Final Exam- Funeral Directing Questions And Answers

Version: Contraindications {Ans: -Uterine malformation -Previous cesarean -Fetal size ≥ 4000g -Cephalopelvic disproportion -Multifetal gestation -Oligohydramnios -Ruptured membranes -Cord around fetal body or neck (nuchal cord) -Uteroplacental insufficiency -Engagement of fetal head -Placenta previa}What do we call it when a woman's water brakes on its own, vs. what we call it when a dr. breaks it for her? {Ans: Spontaneous rupture of membranes (SROM) vs. Artificial rupture of membranes (AROM)}When/why would a mom be given RhoGAM? {Ans: When she is Rh- in case the baby were to be Rh+ ▷︎given 24-28 weeks ▷︎before any procedure ▷︎if baby is born and is Rh+ Rhogam is given again to mom within 72 hours after pregnancy to help with next pregnancy}True labor vs. False labor {Ans: True labor -increased contractions -increased discomfort -cervical change: progressive effacement and dilation most important False labor -contractions inconsistent (Braxton hicks) -discomfort is more annoying than truly painful -cervix does not change}What is the first thing we do when a PPH is suspected? {Ans: Assess the Fundus (top of uterus)- very tender after delivery -should feel firm like forehead -If not firm (feels like cheek) its a boggy uterus or uterine atony}Effect of