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  • Explain the difference between dilation and effacement.
    Dilation- Wide Effacement- How long
  • The second stage of dilation is
    Active 5-7
  • ___________ is a condition in which the umbilical cord is wrapped around the baby's neck.
    Nuchal Cord
  • Nurses will come around to your room after delivery and press on your belly to check for .
    Uterus Shrinkage
  • List AND describe TWO out of the five ways you can induce labor. Be sure to tell me the name of the method and describe how that method works.
    Answers may vary
  • a white deposit covering the skin of a baby at birth. This is used to help the baby from shriveling up like a prune and has been known to improve the immune system after birth.
    Vernix Caseosa
  • The third stage of dilation is
    transitional 8-10
  • ______________ is someone who can perform gynecological exams, order and epidural and deliver your baby at home or at a birthing facility.
    Midwife
  • Name and describe TWO postpartum complications that can occur after delivering a baby.
    Answers may vary
  • What are 5 reasons why a woman may need to have a c-section? Be as SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE.
    Multiple Answers
  • Meconium is the babies first ________.
    Poop
  • Which procedure includes harvesting stem cells from the umbilical cord.
    Cord Banking
  • A ____________ Uterus is when the uterus is shaped like a heart.
    Bicornuate
  • What is Incomplete Breech?
    One foot up one foot down.
  • The drop or the baby's change in position
    Lightening
  • The first stage of labor is
    Dilation of the Cervix
  • Your mensuration cycle will start typically ____________ after giving birth.
    6-8 weeks
  • Baby blues will typically go away after
    2 weeks or 14 days
  • The OTHER name for the Second stage of labor is
    Expulsion
  • List the 7 layers of a caesarian section from the top to delivery the baby.
    Skin, Fat, Facia, Muscle, Bladder Blade, Uterus, Amniotic Sac
  • A surgical cut made during child labor to widen the birth canal. This will be stitched back up after birth.
    Episiotomy
  • What is Frank Breech?
    Both feet up by the head
  • What indication lets the baby know when he/she can take their fist breath?
    Oxygen hitting the cheeks
  • How long should contractions be apart before going to the hospital.
    15-20 min
  • Epidurals can _________________ the labor process.
    Slow Down
  • _____________ is when the placenta is covering the cervix
    Placenta Previa
  • This substance accumulates at the cervix during pregnancy. When the cervix begins to open wider, this is discharged and may be slightly bloody. Labor may begin soon after.
    Mucus Plug
  • _______ is a serious pregnancy condition that occurs when the placenta grows too deeply into the uterine wall.
    Placenta Accreta
  • Name TWO of the complication instruments used in vaginal delivery.
    Forceps, Vacuum Extraction
  • List THREE risk factors of postpartum depression.
    Answers may vary
  • Breastfeeding is HIGHLY recommended because it will help shrink your _________.
    Uterus
  • Which procedure has benefits that allow the baby to get as much of the blood, oxygen and nutrients as possible. It's typically done a few minutes after birth.
    DCC or Delayed Cord Clamping
  • What is Complete Breech?
    Both feet down
  • _____________ is an extremely rare condition at which the mother experiences hallucinations, delusions, anxiety, rapid mood swings and bizarre behavior.
    Postpartum Psychosis
  • The Fist stage of dilation is
    Latent Stage 0-4CM
  • What percentage of American women choose to have an epidural?
    50%
  • ___________ is the Greek meaning of “Woman's Servant”, can assist in making birthing decision but doesn't have in depth medical training.
    Doula
  • is when the babies head is too big to pass through the mothers pelvis resulting in failure to progress.
    CPD
  • About how long does it take an epidural to kick in?
    15-20min
  • About _________ of pregnancies end in a miscarriage.
    15%
  • How long does it take to completely heal from a c-section.
    8 weeks
  • The third stage of labor is
    Delivery of the Placenta
  • The placenta is also called the
    Afterbirth
  • _______ is when the placenta separates from the wall of the uterus before birth.
    Placenta Abruption
  • area between the vagina and rectum.
    Perineum
  • Explain how a mother might feel after the delivery of the placenta?
    Shaky, Cold and tired
  • What percentage of expecting mothers water actually breaks naturally.
    15%