This is the incidence of forceps deliveries in the United States currently.

This is the incidence of vacuum deliveries in the United States.

A 4th degree laceration is described as compromise to this. It must assuredly be repaired.

In placing a pair of forceps, there should be easy articulation of these.

A cold glass of "lemonade" may not help you tell the patient that you suspect her fetus to have this condition.

Footling breech, unknown fetal positon, previously used vacuum, an intern on July 5th.

According to expert consensus, a vacuum delivery should be abandoned after 20-30 minutes without any progress or this many pop-offs.

True or false: Operative deliveries have an increased rate of postpartum urinary incontinence up to 1 year postpartum.

When cutting an episiotomy, start from this and then extend your incision outward.

A nuchal translucency measuring this is considered abnormal.

Carrie is fully dilated and +2 station with no molding of the fetal head. You will use these forceps to assist with your delivery. (See pic)

This is the location of the point of flexion.

This is one of the most common reasons a trial of forceps fails.

Operative vaginal delivery should generally not be attempted when the fetal presenting part is above which station.

A 13 year old girl smoking 2 packs of Marlboros a day would not delight in the fact that her baby has this anomaly.

This is the Luikart modification to Tucker-McClane forceps.

Allowing for appropriate traction force to be generated secondary to the vacuum, this term is used to describe what is seen on the fetal head after a vacuum delivery . . .or a French hairstyle . .

Compression of this nerve can be a neonatal consequence of a forceps.

Sequential use of forceps and vacuum are associated with increased risk of this neonatal complication. Talk about a swelled head . . .

Make sure that you are measuring this at a zero degree angle if you are doing middle cerebral artery dopplers.

Kielland forceps are used for rotational purposes because they lack this.

According to your Gabbe chapter, this is the recommended pressure needed to be generated with a vacuum delivery.

Your patient's neonate has sustained a subgaleal hemorrhage from a vacuum delivery You are worried that the baby may need this while in the NICU.

Operative vaginal delivery should never be attempted unless you have obtained this beforehand.

Two for the price is one is no fun when you have this type of twin gestation.