Operative Obstetrics — Flashcards

Flashcard 11: Mediolateral episiotomy causes _____ pain and dyspareunia compared to medial episiotomy

Answer: more

Flashcard 12: Perimortem cesarean delivery should be considered if there is no return of spontaneous circulation in _____ minutes

Answer: 5

Flashcard 13: Name the double-ended cervical dilator that is characterized by a bulbous tip.

Answer: Fenton's dilator

Flashcard 14: _____ incision is the most common skin incision made in caesarean delivery.

Answer: Pfannenstiel

Flashcard 15: Which uterine curette is characterized by being double-ended?

Answer: Sims' uterine curette

Extra: Sims' uterine curette is characteristically double-ended, often featuring one sharp and one blunt loop. Blake's uterine curette is typically a single-ended instrument.

Flashcard 16: After administering tocolytics for uterine inversion the obstetrician should attempt to manually _____ the uterus

Answer: reposition

Flashcard 17: What is the third line of management in shoulder dystocia (3)?_____

Answer: Zavanelli manoeuvre,  Symphysiotomy, Cleidotomy

Flashcard 18: _____ location of placenta will impede with performing the external cephalic version

Answer: Anterior

Flashcard 19: Low uterine vertical incision in LSCS is known as _____ incision

Answer: Kronig

Flashcard 20: Mediolateral episiotomy causes _____ risk of anal sphincter laceration compared to medial episiotomy

Answer: less