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Flashcards by Persis Thangam, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Persis Thangam
almost 4 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Types Of Pelvis (GAP) | G - Gynaecoid A - Android/Anthropoid P - Plateypelloid |
| Prenatal Care Questions (ABCDEF) | A - Amniotic Fluid Leakage? B - Bleeding Vaginally? C - Contractions? D - Dysuria? E - Edema? F - Fetal Movements? |
| Symptoms of pre-eclampsia (PRE) | P - Proteinuria R - Rising BP E - Edema |
| Causes of abdominal pain during pregnancy (LARA CROFT) | L - Labour A - Abruptio placenta R - Rupture (ectopic/uterine) A - Abortion C -Cholestasis R - Rectus sheath hematoma O - Ovarian tumor F - Fibroids T - Torsion of the uterus |
| Management of preterm labour (PASTA) | P - Pain relief A - Antibiotics S - Steroid therapy T - Tocolytics A - After ascertaining an aetiology |
| Tocolytic Agents (Its Not My Time) | I - Indomethecin (NSAID) N - Nifedipine (Calcium channel blockers) M - Magnesium Sulphate T - Terbutane (Adrenergic agonist) |
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Cardiotocography
(DR C BRAVADO)
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DR - Define Risk C - Contractions B-Baseline RA- RAte V - Variablility A - Acceleration D - Deceleration O - Overall assessment ( followed by a management plan) |
| Uterine Contraction Assessment (Drop It First) | D -Duration (how long) I - Intensity (how strong) F - Frequency (how often) |
| Fetal Acceleration & Deceleration (VEAL CHOP) | V - Variable Deceleration E - Early Deceleration A- Acceleration L - Late Acceleration C - Cord compression H - Head Compression O - Okay P - Placental insufficiency |
| Criteria for forceps delivery (FORCEPS) | F - Full dilatation O - Occiput Anterior R - Ruptured membranes C - Cephalic E - Empty bladder P - Pain relief S - Size of the baby/pelvis |
| Cord prolapse management (CORD) | C - Call for help O - Organize delivery R - Relieve pressure on cord D - Deliver |
| Causes for shoulder dystocia (PPPP) | P - Passenger (Large baby) P - Passage (pelvic type) P - Propulsion (uterine contraction) P - Proportion (CPD) |
| Shoulder Dystocia Management (HELPERR) | H - call for Help E - Evaluate for Episiotomy L - Legs (McRobert's maneuver) P - supra-pubic Pressure E - Enter maneuver's (internal rotation) R - Remove the posterior arm R - Roll the patient |
| Causes of PPH (TTTT) | T - Tissue (retained placenta) T - Tone (uterine atony) T - Trauma (traumatic delivery/episiotomy) T - Thrombin (coagulation disorders/DIC) |
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Risk factors for PPH
(PP PARTUM)
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P - Polyhydramnios P - Previous cesarean P - Prolonged labour A - Ante-partum Haemorrhage R - Recent bleeding T - Twins U - Uterine fibroids M - Multiparity |
| Indication for Cesarean Section (MICE CAME) | M - Malpresentation I - Induction of labour failure C - Cephalo-Pelvic Disproportion; Contracted pelvis E - Eclampsia C -Cercival cancer A - Antepatum Haemorrhage M - Medical illness complicating pregnancy E - Elderly primigravida |
| Causes of Post-partum Pyrexia (5Ws & B) | W - Wind: Atelectasis, Pneumonia W - Womb: Endometritis W - Wound: Cesarean section site W - Water: UTI W - Walking: DVT, Thrombophlebitis B - Breast: Engorgement, Mastitis |
| Postnatal Assessment (BUBBLE HE) | B - Breasts U - Uterus B - Bowel B - Bladder L -Lochia E- Episiotomy H -Homan's sign E - Emotional status |
| Newborn Assessment (APGAR) | A - Appearance P - Pulse G - Grimace A - Activity R - Respiration |
| Oral Contraception Complications (ACHES) | A - Abdominal pain C - Chest pain (shortness of breath) H - Headaches (sudden/persistent CVA/ increased BP) E - Eye problems (vascular accident on increased BP) S - Severe leg pain (Thromboembolic process) |
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