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Table61.5Postnatalmanagementandmonitoringofhypertensivedisordersof
pregnancy
Chronic
hypertension
Gestationalhypertension Pre-eclampsia
PostnatalBP
monitoring
CheckBPdailyforfirst2days
CheckBPatleastoncebetweendays 3–5
CheckBPwheneverAHTis modified
Ifpatientdidn’tuseAHTin
pregnancy:
Atleast4×/daywhileinpatient
At least once between days 3–5
postpartum
On alternate days until normal if
abnormalatdays3–5postpartum
IfpatientusedAHTinpregnancy:
Atleast4×/daywhileinpatient
Every 1–2 days for up to 2 weeks untiloff AHT
andnormotens ive
Askwomenaboutsevereheadache
andepigastricpainateachBP
measurement
Starting,
stopping,and
continuing
postnatal
AHT
KeepBP
<140/90mmHg—
continueAHTif
necessaryto
achievethis
ContinueAHTifstillneeded
ReduceAHTifBP<130/80mmHg
StartAHTifBP>150/100mmHg
StartAHTifBP≥150/100mmHg
IfalreadyusingAHT,continueafter
birth and consider reducing when
BP<140/90mmHg
Outpatient
reviewand
follow-up
Reviewat2weeks,
thenagainat6–8
weeks
Reviewat2weeks,thenagainat6–
8weeks
Provide community staff with a
clear plan for follow-up including
frequency of monitoring and
thresholdsforstoppingtreatment
Check platelets, creatinine, and
transaminases 48–72 hours after
birth—does not need repeating if
normal
Transfer to community care when
asymptomatic, BP (treated or
untreated) <150/100mmHg, and
bloodsstableorimproving
Reviewat2weeks,thenagainat6–
8weeks
Do urinalysis at 6–8 weeks, if ≥1
proteinuria then reassess kidney
function at 3 months. If abnormal,
refertospecialist
Provide community staff with a
clear plan for follow-up including
frequency of monitoring and
thresholdsforstoppingtreatment
Specialconsiderations
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Breastfeeding
Treatment options for breastfeeding patients include enalapril, nifedipine, amlodipine, atenolol,
andlabetalol.
ManyAHTs canpassintobreastmilkat verylowlevels.They areunlikelytohaveanyclinical
effect
ConsidermonitoringtheBPofthebaby(especiallyifpre-term)iftheyhavesymptomsoflowBP
inthefirstfewweeksoflife
Parentsshouldmonitorbabiesfordrowsiness,lethargy,pallor,coldperipheries,andpoorfeeding
Furtherreading
1.NICE(2016).PlGF-basedtestingtohelpdiagnosesuspectedpre-eclampsia(TriagePlGFtest,Elecsys
immunoassay sFlt-1/PlGF ratio, DELFIA Xpress PlGF 1-2-3 test, and BRAHMS sFlt-1
Kryptor/BRAHMS PlGF plus Kryptor PE ratio) (DG23). Available at:
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg23
2.ThangaratinamS,AlloteyJ,MarlinN,etal.(2019).PREP-S:riskofcomplicationsinearly-onsetpreeclampsia.Availableat:https://www.evidencio.com/models/show/1038
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Chapter62
Intrapartumcare
Guideline: This chapter was based on: NICE CG190(Intrapartum care for
healthy women and babies): https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg190/,
updated2017.Sincethechapterwaswritten,theguidelinehasbeenupdated
to NICE CG190 (Intrapartum care for healthy women and babies):
www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg190/, updated December 2022. NICE have
updated the recommendations on monitoringduringlabour and transferred
them to the new guideline NICE NG229 (Fetal monitoring in labour):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng229.NICEhavealsowithdrawncontent
onfetalbloodsampling.
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
This chapter deals with standard care during labour for pregnancies where the birth is
takingplaceatterm(between37and42weeks).
Initialassessmentofawomaninlabour
Start by reviewing antenatal notes and relevant investigations such as bloods and
screeningresults.
History
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Contractions:length,strength,andfrequency
Pain:fullhistory,anddiscussanalgesiaoptions(Table62.1)
Vaginalloss:bleeding,liquor,discharge
Fetalmovementsoverthepast24hours:anychange?
Examination
Observations:pulse,bloodpressure,andtemperature
Abdomen:fundalheight,fetallie,fetalpresentation,fetalposition,engagementofpresentingpart.
Assesscontractionsifrelevant
Vaginalexamination:performifinestablishedlabour,orconsiderifthediagnosisisuncertain.
Investigations
Urinalysis.
Fetalmonitoring—shouldcontinueforthedurationoflabour
Fetalheartauscultation(withPinardstethoscopeorDopplerultrasound):
For1minuteimmediatelyafteracontraction
Feelthewoman’spulsesimultaneouslytodifferentiate
Ifabnormalitiesaresuspected,useCTG
CTG:
IfthepatienthasanyoftheriskfactorsinBox62.1whichmeantheyshouldhaveobstetric-led
care,usecontinuousCTG
If fetalheartauscultationsuggestsabnormalities,useCTGfor20 minutesandthenreturnto
intermittentauscultationifnormal
CTG can be offered to low-risk women if they are not yet in established labour but they
should be aware ofthe risks andbenefitsand that it may require them to be transferred to
obstetric-ledcare.
