Intrapartum/Laboring Patient

Which of the following include ALL criteria assessed in Bishop's Scoring?

• Gestational Age. Cervical Dilation. Station. Effacement.

• Fetal Lie. Fetal Attitude. Fetal Station. Dilation. Effacement.

• Cervical Dilation. Cervical Effacement. Cervical Position. Cervical Consistency. Fetal Station.

• Dilation. Effacement. Cervical Consistency. Fetal Lie. Fetal Station.

In general, what Bishop's Score is the most favorable for an oxytocin-induced labor?

• 6 or greater

• 6 or less

• 8 or greater

• 8 or less

In what stage of labor is the placenta delivered?

What landmark is used to determine station?

• Iliac Crest

• Pelvic Outlet

• True Pelvis

• Ischial Spines

Which of the following are risk factors for preterm labor?

• Infection

• Cigarette smoking

• Great than 30 years of age

• Low blood pressure

• Uterine abnormalities

Variable decelerations are caused by...

• Normal variations in fetal heart rate

• Head compression

• Uteroplacental insufficiency

• Cord compression

How is a GBS positive woman treated?

• Antibiotics starting at 36 weeks until delivery

• Delivering the baby via C-Section

• IV antibiotics during labor

• Yogurt in the labial folds twice a week

What are the "four P's" of labor?

• Passenger. Participant. Passageway. Psyche.

• Passenger. Passageway. Partner. Psyche.

• Passenger. Passageway. Powers. Pscyhe.

• Partner. Passenger. Powers. Psyche.

Labor arrest is defined by...

• Slow progression of labor (less than 1.2cm/hour)

• No dilation or descent in 2 hours

• No cervical change in 4 hours

• A woman from the jail laboring at the hospital

Which of the following is an indication for Cesarean delivery?

• Polyhydramnios

• Gonorrhea

• Prolapsed cord

• Nuchal cord