The bony canal through which the fetus passes through during birth is ____. The graphical record of cervical dilatation against duration of labour is ____. The term placenta weighs... The bony canal through which the fetus passes through during birth is ____. The graphical record of cervical dilatation against duration of labour is ____. The term placenta weighs about ____ gms. The name given to the lochia between 1-4 days is called ____.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to fill in the blanks related to childbirth and obstetrics. It focuses on the terminology associated with the birth process, including the bony canal, graphical records of labor dilatation, weight of the placenta, and a term for lochia.
Answer
Birth canal, partogram, 500 gms, lochia rubra.
The bony canal through which the fetus passes during birth is the birth canal. The graphical record of cervical dilatation against duration of labour is the partogram. The term placenta weighs about 500 gms. The name given to the lochia between 1-4 days is called lochia rubra.
Answer for screen readers
The bony canal through which the fetus passes during birth is the birth canal. The graphical record of cervical dilatation against duration of labour is the partogram. The term placenta weighs about 500 gms. The name given to the lochia between 1-4 days is called lochia rubra.
More Information
The birth canal refers to the passage consisting of the bony pelvis, cervix, and vagina. The partogram helps in monitoring labor progress. Lochia rubra is the initial discharge post-delivery.
Tips
Confusion between different lochia stages is common; remember rubra for early, serosa for medium, and alba for later stages.
Sources
- Your baby in the birth canal Information | Mount Sinai - New York - mountsinai.org
- The Partograph in Childbirth: An Absolute Essentiality or a Mere ... - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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