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A pregnant woman with gonorrhea is giving birth. she has an active infection. would we do a c-section?

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indications for induction (on your slide) it said non reassuring fetal testing.....
one cervical ripening contraindication is a non reassuring FHR tracing....
i was confused by these answers and hoping you could explain. thank you

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If you have a bowl with 6 apples and you take away four, how many do you have?

answer is down below:

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why are frequent moderate uterine contraction contraindicated for cervical ripening?
what would be an "ideal" uterine contraction pattern?
i believe the book said "U/C activity should be no more frequent than every 1.5 minutes (or 5 within 10 min). duration: no longer than 90-120. Interval between U/C: at least 30 seconds. pg. 345"

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could we induce a patient with worsening preeclampsia?

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is augmentation ONLY contraindicated in complete placenta previa?

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what phase of the stages of labor do i give pain medication? that would be the active phase, correct?
i know i wouldn't do it in the transitional because it would make the baby flaccid....

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interventions for a prolapsed cord. using my (somewhat) rational thinking, i would first re-position, then administer 02, then increase IV fluids, and if that doesn't work i push the baby upwards with a gloved sterile hand?

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I am still not sure of S/S of placental separation. in the book it states: spherical shaped uterus, cord descends further from the vagina, uterus rises upward towards the abdomen as placenta descends and pushes the fundus upward, and a gush of blood appears. i want to know why these would happen. i kind of understand why a gush of blood would come, but wouldn't a gush of blood come anyways? all that amniotic fluid mixed with blood....

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I could not write on the other tablet when i had followed the link, so i will write something here. question 1.

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I could not write on the other tablet when i had followed the link, so i will write something here. question 1.

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To avoid unreliable pregnancy test, when is the best time to take a pregnancy test?  would it be 1 week after conception? i am curious because i read that a woman should avoid taking it the day after their missed period because it could be wrong....

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will all preeclampsia patients have proteinuria? or only severe cases....

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The fetal development of genitalia is usually done by week 12 but does that mean it is possible to determine the sex of the fetus at the 12th week?

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Why does the bladder have to be empty before and during labor?

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does cord prolapse lead to cord compression or are they two separate situations?

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does cord prolapse lead to cord compression or are they two separate situations?

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On slide 58 for management of prolapsed cord it says: "push the fetal presenting part upward", how does this help with relieving cord compression? and also what part, the cord, the head?

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On slide 58 for management of prolapsed cord it says: "push the fetal presenting part upward", how does this help with relieving cord compression? and also what part, the cord, the head?

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The 4 you took away

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Does (marked) high variability more than 25 bpm above fetal baseline indicate complications? If so, what type of complications?

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