Module 13

Question 1

The body part of the fetus with the largest diameter

Answer 1

Head

Question 2

What are the three most important part of the cranium bones

Answer 2

The frontal, 2parietal, and occipital

Question 3

It is a fibrous joints connecting the bones of the skull.

Answer 3

Cranial sutures

Question 4

It allows the bones to move and overlap

Answer 4

Molding

Question 5

It’s a type of cranial sutures where it joins the two parietal bones

Answer 5

Sagittal suture

Question 6

It’s a type of cranial suture; line of juncture to the frontal bones and the two parietal bones

Answer 6

Coronal suture

Question 7

A juncture of the occipital bone and the two parietal bones

Answer 7

Lambdoid suture

Question 8

A membrane covered spaces found at the juncture of the main switcher lines

Answer 8

Fontanelles

Question 9

A diamond- shaped fontanelle that closes at 18 months

Answer 9

Anterior fontanelle or bregma

Question 10

A triangular and smaller than the bregma fontanelle that closest at 2 to 3 months

Answer 10

Posterior fontanelle or lambda

Question 11

A space between the fontanelles

Answer 11

Vertex

Question 12

Refers to change in the shape of the fetal skull produced by the force of the uterine contractions

Answer 12

Molding

Question 13

How many days does molding usually lasts?

Answer 13

Lasts only a day or 2

Question 14

Narrowest about 9.5 cm from the inferior aspect of the occiput to the center of the anterior fontanelle

Answer 14

Suboccipital bregmatic diameter

Question 15

About 12 cm measured from the bridge of the nose to the occipital prominence

Answer 15

Occipito frontal diameter

Question 16

This is the widest measurement anterior posterior diameter 13.5 measure from the chain to the posterior fontanelle

Answer 16

Occipito mental diameter

Question 17

A flexion in which the chin rests on the thorax; suboccipitobregmatic diameter

Answer 17

Full flexion

Question 18

An accipitofrontal diameter is presented; what flexion is this?

Answer 18

Moderate flexion

Question 19

It is a type of flexion which the head is hyperextended or the diameter is occipital mental diameter

Answer 19

Poor flexion

Question 21

If the presenting part is not yet engaged

Answer 21

Floating

Question 22

The presenting part is descending but not yet reach the ischial spines

Answer 22

Dipping

Question 23

It is the relationship between the long axis of the fetal body and the long axis of the woman’s body

Answer 23

Fetall lie

Question 24

It refers to the relationship of the presenting part of the fetus to the level of the ischial spines

Answer 24

Station

Question 25

Engagement is in what station

Answer 25

0 station

Question 26

When presenting part is above the scale spines -1 to -4 station

Answer 26

Floating

Question 27

When the presenting part is below the ischial spines it is in what station?

Answer 27

+ 1 to + 4 or plus station

Question 28

In what station does crowning appear

Answer 28

+ 3 or + 4 station the presenting part is at the perineum and can be seen if the vulva is separated

Question 30

It refers to the first body part of the fetus to enter the pelvis

Answer 30

Fetal presentation

Question 31

Most ideal presentation and has four types: the vertex ,brow, face and, mentum

Answer 31

Cephalic presentation or vertex presentation

Question 32

It is a breech presentation where the fetal knees are up against the umbilicus

Answer 32

Good attitude

Question 33

Type of breech presentation where the knees are extended

Answer 33

Poor attitude

Question 34

What are the three types of breeches

Answer 34

Complete (good flexion) Frank(moderate flexion) Footling breech (very poor flexion)