NM 704 Exam 2| QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS| LATEST UPDATE
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What is descent that is progressing more slowly (1 cm for nulliparous and 2 cm for multips)?
Protracted descent
What is no dilation in 2 hours? Secondary arrest of dilation
What is arrest of descent? No descent in an hour
According to Friedan, when does active phase of labor begin? When rate of progress
increases
According to Friedman, when does the second stage of labor begin? Complete dilation
According to Friedman, when does the second stage of labor end? Birth of baby
What did Friedman find with women who had protracted or arrested descents? 52.5% still
gave birth vaginally
According to Friedman, what is the time limit for the latent phase for a nulliparous mother?
Less than 20 hours
According to Friedman, what is the time limit for the latent phase for a multiparous mother?
Less than 14 hours
, According to Friedman, what is the rate of dilation during active phase for a nulliparous
mother? 1.2 cm/hour
According to Friedman, what is the rate of dilation during active phase for a multiparous
mother? 1.5 cm/hour
What are some theories about why labor takes longer now than before? (1) bigger babies
(2) greater BMIs
When waiting for a longer labor progression, what was there no difference in? (1) PPH (2) PP
fever (3) neonatal resuscitation (4) 5 min APGAR (5) neurological abnormalities
What is increased labor a risk for? (1) Cesarean sections (2) increased 3-4th degree tears (3)
increased instrumental delivery
Per ACOG/SMFM, when should a cesarean section be performed for longer labor? (1) 4
hours of adequate labor and no change in dilation (2) 6 hours of adequate labor could not be
achieved with use of oxytocin
What are indications for an induction of labor? (1) gHTN (2) preeclampsia/eclampsia (3)
IUGR (4) cholestasis (5) DM (6) fetal demise (7) intra-amniotic infection (8) intra-amniotic
infection (9) oligo (10) nonreassuring fetal status
When can an elective induction be scheduled? Before 39 weeks
What are some reasons for an elective induction? (1) maternal or provider convenience (2)
history of fast labors (3) relief of physiologic pregnancy discomforts (4) avoidance of certain
calendar dates or holidays (5) patient satisfaction
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What is descent that is progressing more slowly (1 cm for nulliparous and 2 cm for multips)?
Protracted descent
What is no dilation in 2 hours? Secondary arrest of dilation
What is arrest of descent? No descent in an hour
According to Friedan, when does active phase of labor begin? When rate of progress
increases
According to Friedman, when does the second stage of labor begin? Complete dilation
According to Friedman, when does the second stage of labor end? Birth of baby
What did Friedman find with women who had protracted or arrested descents? 52.5% still
gave birth vaginally
According to Friedman, what is the time limit for the latent phase for a nulliparous mother?
Less than 20 hours
According to Friedman, what is the time limit for the latent phase for a multiparous mother?
Less than 14 hours
, According to Friedman, what is the rate of dilation during active phase for a nulliparous
mother? 1.2 cm/hour
According to Friedman, what is the rate of dilation during active phase for a multiparous
mother? 1.5 cm/hour
What are some theories about why labor takes longer now than before? (1) bigger babies
(2) greater BMIs
When waiting for a longer labor progression, what was there no difference in? (1) PPH (2) PP
fever (3) neonatal resuscitation (4) 5 min APGAR (5) neurological abnormalities
What is increased labor a risk for? (1) Cesarean sections (2) increased 3-4th degree tears (3)
increased instrumental delivery
Per ACOG/SMFM, when should a cesarean section be performed for longer labor? (1) 4
hours of adequate labor and no change in dilation (2) 6 hours of adequate labor could not be
achieved with use of oxytocin
What are indications for an induction of labor? (1) gHTN (2) preeclampsia/eclampsia (3)
IUGR (4) cholestasis (5) DM (6) fetal demise (7) intra-amniotic infection (8) intra-amniotic
infection (9) oligo (10) nonreassuring fetal status
When can an elective induction be scheduled? Before 39 weeks
What are some reasons for an elective induction? (1) maternal or provider convenience (2)
history of fast labors (3) relief of physiologic pregnancy discomforts (4) avoidance of certain
calendar dates or holidays (5) patient satisfaction
