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Maternal Child

Maternal Child HealthPerinatologist Corner ‹ C.E.U./C.M.E. Modules

Perinatologist Corner - C.E.U/C.M.E. Modules

Post-term Pregnancy and Induction of Labor

Sponsored by The Indian Health Service Clinical Support Center

1 How to participate

For more details about how to participate in this C.E.U./C.M.E. program, see the Perinatologist Corner page. Also see specifics there on Goals, Sponsorship and Credit, and Disclosure.

Goal and objectives

Goals

The student will understand the maternal and fetal consequences, methods and limitations of screening, and understand the management of Post-term pregnancy.

Objectives

The objectives for this module are:

  • The student will understand the maternal and fetal consequences Post-term pregnancy and induction of labor
  • The student will understand the methods and limitations of Post-term pregnancy and induction of labor
  • The student will understand the management of Post-term pregnancy and induction of labor

Case scenarios

Case 1

Mary Kasiak is a 24 y/o G1P0 at 41 weeks 1 day by an 8 weeks 3 days ultrasound consistent with her dates. The pregnancy has been uneventful. At present she reports good fetal movements and only Braxton-Hicks type uterine contractions. Her cervix is fingertip dilated, 50% effaced, soft, posterior, cephalic with the presenting part at –2 station. What is your best plan of action for her at this point?

 

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