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Normal Delivery: Divisi Fetomaternal Departemen Obgin Fk-Usu/Rs. Ham
Normal Delivery: Divisi Fetomaternal Departemen Obgin Fk-Usu/Rs. Ham
Normal Delivery: Divisi Fetomaternal Departemen Obgin Fk-Usu/Rs. Ham
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Divisi FetoMaternal
Departemen Obgin FKUSU/RS. HAM
Duration of Pregnancy
Average 280 days or 40 weeks (9
months 10 days)
Estimated Date of Confinement (EDC)
Nageles rule
Date of first day of LMP
Subtract 3 months
Add 7 days
36
32,40
28
24
Fundal Height
Inpartu
is
regular uterine contraction
frequency
and
cervical changes (dilation and
Flattening)
First Stage
His and bloody show
Primigravida: OUI open, flat and thin cervical OUE
open.
Multigravida:
simultaneously.
Second Stage II
His stronger and faster every 2-3 minutes.
Head pressing the pelvic floor muscles
straining and defecation
Perinium prominent and wide and the anal
opening labia open, visible head of the
fetus in the vulva.
Born under the head with suboccipito
bregmatika.
Primigravida: 1.5 hours
multi: 0.5 hours.
Stage III
Lasted 6-15 minutes, the placenta
separated spontaneously or with
little emphasis on the fundus uteri.
Stage IV
Observe whether there are post
partum haemorrhage.
The 5 Ps of Labor:
Passenger (fetus)
Powers (uterine contractions)
Passage (the pelvis & maternal soft
parts)
Position (maternal)
Psyche (maternal psychological
status)
Powers
Minimal contraction
Duration 20 40 second
Occur 2 times / 10 minutes
Powers
His adequate
Contractions that ..
60 seconds duration
Pressure reached 50-60 mm Hg
Occur every 2-3 minutes
or
Produce good labor progress
Passenger
Fetal size
Fetal presentation
Fetal position
Moulding
Passenger
Passages
Maternal pelvis
Inlet
Outlet
Inlet
Mid pelvis
interspinous diameter > 10 cm
Outlet
subpubic angle
> 90
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HODGE
H1: above symph
- Promontorium
HII: Lower
Shymph
HIII: Spina
Isachiadica
HIV: Cocygeus
Station
Engagement
Descent
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extension
Restitution
External rotation of the shoulders
Expulsion
Third stage
Delivery of placenta
sign of placental separation (uterine
sign, vulva sign, cord sign)
Modified Crede,
Brandt Andrew
Controlled cord
traction
Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is neither easy nor
automatic.
Should be initiated within 1 hour
after delivery
Feed baby every 2-3 hrs to stimulate
milk production
Production should be established by 3696 hrs
Biology of labor
MAKMURS
Parturition
Normal Pregnancy
Uterine quiescence
Immature fetus
Closed cervix
Parturition
Coordinated uterine activity
Maturation of the fetus
Maternal lactation
Progressive cervical dilation
Initiation of Labor
Fetus
Sheep
Fetal ACTH and cortisol
Placental 17 hydroxylase
Estradiol
Progesterone
Placental production of oxytocin, PGF2
Humans
Fetal increased DHEA
Initiation of labor
Oxytocin
Peptide hormone
Hypothalamus-posterior pituitary
Fetal production
Maternal serum increase in second stage of
labor
Oxytocin receptors
Fundal location
100-200 x during pregnancy
Actions
Stimulate uterine contractions
Stimulate PG production from
amnion/decidua
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Theories of labor
1 Progesteron withdrawal.
Has quieting effect on uterus
Counterbalance estrogen.
2. Oxytocin production
Posterior pituitary
As pregnancy progresses oxytocin
receptor
3 Prostaglandin production
4 Endothelin production
Contraction smooth muscle.
High level in amniotic fluid.
6 Fetal cortisol.
7 Distention of uterus.
A PROSTAGLANDIN CASCADE.
Oxytocin receptor
Calcium channel
Extracellular
Intracellular
Phospholipase C
cAMP
Ca+
+ Oxytocin
+ Prostaglandin
MLCK
Ca
store
Uterine contractions
Contraction
Prostaglandin
Fetal membranes
Rupture
KASUS
Status present
Status obstetricus
CARDIOTOCOGRAPH/CTC
ELECTRONIC FETAL
MONITORING
Introduction
A Cardiotocograph (CTG)
is a record of the fetal
heart rate (FHR) either
measured from a
transducer on the
abdomen or a probe on
the fetal scalp. another
transducer measures the
uterine contractions over
the fundus
Abbreviation:
CTG = Cardiotocograph
What does
"Cardiotocograph" mean?
Cardio = heart
Toco = contractions (of
uterus during labour)
Graph = machine to record
Cardiotocograph = machine
to record the heart rate
(fetal heart) and
contractions of uterus during
labour
Physiology
During labour the fetus can
become stressed. can be
detected early by heart rate
The contractions also are
monitored
Units of measurement
Fetal heart rate: BPM (beats per
minute)
Contractions: contractions / 10
minutes.
Intra uterine pressure : mmHg
Typical values
Fetal heart rate:
100 160 BPM
Contractions:
3-4contractions /
10min.
IUP: 0 - 70 mmHg
Oligohydramnios
Hypertension
Abnormal fetal heart rate
Fetal malpresentation in
labor
IDDM
Multiple Gestation
Previous C/S
Trauma
Meconium
Interpretation
The CTG trace generally shows
two lines. The upper line is a
record of the fetal heart rate in
beats per minute.
The lower line is a recording of
uterine contractions from the
toco.
Baseline Rate
This should be between 100 and
160 beats per minute (BPM) and is
indicated by the FHR when stable
(with
accelerations
and
decelerations absent)
It should be taken over a period of
5 - 10 minutes
Bradycardia
This is defined as a baseline heart
rate of less than 110 bpm. If
between 110 and 100 it is suspicious
whereas below 100 it is pathological.
A steep sustained decrease in rate is
indicative of fetal distress and if the
cause cannot be reversed the fetus
should be delivered
Tachycardia
A suspicious tachycardia is
defined as being between 160
and 170 whereas a pathological
pattern is above 170.
Tachycardias can be indicative of:
1. fever
2. fetal infection
3. epidural
Baseline variations
The short term variations in
the baseline should be
between 10 and 15 bpm
(except during intervals of
fetal sleep which should be no
longer than 60 minutes)
Accelerations
This is defined as a transient
increase in heart rate of greater
than 15 bpm for at least 15
seconds. Two accelerations in 20
minutes is considered a reactive
trace/ reassuring.
Accelerations are a good sign
Decelerations
These may either be normal or
pathological. Early decelerations
occur at the same time as uterine
contractions and are usually due to fetal
head
Late decelerations persist after the
contraction has finished and suggest
fetal distress.