Risk Factors
Baby's size is larger than average
what is fetal macrosomia?
the head is...
delivered, but then goes back into the birth canal
(turtle sign)
excessive bleeding
what is postpartum hemorrhage?
mother's legs are pulled back to abdomen so that the pelvis can flatten and rotate her pelvis
what is McRoberts Maneuver
History of
what is previous shoulder dystocia?
baby's face can be..
what is red and puffy?
Mother needs to be stitched after delivery
What is tearing?
pressure applied above the pubic bone using a palm/fist
what is suprapubic pressure
Mother's weight
what is maternal obesity?
baby's head has been out for..
what is one minute without shoulders delivering?
separation of mother's body part
what is separation of pubic bone?
an intentional fracture of a baby's bone to reduce the diameter of the baby's shoulder
what is fracturing the clavicle bone
Mother's comorbidity
what is diabetes?
stage that is prolonged
what is prolonged first and or second stage of labor
Your OB may break this bone to release the baby
what is the clavicle?
When you place two to four fingers along back on anterior shoulder and rotate 30 degrees
What is Rubin II
Abnormal physical feature of mother
compression of umbilical cord, compression of fetal neck vessels, premature separation of placenta are all signs of
what is fetal hypoxia
OB pushes baby's head back in to perform c-section
what is zavanelli maneuver?
If the McRoberts maneuver and suprapubic pressure are unsuccessful, delivery of what part of the infants body shoulder be considered
What is the infants posterior arm