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62 Possible reasons for an emergency caesarean delivery, except: A. Maternal hemorrhage B. Accelerations and decelerations can both occur during labor C. Placenta abruption (the placenta peels away from the wall of your uterus) D. Uterine rupture (your uterus tears along a previous C-section scar

62 Possible reasons for an emergency caesarean delivery, except: A. Maternal hemorrhage B. Accelerations and decelerations can both occur during labor C. Placenta abruption (the placenta peels away from the wall of your uterus) D. Uterine rupture (your uterus tears along a previous C-section scar

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62 Possible reasons for an emergency caesarean delivery, except: A. Maternal hemorrhage B. Accelerations and decelerations can both occur during labor C. Placenta abruption (the placenta peels away from the wall of your uterus) D. Uterine rupture (your uterus tears along a previous C-section scar 63 Preoperative Assessment of patient for CS delivery A. Assess the woman about past surgeries. secondary illnesses, allergies to foods or drugs, reaction to anesthesia, and medications that could increase any surgical risk. B. An obese woman with poor nutritional status is at risk for a slow wound healing. C. The general medication history of the woman must also be assessed because there are drugs that could increase the surgical risk by interfering with the effects of anesthesia. D. To prevent fluid and electrolyte imbalance, intravenous fluid replacement is initiated preoperatively and postoperatively. E. A woman with lower than normal blood volume might feel the effects of surgery more than a woman with normal blood volume. a) ABC b) BCD c) ACE d)All of the above 64 Preoperative preparation for patient for CS delivery all but one: A. Secure consent for surgical procedure B. Last 24 hours food intake C. Preparation of incision site D. Identify allergies to foods or meds 65 This type of surgical incision for CS delivery is a transverse skin incision, two finger-breadths above the symphysis pubis, which is extended in the direction of the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and ends 2-3 cm medial to ASIS on both sides A. Mid-line incision B. Pfanensteil incision C. Joel Cohen incision D. Mcburny'sincision 66 Which of the following is NOT a cons of birth by c-section? A. Risk of developing an infection of the lining of the uterus (endometritis). B. Postpartum hemorrhage.. C. Reactions to anesthesia. D. Increased risks during future pregnancies E. It is usually life-threatening 67 Which of the following statements is false about C section delivery? A. Babies born vaginally are healthier than those born by c-section B. surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus C. C-section might be planned ahead of time if you develop pregnancy complications D. Had a previous C-section and aren't considering a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) E. Babies born vaginally are more likely to develop allergies
Transcribed Image Text:62 Possible reasons for an emergency caesarean delivery, except: A. Maternal hemorrhage B. Accelerations and decelerations can both occur during labor C. Placenta abruption (the placenta peels away from the wall of your uterus) D. Uterine rupture (your uterus tears along a previous C-section scar 63 Preoperative Assessment of patient for CS delivery A. Assess the woman about past surgeries. secondary illnesses, allergies to foods or drugs, reaction to anesthesia, and medications that could increase any surgical risk. B. An obese woman with poor nutritional status is at risk for a slow wound healing. C. The general medication history of the woman must also be assessed because there are drugs that could increase the surgical risk by interfering with the effects of anesthesia. D. To prevent fluid and electrolyte imbalance, intravenous fluid replacement is initiated preoperatively and postoperatively. E. A woman with lower than normal blood volume might feel the effects of surgery more than a woman with normal blood volume. a) ABC b) BCD c) ACE d)All of the above 64 Preoperative preparation for patient for CS delivery all but one: A. Secure consent for surgical procedure B. Last 24 hours food intake C. Preparation of incision site D. Identify allergies to foods or meds 65 This type of surgical incision for CS delivery is a transverse skin incision, two finger-breadths above the symphysis pubis, which is extended in the direction of the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and ends 2-3 cm medial to ASIS on both sides A. Mid-line incision B. Pfanensteil incision C. Joel Cohen incision D. Mcburny'sincision 66 Which of the following is NOT a cons of birth by c-section? A. Risk of developing an infection of the lining of the uterus (endometritis). B. Postpartum hemorrhage.. C. Reactions to anesthesia. D. Increased risks during future pregnancies E. It is usually life-threatening 67 Which of the following statements is false about C section delivery? A. Babies born vaginally are healthier than those born by c-section B. surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus C. C-section might be planned ahead of time if you develop pregnancy complications D. Had a previous C-section and aren't considering a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) E. Babies born vaginally are more likely to develop allergies
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