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This document discusses the pathophysiology of dystocia, which can be caused by predisposing factors like being a young primigravida or having an abnormal pelvis, as well as precipitating factors like prolonged first stage of labor or abnormal placenta implantation. Dystocia occurs when there is a disruption of normal communication within the uterus during labor, preventing effective cervical effacement and dilation and resulting in prolonged labor.

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This document discusses the pathophysiology of dystocia, which can be caused by predisposing factors like being a young primigravida or having an abnormal pelvis, as well as precipitating factors like prolonged first stage of labor or abnormal placenta implantation. Dystocia occurs when there is a disruption of normal communication within the uterus during labor, preventing effective cervical effacement and dilation and resulting in prolonged labor.

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

PRECIPITATING FACTORS: PREDISPOSING FACTORS:

1. Prolonged first stage of labor 1. 20 years old


2. Abnormal pelvic anatomy 2. Primigravida
3. Abnormal implantation site of placenta 3. Filipino
4. Fetopelvic disproportion 4.

DYSTOCIA

Passenger Passage Power Stages of labor

Disruption of communication The frequency and


Fetus Placenta 1st stage
between adjacent segments of intensity of contractions
the uterus 2nd stage
Prolonged 2nd stage Abnormal
of labor or 2nd implantation site
Resulting from surgical scarring,
stage arrest of
fibroids, or other conduction
labor
disruption
Anterior

Suspect fetal
macrosomia Fails to result in cervical effacement
and dilation

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