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NM717 intrapartum questions with correct answers Presentation is determined by first portion of the fetus to enter the ______. Answer Pelvis What are possible presentations? Answer (1) cephalic (2) breech (3) shoulder Flexion of the fetal head results in presentation of what? Answer Smallest diameter The degree of flexion or extension? Answer Attitude Untwisting of the neck after the birth of the head? Answer Restitution An inlet with a short anteroposterior diameter and a wide transverse diameter is characteristic of which pelvic type? Answer Platypelloid What are the positional changes the fetus undergoes to accommodate itself to the maternal pelvis? Answer Mechanism of labor The lowest level of the presenting part has reached the level of the ischial spines? Answer Engagement Biparietal diameter has reached the inlet? Answer Engagement The sagittal suture of the fetal head lies between? Answer Parietal bones How do you determine the position of the fetus? Answer Sagittal suture Identify the cephalic prominence? Answer Attitude of the fetus Palpate the ischial spines? Answer Determine the station of the fetus Attitude refers to the degree of flexion or extension of? Answer Fetal head The part of the fetus that lies over the pelvic inlet? Answer Presentation 3 possibilities of presentation? Answer (1) cephalic (2) breech (3) shoulder The most dependent part of the fetus? Answer Presenting part The area between the posterior and anterior fontanelles? Answer Vertex The back of the fetal head? Answer Occiput What is the way in which the fetus adapts itself to and passes through the maternal pelvis? Answer Cardinal movements Cardinal movements happen because of? Answer Force from above and resistance from belowThe The downward passage of the presenting part through the bony pelvis, occurs throughout labor; often begins before labor, results from downward pressure caused by ctx and maternal bearing down efforts? Answer Descent Is the natural attitude of the fetus, as the head descends it naturally does this more? Answer Flexion When the BPD has passed through the inlet? Answer Engagement When the top of the presenting part has reached the level of the ischial spines, the same as 0 station? Answer Engagement


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