Managing Complications in Pregnancy and Childbirth: - IAWG

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SECTION 2SYMPTOMS
SHOCK S-1Shock is characterized by failure of the circulatory system to maintainadequate perfusion of the vital organs. Shock is a life-threateningcondition that requires immediate and intensive treatment.Suspect or anticipate shock if at least one of the following is present:• bleeding in early pregnancy (e.g. abortion, ectopic or molarpregnancy);• bleeding in late pregnancy or labour (e.g. placenta praevia,abruptio placentae, ruptured uterus);• bleeding after childbirth (e.g. ruptured uterus, uterine atony, tearsof genital tract, retained placenta or placental fragments);• infection (e.g. unsafe or septic abortion, amnionitis, metritis,pyelonephritis);• trauma (e.g. injury to uterus or bowel during abortion, ruptureduterus, tears of genital tract).SYMPTOMS AND SIGNSDiagnose shock if the following symptoms and signs are present:• fast, weak pulse (110 per minute or more);• low blood pressure (systolic less than 90 mm Hg).Other symptoms and signs of shock include:• pallor (especially of inner eyelid, palms or around mouth);• sweatiness or cold clammy skin;• rapid breathing (rate of 30 breaths per minute or more);• anxiousness, confusion or unconsciousness;• scanty urine output (less than 30 mL per hour).MANAGEMENTIMMEDIATE MANAGEMENT• SHOUT FOR HELP. Urgently mobilize all available personnel.
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WHO/RHR/00.7Distr: GeneralIntegrate
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©World Health Organization, 2000Th
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iiTable of contentsLoss of fetal mo
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ivPreface
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viIntroduction
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viiiHow to use the manualprocedure,
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xAbbreviations
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xiiList of diagnoses
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RAPID INITIAL ASSESSMENT C-1When a
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Rapid initial assessmentC-3Abdomina
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TALKING WITH WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILI
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EMOTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
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Emotional and psychological support
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C-16 Emotional and psychological su
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C-16 Emergencies• If the woman is
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C-18 General care principles- after
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C-20 General care principlesaGloves
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C-22 General care principles- weari
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C-24 General care principles• Nev
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C-24 Clinical use of blood, blood p
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Page 57 and 58: ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY C-35Infection du
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Page 63 and 64: Anaesthesia and analgesiaC-41TABLE
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UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF LABOUR S
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MALPOSITIONS AND MALPRESENTATIONS S
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Malpositions and malpresentationsS-
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S-84 Shoulder dystociaFIGURE S-26As
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S-86 Shoulder dystocia
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S-88 Labour with an overdistended u
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S-94 Labour with a scarred uterus-
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S-96 Fetal distress in labour- If t
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S-98 Prolapsed cord- If breech pres
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S-100 Fever during pregnancy and la
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FEVER AFTER CHILDBIRTH S-107PROBLEM
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Fever after childbirthS-109Presenti
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Fever after childbirthS-111aGive he
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Fever after childbirthS-113• If t
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Fever after childbirthS-115- apply
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Fever after childbirthS-117• Remo
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ABDOMINAL PAIN IN EARLY PREGNANCY S
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Abdominal pain in early pregnancyS-
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Abdominal pain in early pregnancyS-
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S-120 Abdominal pain in later pregn
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S-126 Difficulty in breathingDIAGNO
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S-128 Difficulty in breathing- Give
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S-130 Difficulty in breathing
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LOSS OF FETAL MOVEMENTS S-131PROBLE
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Loss of fetal movementsS-133• Alt
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PRELABOUR RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES S-13
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Prelabour rupture of membranesS-137
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Prelabour rupture of membranesS-139
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IMMEDIATE NEWBORN CONDITIONS OR S-1
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SECTION 3PROCEDURES
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P-2 Paracervical blocktry again. Ne
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P-4 Pudendal blockFIGURE P-2Perinea
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P-6 Pudendal block• Inject 10 mL
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P-8 Local anaesthesia for caesarean
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P-10 Local anaesthesia for caesarea
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P-12 Spinal anaesthesia• If the n
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KETAMINE P-13TABLE P-5Indications a
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EXTERNAL VERSION P-15• Review for
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INDUCTION AND AUGMENTATION OF LABOU
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Induction and augmentation of labou
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VACUUM EXTRACTION P-27Figure P-6 sh
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Vacuum extractionP-29• With the p
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Vacuum extractionP-31FAILURE• Vac
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FORCEPS DELIVERY P-33• Review for
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Forceps deliveryP-35- fetal heart r
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BREECH DELIVERY P-37• Review for
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Breech deliveryP-39• Hold the bab
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Breech deliveryP-41Note: Ask an ass
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Breech deliveryP-43extended at hip
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CAESAREAN SECTION P-43• Review fo
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Caesarean sectionP-45• Use two fi
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Caesarean sectionP-47• Hand the b
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Caesarean sectionP-49CLOSING THE AB
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Caesarean sectionP-51• Women with
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Caesarean sectionP-53• Grasp the
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P-54 SymphysiotomyAbduction of the
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P-58 Craniotomy and craniocentesis
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P-62 Dilatation and curettage- Take
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CULDOCENTESIS AND COLPOTOMY P-69CUL
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Culdocentesis and colpotomyP-71•
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P-72 EpisiotomyFIGURE P-39Infiltrat
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P-74 Episiotomy- At the opening of
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P-78 Manual removal of placenta•
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P-80 Manual removal of placenta•
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P-2 Repair of cervical tears
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REPAIR OF VAGINAL AND PERINEAL TEAR
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P-84 Repair of vaginal and perineal
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CORRECTING UTERINE INVERSION P-91
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P-96 Repair of ruptured uterus• S
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P-98 Repair of ruptured uterus• I
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UTERINE AND UTERO-OVARIAN ARTERY P-
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POSTPARTUM HYSTERECTOMY P-103Postpa
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Postpartum hysterectomyP-105FIGURE
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Postpartum hysterectomyP-107• Clo
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Postpartum hysterectomyP-109POSTOPE
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P-110 Salpingectomy for ectopic pre
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P-112 Salpingectomy for ectopic pre
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INDEX A-3Abdominal distensiondiagno
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IndexA-5Atonic uterusdiagnosis, S-2
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IndexS-97transverse lie and, P-49tu
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IndexDescentassessment of, C-61Dext
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IndexFetal skull landmarks, C-62Fev
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Indexpostoperative care, P-108subto
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IndexA-15Maintenance fluid therapy,
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IndexA-17syphilis, management, S-15
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Indexgeneral management, S-25Pre-ec
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IndexA-21Stillbirthemotional consid
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IndexA-23anaesthesia options, C-45b
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