Box62.1Transfertoobstetric-ledcare
Thepatientshouldbetransferredtoobstetric-ledcare(iftheyarecurrentlybeingcared
forbyamidwife)ifanyofthefollowingarenoted:
Signsofpossiblepre-eclampsia(seeChapter61)
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Systolic blood pressure≥160mmHg OR ≥140mmHg ontwo consecutivereadings,30 minutes
apart
Diastolicbloodpressure≥110mgOR≥90mmHgontwoconsecutivereadings,30minutesapart
≥2+ proteinuria WITH EITHER systolic blood pressure ≥140mmHg OR diastolic blood
pressure≥90mmHg
Maternalcollapseorseizure.
Signsofpossiblesepsis(seeChapter66)
Pulse>120bpmontwooccasions,30minutesapart
Temperature≥38°COR≥37.5°Contwoconsecutivereadings,1hourapart
Suspectedchorioamnionitisorsepsis.
Otherconcerns
Painthatisnotconsistentwithnormalcontractions
Contractions>60seconds
>5contractionsin10minutes
Useofoxytocin
Wishforregionalanalgesia
Antepartumhaemorrhage(seeChapter58)
Ruptureofmembranes>24hoursbeforeonsetofestablishedlabour
Significantmeconium
Reducedfetalmovementsinlast24hours
Cordprolapse
Delayedfirstorsecondstageoflabour
Anyabnormalpresentationincludingtransverseorobliquelie
Highorfree-floatingheadinanulliparouswoman
Suspectedfetalgrowthrestrictionormacrosomia
Anhydramniosorpolyhydramnios
Fetalheartrate<110bpmor>160bpm
Decelerationsonintermittentauscultation.
Postpartumcomplications
Needforneonatalresuscitation
Postpartumhaemorrhage(seeChapter65)
Third-orfourth-degreetear(see‘Perinealtrauma’).
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Table62.1Painreliefoptionsinlabour
Non-pharmacological Breathingandrelaxationtechniques,massage,music,useofwaterorpool
Pharmacological Advantages Disadvantages
Entonox
(50:50oxygen:nitrous
oxide)
Inhaledrouteonly
Availableinallbirthsettings
Nausea,vomiting,light-headedness
Opioids
(pethidineor
diamorphine)
Availableinallbirthsettings
IMsingleinjection
Lasts2–4hours
Onlytakes20minutestowork
Requiresconcurrentadministrationofantiemetic
Maternal:nauseaandvomiting,drowsiness,
interfereswithbreastfeeding
Fetal:short-termrespiratorydepressionand
drowsiness
Regionalanaesthesia
(epiduralorcombined
spinalepidural)
Moreeffectiveanalgesia
Doesnotincreaseriskof
caesareansection
Doesnotincreaseriskoflonger
firststageoflabour
Onlyavailableinobstetricunits
RequiresIVaccessandcontinuousfetalmonitoring
somobilitymaybereduced
Associatedwithlongersecondstageoflabour
Associatedwith↑chanceofinstrumentalbirth
Generalpointswhichapplythroughoutlabour
Encouragethewomantomobilizeanduseanypositionshefindscomfortable
Documentifmeconiumispresentatanypoint
Encouragethewomantodrinkduringlabour,preferablyisotonicdrinks
Thewomanmayeatalightdietunlessshehasreceivedopioidsor islikelytorequireageneral
anaesthetic.
Fetalmonitoringduringlabour
Low-riskwomen:intermittentauscultation
Auscultate immediately after a contraction for 1 minute, at least every 15 minutes, and palpate
maternalpulsehourly.Increasemonitoringifconcerned
If thereare definiteconcerns,summonhelp, transfer toobstetric care,and undertakecontinuous
CTG.
High-riskwomen:CTG
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Assessanddocumentthefollowingfeatures:
Contractions
Baselinefetalheartrate
Baselinefetalheartratevariability
Presence of accelerations (abrupt increase >15bpm in baseline fetal heart rate for >15
seconds)
Presence of decelerations (abrupt decrease >15bpm in baseline fetal heart rate for >15
seconds):
Early: startwhenuterinecontraction begins,recover when uterinecontractionstops—
physiological
Variable: rapid fall in baseline fetal heartrate with variable recovery phase—may
suggestpressureontheumbilicalcord
Late:startatpeakof uterinecontraction,recover after uterinecontraction stops—fetal
hypoxia
Prolonged:>3minutes
InterprettheCTGaccordingtoTable62.2.
CategorizingCTGtraces(seeTable62.2)
Normal:allfeaturesarereassuring
Suspicious:onenon-reassuringANDtworeassuringfeatures
Pathological:oneabnormalORtwonon-reassuringfeatures.
