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SET A

1. Dystocia A. Abnormal, long or difficult labor or delivery 2. Uterine Dystocia B. Dysfunctional uterine contractions 3. Amniotomy C. Artificial rupture of the amniotic sac 4. Cervical Ripening D. Softening and effacing of the cervix 5. Hypetonic uterine contractions E. Increase in frequency of contractions, but intensity is decreased 6. Cephalopelvic Disproportion F. Large baby or small pelvis 7. Version G. Alteration of fetal position by abdominal or intrauterine manipulation 8. Amnioinfusion H. Infusion of warm saline into the uterine cavity 9. Forceps delivery I. Instrument placed over vertex of head usually applied after crowning 10. Vacuum extraction J. Disk shaped cup placed over vertex of head and suction applied 11. Episiotomy K. Surgical incision to allow more room for delivery 12. Cesarean Delivery L. Delivery through an incision 13. Prolonged Labor M. Labor lasting more than 18 - 24 hours 14. Failure to Progress N. Unable to make changes in dilation or effacement 15. Precipitous labor and delivery O. Labor that last less than 3 hours, unexpected fast delivery 16. Cord Prolapse P. Protrusion of the umbilical cord through the cervical canal 17. PROM Q. Spontaneous rupture of the membranes 18. Preterm Labor R. Labor that occurs after 20 weeks but before 37 weeks 19. Amniotic Fluid Embolism S. Escape of amniotic fluid into the maternal circulation 20. Induction of Labor T. Stimulation of uterine contractions before the onset of labor

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SET B

1. Dystocia A. Abnormal, long or difficult labor or delivery 2. Uterine Dystocia B. Dysfunctional uterine contractions 3. Amniotomy C. Artificial rupture of the amniotic sac 4. Cervical Ripening D. Softening and effacing of the cervix 5. Hypetonic uterine contractions E. Increase in frequency of contractions, but intensity is decreased 6. Cephalopelvic Disproportion F. Large baby or small pelvis 7. Version G. Alteration of fetal position by abdominal or intrauterine manipulation 8. Amnioinfusion H. Infusion of warm saline into the uterine cavity 9. Forceps delivery I. Instrument placed over vertex of head usually applied after crowning 10. Vacuum extraction J. Disk shaped cup placed over vertex of head and suction applied 11. Episiotomy K. Surgical incision to allow more room for delivery 12. Cesarean Delivery L. Delivery through an incision 13. Prolonged Labor M. Labor lasting more than 18 - 24 hours 14. Failure to Progress N. Unable to make changes in dilation or effacement

15. Precipitous labor and delivery O. Labor that last less than 3 hours, unexpected fast delivery 16. Cord Prolapse P. Protrusion of the umbilical cord through the cervical canal 17. PROM Q. Spontaneous rupture of the membranes 18. Preterm Labor R. Labor that occurs after 20 weeks but before 37 weeks 19. Amniotic Fluid Embolism S. Escape of amniotic fluid into the maternal circulation 20. Induction of Labor T. Stimulation of uterine contractions before the onset of labor