Northeastern University Women and Families NRSG 3302
Module 6 Questions With Complete Solutions
____ movements are set movements needed to go through pelvis
Correct Answers cardinal movements
3 Letters of fetal position Correct Answers 1.) direction (L or
R)
2.) presenting part (occiput, mentum, sacrum, acromium)
3.) relationship to pelvis (anterior, posterior, transverse)
3 Types of intensity of powers (contractions) and what they feel
like Correct Answers mild- nose
moderate- chin
strong- forehead
4 Basic shapes of the Pevis Correct Answers 1.) Gynecoid
(50% of all women have this, favorable for vaginal delivery)
2.) Anthropoid- egg shape/ narrow
3.) Platapoid- narrow and oval
4.) Android- heart shaped and narrowed
2,3, and 4 could result in a longer delivery
4 Types of Pharmacological Interventions Correct Answers
Epidurals, Opiods, PCA, General Anesthesia
99% of fetal lies are _____ Correct Answers longitudinal
(luckily)- occupy smallest space
Are contractions involuntary or voluntary? Correct Answers
involuntary
, As fetus travels through pelvis, the widest diameter changes
from _____ to _____ Correct Answers inlet (what fetus
presents to first)
outlet (AP is the widest part)
Before labor how is the cervix presented Correct Answers
cervix is slender and about 2 cm long at lower end of uterus
Bradycardia for infants Correct Answers Less than 110 bpm
for at least 10 minutes
Make sure you are not getting moms HR
Medications, CHD, cord prolapse are causes
Breech Correct Answers longitudinal lie where butt is first
- 3-4% (classified based on position of legs/ thighs)
Contractions usually begin as ____ then become ____ Correct
Answers irregular
regular
CPD (cephalopelvicdisproportion) Correct Answers fetal head
can't descent, need C-section
Decrease in what hormone initiates labor? Correct Answers
decrease of progesterone
Descripe affective contractions... Correct Answers they usually
follow a rhythm and progressively lengthen in duration and
intensity
Module 6 Questions With Complete Solutions
____ movements are set movements needed to go through pelvis
Correct Answers cardinal movements
3 Letters of fetal position Correct Answers 1.) direction (L or
R)
2.) presenting part (occiput, mentum, sacrum, acromium)
3.) relationship to pelvis (anterior, posterior, transverse)
3 Types of intensity of powers (contractions) and what they feel
like Correct Answers mild- nose
moderate- chin
strong- forehead
4 Basic shapes of the Pevis Correct Answers 1.) Gynecoid
(50% of all women have this, favorable for vaginal delivery)
2.) Anthropoid- egg shape/ narrow
3.) Platapoid- narrow and oval
4.) Android- heart shaped and narrowed
2,3, and 4 could result in a longer delivery
4 Types of Pharmacological Interventions Correct Answers
Epidurals, Opiods, PCA, General Anesthesia
99% of fetal lies are _____ Correct Answers longitudinal
(luckily)- occupy smallest space
Are contractions involuntary or voluntary? Correct Answers
involuntary
, As fetus travels through pelvis, the widest diameter changes
from _____ to _____ Correct Answers inlet (what fetus
presents to first)
outlet (AP is the widest part)
Before labor how is the cervix presented Correct Answers
cervix is slender and about 2 cm long at lower end of uterus
Bradycardia for infants Correct Answers Less than 110 bpm
for at least 10 minutes
Make sure you are not getting moms HR
Medications, CHD, cord prolapse are causes
Breech Correct Answers longitudinal lie where butt is first
- 3-4% (classified based on position of legs/ thighs)
Contractions usually begin as ____ then become ____ Correct
Answers irregular
regular
CPD (cephalopelvicdisproportion) Correct Answers fetal head
can't descent, need C-section
Decrease in what hormone initiates labor? Correct Answers
decrease of progesterone
Descripe affective contractions... Correct Answers they usually
follow a rhythm and progressively lengthen in duration and
intensity
