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- Naegele's rule
- Estimated due date = last menstrual period + 280 days. Adjust if cycle length differs from 28 days by adding or subtracting the difference.
- Gravida and para
- Gravida is the total number of pregnancies including current. Para is the number of births after 20 weeks or 500 grams.
- Folic acid in pregnancy
- 400 micrograms daily before conception and through first trimester reduces neural tube defects. Higher dose 4–5 mg for prior affected pregnancy.
- Rh immunoglobulin timing
- Give 300 micrograms (1500 IU) at 28 weeks and within 72 hours postpartum if mother Rh-negative and newborn Rh-positive.
- Active phase labor progress
- Cervical dilation of at least 1 cm per hour from 5 cm onward. Arrest is no dilation for 2 hours despite adequate contractions.
- Second stage duration limits
- Nullipara up to 3 hours, multipara up to 2 hours. Add 1 hour if epidural analgesia is used.
- Fetal heart rate categories
- Category I: baseline 110–160, moderate variability, no late or variable decelerations. Category III includes absent variability with recurrent decelerations or bradycardia.
- Active management third stage
- Uterotonic (oxytocin 10 IU IM), controlled cord traction, and uterine massage reduce postpartum hemorrhage risk.
- Postpartum hemorrhage definition
- Blood loss of 500 mL or more after vaginal birth, 1000 mL or more after cesarean, or any loss causing hemodynamic instability.
- Lochia types
- Lochia rubra days 1–3 (red), serosa days 4–10 (pink-brown), alba after day 10 (white-yellow).
- Newborn vital signs
- Normal respiratory rate 40–60 per minute, heart rate 120–160 beats per minute, axillary temperature 36.5–37.5 degrees Celsius.
- Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale
- Screening tool for postpartum depression. Score of 10 or more or positive answer to question 10 requires further assessment.
- Preeclampsia severe features
- Blood pressure 160/110 or higher, platelets below 100,000, elevated liver enzymes, creatinine above 1.1, pulmonary edema, or visual/cerebral symptoms.
- Magnesium sulfate toxicity
- Signs include loss of deep tendon reflexes, respiratory rate below 12, and oliguria. Stop infusion and give calcium gluconate 1 g IV.
- Gestational diabetes diagnosis
- 75 g oral glucose tolerance test: fasting 92 or higher, 1 hour 180 or higher, 2 hours 153 mg/dL or higher. Any one value abnormal.
- Placenta previa
- Painless vaginal bleeding after 20 weeks. Avoid digital vaginal examination. Confirm by ultrasound. Cesarean for complete previa.
- Shoulder dystocia maneuvers
- McRoberts, suprapubic pressure, internal rotation, delivery of posterior arm, and all-fours. Avoid fundal pressure.
- Cord prolapse management
- Call for help, knee-chest or Trendelenburg position, elevate presenting part manually, fill bladder if needed, immediate cesarean delivery.
- Eclamptic seizure treatment
- Protect airway, left lateral position, magnesium sulfate 4–6 g IV loading then 1–2 g per hour. Control blood pressure. Deliver after stabilization.
- Newborn resuscitation ratio
- Chest compressions if heart rate below 60 after 30 seconds effective ventilation. Compression to ventilation ratio 3:1.
- Emergency contraception options
- Levonorgestrel 1.5 mg within 72 hours, ulipristal 30 mg within 120 hours, or copper IUD within 5 days (most effective).
- Combined pill contraindications
- Smoking 15 or more cigarettes daily at age 35 or older, hypertension 160/100 or higher, history of DVT/PE, migraine with aura, breast cancer, severe liver disease.
- Lactational amenorrhea method
- Requires exclusive breastfeeding, amenorrhea, and infant under 6 months. 98% effective when all criteria are met.
- Syphilis in pregnancy treatment
- Benzathine penicillin G 2.4 million units IM is the only proven fetal treatment. Penicillin allergy requires desensitization.
- Informed consent elements
- Capacity, disclosure of risks and benefits and alternatives, and voluntariness. Document the discussion.
- Mandatory reporting examples
- Suspected child abuse or neglect, domestic violence per jurisdiction, and certain communicable diseases such as HIV per local law.
- Documentation error correction
- Draw a single line through the error, write initial and date, and add correct information. Never obliterate or use correction fluid.
- Five rights of medication
- Right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time. Add documentation and reason for administration.
- Oxytocin infusion risks
- Uterine hyperstimulation and hyponatremia with high-volume IV. Titrate to 3–5 contractions in 10 minutes.
- Methylergonovine contraindication
- Contraindicated in hypertension and preeclampsia due to vasoconstriction. Dose 0.2 mg IM.
- Hand hygiene five moments
- Before patient contact, before aseptic task, after body fluid exposure, after patient contact, after touching surroundings.
- Clean delivery kit contents
- Soap, clean gloves, sterile blade, cord ties, clean cloth. Supports clean hands, clean perineum, clean surface for safe motherhood.