Labor Complications — Flashcards

Serious complication of bartholin abscess → _____

The management of shoulder dystocia is summarized with the mnemonic BECALM: B: _____ E: Elevate the legs C: Call for help A: Apply suprapubic pressure L: enLarge the vaginal opening M: Maneuvers

When is suction curettage indicated for spontaneous abortion? _____

What is the likely diagnosis in an intrapartum patient that presents after >18 hours of membrane rupture and prolonged labor with fever and tachycardia? Fetal heart tracing demonstrates fetal tachycardia. _____

Kegel exercises / pessaries / midurethral sling are used for _____ urinary incontinence

How do you manage preterm premature rupture of membrane (PPROM)? < 24 weeks: _____ 24-34 weeks: _____ > 34 weeks: _____ Signs of infection: _____

Prolonged rupture of membrane to treat chorioamnionitis/endometritis is managed with _____

Hint: treatment

Intrauterine fetal demise (stillbirth) = _____ weeks

What is the likely diagnosis in an afebrile patient that recently delivered a macrosomic baby and now presents with sharp lower midline abdominal pain that radiates to the legs and is exacerbated by ambulation? _____

What should patients in preterm labor at <32 weeks receive? (3) _____