OB Fundamentals

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What is dysmenorrhea?

Pain during menstruation

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What symptoms are associated with dysmenorrhea?

Headache, faintness, dizziness, nausea, diarrhea, backache, and leg pain

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What causes dysmenorrhea?

Muscular contractions of the myometrium, infection, inflammation, or IUD presence

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What is mittelschmerz?

Pain from follicular rupture and ovary bleeding during the menstrual cycle

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Where is mittelschmerz pain typically located?

Right or left lower abdominal quadrant

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When does mittelschmerz typically occur?

Mid-cycle

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What must mittelschmerz be differentiated from?

Appendicitis or other surgical emergencies

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What is gravida?

Number of times a woman has been pregnant, including the current pregnancy

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What is para?

Number of live births after 20 weeks’ gestation

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What is the antepartum period?

Maternal period before delivery

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What is the intrapartum period?

Maternal period during delivery

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What is the postpartum period?

Maternal period after delivery

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What is term pregnancy?

Pregnancy reaching 40 weeks gestation

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When does the first stage of labor begin?

With contractions

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When does the first stage of labor end?

When the cervix is fully dilated to 10 cm

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When does the second stage of labor begin?

At full cervical dilation

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When does the second stage of labor end?

Delivery of the newborn

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When does the third stage of labor begin?

Delivery of the baby

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When does the third stage of labor end?

Delivery of the placenta

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What contraction pattern suggests imminent delivery?

Regular contractions lasting 45–60 seconds occurring every 1–2 minutes

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How are contraction intervals measured?

From the beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next

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What should be done if contractions are greater than 5 minutes apart?

Transport

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What urge commonly occurs with imminent delivery?

Urge to bear down or sensation of a bowel movement

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What visible sign may occur with imminent delivery?

Crowning

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If a mother believes delivery is imminent, what should you do?

Always believe your patient

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What is a precipitous birth?

Labor to birth occurring in less than 3 hours

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How dilated is the cervix at the end of the first stage of labor?

10 cm

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What stage of labor includes delivery of the newborn?

Second stage

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What stage of labor includes delivery of the placenta?

Third stage

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What is the key abdominal pain associated with mittelschmerz?

Right or left lower quadrant pain during mid-cycle

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What pregnancy term refers to the number of pregnancies?

Gravida

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What pregnancy term refers to the number of live births after 20 weeks?

Para