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Emergency Department Active Labor Presentation
, Labor Phone Triage
History
Demographics (if phone triage)
Patient name and age
Distance from hospital
Primary obstetrics provider
Pregnancy History
Parity
Gestational age
and estimated delivery date
Prenatal Course and past obstetrics history
Twin Gestation
Prior cesarean (planned repeat cesarean or
VBAC
)
Gestational Diabetes
Breech Presentation
Placenta Previa
GBS Positive status (36 week culture result)
Contraction history
Onset
Frequency
Duration
Intensity
Associated obstetric symptoms
Rupture of Membranes
(and is there meconium staining)
Fetal movement
Vaginal Bleeding
Other symptoms
Fever
or concurrent illness
Oral intake
Indications
Evaluation at Labor and Delivery (via phone triage)
Gene
ral
Unable to speak during 2 contractions during triage
Suspected
Rupture of Membranes
Nulliparous
patient
Contractions every 5 minutes
Multiparous
patient
Contractions every 8-10 minutes
Exam
Fetal Heart Rate
Fetal Heart Tracing
(if available)
Contraction frequency
Cervix
exam
See
Cervical Examination in Labor
Cervical dilation (closed to completely dilated at 10 cm)
Cervical effacement (
Cervical Length
)
Fetal Presentation
(vertex or
Breech Presentation
)
Fetal Position
(
Occiput Anterior
or
Occiput Posterior
)
Management
See
Spontaneous Vaginal Delivery
Complications
First Stage of Labor
Fetal Distress
Second Stage of Labor
Fetal Malpresentation
Breech Presentation
Umbilical Cord Prolapse
Shoulder Dystocia
(and
Shoulder Dystocia Management
)
Uterine Rupture
Uterine Inversion
Third Stage of Labor
Postpartum Hemorrhage
Retained Placenta
References
Doty in Herbert (2016) EM:Rap 16(5):3-4
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