine
False on top and true on bottom |
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The fetus comes through the pelvic inlet then? |
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Through the cavity then the outlet |
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What is the best pelvic shape for delivering the fetus? |
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The cervix has to be what for the baby to be born? |
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Effaced and dilated
Open 10 cm |
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In order for the baby to be born mom has to be 100%? |
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Anything other then head is called? |
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Relationship of fetal parts to on another |
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Head down arms up and legs up smallest part of head entering first |
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position of fetus long axis in relation to moms long axis
Longitudinal, transverse, oblique |
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What are the 3 phases of contractions? |
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What does increment mean? |
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What does decrement mean? |
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Letting up phase of contraction |
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What are the 3 descriptors of contractions? |
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Frequency Duration Intensity |
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What does Frequency mean? |
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How often From beginning of one to start of the next |
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How long From beginning to end of one contraction |
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What does intensity mean? |
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Upper portion of the uterus
Detaches from wall with contractions |
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Traditional lithotomy position
Using gravity to assist with descent
Side lying (fetal distress)
Knee chest (prolapse cord_
Birthing beds
Water delivery |
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What is analgesic pain control? |
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Provides emotional and physiological benefits but can interfere with respiratory system of new born. Not given if birth is anticipated within one hour |
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Bring down perception of pain |
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Used in latent phase allows mom to rest to conserve energy |
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Given during active phase |
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What are cultural implications? |
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Some cultures view medications as a sign of maternal weakness |
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What is the general use of anesthesia? |
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Used mostly during emergencies when quick intervention is necessary |
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Local in the perineum
Good for episiotomy |
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It blocks pain
Catheter in epidural space
Must have IV
P/T Maternal hypotension |
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What are the traits of spinal anesthesia? |
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Injection in to 3,4,5 space
Must lie flat/p/f headache |
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During continuous fetal monitoring you should? |
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FHR decreases during contraction
Temporary lack of oxygen
HR should return to 120 between contractions
Monitoring gives ongoing fetal status |
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During external fetal monitoring? |
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Fetal HR -120 -180
Intensity of contractions
Permanent record
Frequent adjustments needed |
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During internal fetal monitoring? |
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Saline filled catheter in place
Ruptured membranes
Accurate assessment
Monitors FHR
Intensity of contractions
Risk of infection
Permanent record |
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What are the S/S of impending labor? |
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Lightening
Braxton-Hicks contractions
Cervical changes
Increased energy
Weight loss
Rupture of amniotic membranes |
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What are the traits of true labor? |
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Regular intervals
Located in the back
Increased in frequency, duration and intensity
Walking intensifies
Cervical changes
Sedation doesn't decrease # |
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What are the traits of false labor? |
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Irregular intervals
Located in abdomen
No increase of frequency, duration, intensity
Walking eases
No cervical changes
Sedation decreases # |
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What are the mechanisms of labor? |
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Cardinal movements
-Engagement -Descent -Flexion -Internal rotation -Extension -External rotation -Explusion |
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During the latent phase of the first stage of labor it starts with? |
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Onset of contractions Ends at 10 cm dilation |
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What are some more traits of the latent phase? |
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O-3 cm; longest Effacement Contractions q 20-q5 15-40 secs/mild |
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4-7 cm Amniotic rupture Contractions 2-5 mins 40-60 secs/mild-moderate |
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During the transition phase? |
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8-10 cm; fully effaced Difficult for mom Contractions q 2 mins/60-90 seconds |
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