OBSintermediate
Which partograph codes are given for membrane and liquor status?
Answer
I: intact membranes, C: ruptured membranes with clear liquor, M: meconium-stained liquor, B: ruptured membranes with blood-stained liquor, A: ruptured membranes with absent liquor
Explanation
The slides list I, C, M, B, and A for intact membranes, clear liquor after rupture, meconium, blood-stained liquor, and absent liquor after rupture, respectively. The option P is not one of the supplied codes. **Key takeaway:** Record liquor status using the specified category accurately.\n\n**Glossary:** **Meconium**: fetal intestinal material that may stain amniotic fluid.
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