How to examine the gravid uterus.

1. LIE, PRESENTATION, ATTITUDE, AND POSITION LONGWAP A.S 600L JUTH

10. TYPES OF BREECH With a frank breech presentation, the lower extremities are flexed at the hips and extended at the knees, and thus the feet lie in close proximity to the head

11. TYPES OF BREECH A complete breech presentation differs in that one or both knees are flexed

12. TYPES OF BREECH With incomplete breech presentation , one or both hips are not flexed and one or both feet or knees lie below the breech, such that a foot or knee is lowermost in the birth canal Footling breech is an incomplete breech with one or both feet below the breech

16. Occiput prest, the presentation, position, & variety may be abbreviated in clockwise fashion as:

17. Longitudinal lie. Cephalic presentation (A) vertex, (B) sinciput (C) brow (D) face presentations

18. Longitudinal lie. Vertex presentation B. Left occiput posterior (LOP). A. Left occiput anterior (LOA).

19. Longitudinal lie. Vertex presentation. A. Right occiput posterior (ROP). B. Right occiput transverse (ROT).

20. Longitudinal lie. Vertex presentation. Right occiput anterior (ROA)

21. Longitudinal lie. Breech presentation. Left sacrum posterior (LSP)

22. Transverse lie. Right acromiodorsoposterior (RADP) The shoulder of the fetus is to the mother's right, and the back is posterior.

23. RIGHT ACOMIODORSOPOSTERIO Transverse lie. The shoulder of the fetus is to the mother's right, and the back is posterior.

24. Face presentation. The occiput is the longer end of the head lever. The chin is directly posterior. Vaginal delivery is impossible unless the chin rotates anteriorly.

25. Brow posterior presentation.