Labor Complications — Flashcards

What are the three risk factors for leiomyosarcoma/uterine sarcoma? _____

What is the recommended management for a laboring patient with > 6 cm dilation that experiences no further dilation for 4 hours and inadequate contractions? _____

What is the nitrazine test for rupture of membranes (ROM)? _____

Most fetuses spontaneously rotate into a longitudinal lie by term _____

Hint: T/F

Decreased sensation in perineal/genital region and fecal/urinary incontinence + post-childbirth = _____ nerve injury

Painful bleeding, loss of contractions, loss of fetal station and palpable fetal parts with a history of C-section is suggestive of _____

Hint: diagnosis

PID is usually treated in _____-patient

Hint: in/out

Fetal _____ contributes to cephalopelvic disproportion, the most common cause of second stage arrest of labor

Uterine tachysystole can cause fetal compromise (hypoxemia, acidemia) due to disruption of _____

What are the most common causes of acute cervicitis? _____