Ifnormal—continueusualcare
Ifsuspicious:
Repeatmaternalobservations
Correctunderlyingcause,e.g.hypotension
Startconservativemeasures,e.g.mobilization,alternativepositions,IVfluids,reduceorstop
oxytocin,tocolysistoreducecontractions
Informanobstetricianorseniormidwife
Ifpathological:
Aspersuspicious
Excludeacuteeventse.g.cordprolapse,placentalabruption,uterinerupture
Ifnoimprovement,offerfetalscalpstimulation
IftheCTGremainsabnormal,considerfetalbloodsamplingandexpeditingthebirth
Ifacutebradycardiaordecelerationlasting≥3minutes:
Urgentinterventionisrequired
Aftercorrectingunderlyingcauseandstartingconservativemeasures,ifbradycardiapersists
for>9minutesoranacuteeventisconfirmed,prepareforurgentdelivery.
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Table62.2ClassificationofCTGreadings
Baselinefetal
heartrate
Baseline
variability
Decelerations
Reassuring 110–160bpm 5–25bpm None
OR
Early
OR
Variable<90minutes
Nonreassuring
100–109bpm
OR
161–180bpm
<5bpmfor30–50
minutes
OR
>25bpmfor15–25
minutes
Variable≥90minutes
OR
Variablewithconcerningfeaturesinupto50%of
contractionsfor≥30minutes
OR
Variablewithconcerningfeaturesin>50%contractionsfor
<30minutes
OR
Latein>50%contractionsfor<30minuteswithno
significantclinicalriskfactors
Abnormal <100bpm
OR
>180bpm
<5bpmfor>50
minutes
OR
>25bpmfor>25
minutes
OR
Sinusoidal
Variablewithconcerningfeatures>50%contractionsfor
>30minutes
OR
Latefor30minutes
OR
Acutebradycardia
OR
Decelerationlasting≥3minutes
Fetalbloodsampling
Involvestakingasmallsampleofbloodfromthebaby’sscalpduringavaginalspeculum
examination.ResultsareclassifiedasperTable62.3.UseeitherpHorlactate.
Table62.3Classificationoffetalbloodsamplingresults
pH Lactate Action
Normal ≥7.25 ≤4.1mmol/L Repeatsamplewith1hourifCTGremainspathological
Borderline 7.21–7.24 4.2–4.8mmol/L Repeatsamplewithin30minutesifCTGremainspathological
Abnormal ≤7.20 ≥4.9mmol/L Expeditebirth
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Firststageoflabour
Typicallylasts8–18hoursforprimiparouswomanand5–12hoursformultiparouswoman
Latentstage:painfulcontractionsandcervicaleffacementanddilatationupto4cm
Establishedstage:regularpainfulcontractionsandprogressivecervicaldilationfrom4cmuntil
fullydilated(10cm)
Completeapartogramtomonitorprogression.Document:
Frequencyofpassingurine
Frequencyofcontractionsevery30minutes
Hourlypulse
4-hourlytemperature
4-hourlybloodpressure
4-hourlyvaginalexamination(orifthereisclinicalconcern)
Delayintheestablishedfirststage:cervicaldilation<2cmin4hoursinanypatientORslowing
of progress if multiparous. If membranes are intact, offer amniotomy and obstetric review to
consideroxytocinaugmentation.
Secondstageoflabour
Passive stage: where the cervix is fully dilatated before the commencement of involuntary
contractionsoractivematernaleffort
Activestage:babyvisibleORexpulsivecontractionsORactivematernaleffortatfulldilatation
Document:
Frequencyofpassingurine
Frequencyofcontractionsevery30minutes
Hourlybloodpressure
Hourlyvaginalexamination
4-hourlytemperature
Fetalauscultationshouldbedoneafteracontractionatleastevery5minutes
Delay in the second stage: if active stage >2 hours (nulliparous) or >1 hour (multiparous).
Arrange obstetric review to decide if oxytocin augmentation, instrumental birth, or caesarean
sectionisnecessary
Encouragethewomantoadoptanycomfortablepositionthatisnotlyingdownorsittinginbed.
Thirdstageoflabour
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Definition:timefromthebirthofthebabytotheexpulsionofplacentaandmembranes
Managementcanbeactiveorpassive
Active management: 10IU oxytocin IM after birth, deferred cord clamping (1–5 minutes), and
controlled cord traction. There is a higher risk of nausea and vomiting compared to passive
management
Passive(physiological)management:waiting untilthecord stopspulsing beforeclamping,and
natural delivery of the placenta. There is a higher risk of haemorrhage and requiring a blood
transfusioncomparedtoactivemanagement
Activemanagementisrecommendedduetothesignificantreductionintheincidenceofpostpartum
haemorrhage(seeChapter65)
Prolongedthirdstage:>30minutes(activemanagement)or>60minutes(passivemanagement).
SecureIVaccessandconsiderifexaminationunderanaestheticisrequiredintheatreforpossible
manualremovalofretainedplacenta.
Postpartum
Document pulse, temperature,blood pressure, uterinecontraction,andlochia (vaginaldischarge
afterbirth)
Assessthattheplacentaandmembranesarecomplete
Thewomanshouldhaveurinatedwithin6hoursofthebirth.
Specialconsiderations
Perinealtrauma
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