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Aseptic Techniques and Family Planning

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MODULE 8

Sterile Field - placement of sterile equipment.


Sterile drapes - treatment site.

Equipment
 sterile pack
 drape
 sterile gloves
 PPE
Some procedure require medical rather than surgical aseptic.

MODULE 9
Sterile glove - prevent transmission of pathogens.

Level of Latex Reactions

Irritant Dermatitis - nonallergenic response.

Type IV hypersensitivity - cell mediated allergic reaction.

Type I allergic reaction - life threatening.

Individual at risk of of Latex Allergy

 Spina Bifida
 Congenital defects
 History of indwelling catheters

MODULE 10

Catheterization - to drain urine.

Facilitates evacuation of urine


Monitors urine output
Prevents distended bladder
Empty bladder before and during surgery

MODULE 11

Pelvic Examination - important part of exam for female patients.

Includes:

Inspection of External Genitalia


Vaginal Exam
Cervix and vaginal walls
Rectal Exam

Equipment Used:
Speculum - main equipment

Pendersen’s speculum
Grave’s speculum

MODULE 12

Papanicolau Smear (PAP ~ SMEAR)


Consideration
 After a total hysterectomy
 Older age

Test can detect


 Precancerous cell changes
 HPV
 Cancer

Special Consideration
 Hospitalizations patients
 First exam
 History of trauma

MODULE 13

Family Planning - improving quality of life.


Consent Form

 Parental Consent Form


 Informed Consent Form

MODULE 14

Natural Family Planning


 Abstinence
 Calendar
 Basal Body Temp
 Cervical Mucus Method

Symptothermal Methods
 Lactation Amenorrhea Method
 Coitus Interruptus

Barrier Methods
 Chemical
 Spermicide

Mechanical Methods
 Diaphragm
 Cervical Caps
 Male&Female Condom

Hormonal Methods
 Oral route
 Contraceptives
 Progestin-only
 Transdermal patch
 Vaginal insertion
 Implant
 Injection
 IUD

Surgical Methods
 Vasectomy
 Tubal Ligation
MODULE 15
Hormonal Method - makes use pf hormones

Estrogen acts to suppress FSH


“Mini pill”

Transdermal Contraception - refers to patches.

Vaginal Ring - silicone ring that surrounds the cervix.

Norplant System - subdermal implant rods.

Injection - medroxyprogesterone acetate.

IUD - mall plastic object.

Vasectomy - male procedure.

Tubal Ligation - fallopian tubes are cut.

Laparoscopy - common procedure to achieve tubal ligation.

Culdoscopy - tube inserted through posterior formix of vagina.

Complications:
 Bowel Perforation
 Hemorrhage

MODULE 16

Cardiotocography - graphic recording of fetal heart rate.


Baseline Fetal Heart rate 25 beats/min

Decelerations - decrease in FHR

ANTENATAL MATERNAL FACTORS

ANTENATAL FETAL FACTORS

MATERNAL FACTORS DURING LABOR

FACTORS RELATED TO LABOR

FETAL FACTORS DURING LABOR

Variable Deceleration caused by short term circulatory disorder.

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