What are the definitions for pathological edema of pregnancy, hydrorrhea gravidarum, cord presentation, Homan's sign, postpartum blues, induction of labor, let-down reflex, posterior asynclitism, and

Alright Bashi — let's do this. Here are the answers to the questions: 84. Excessive accumulation of fluid with pitting oedema over the ankles greater than 1+ after 12 hours in bed or gain in weight of 2kgs or more in a week due to influence of pregnancy is called pathological edema of pregnancy. 85. A state where periodic watery discharge occurs due to excessive decidual glandular secretions during pregnancy is called hydrorrhea gravidarum. 86. When the cord is placed by the side of the presenting part and is not felt by the fingers on vaginal examination is called cord presentation. 87. Pain felt on the calf on the dorsiflexion of the foot in the puerperal period is known as Homan's sign. 88. It is a transit state of mental illness observed 4 to 5 days after delivery and it lasts for few days is called postpartum blues. 89. Initiation of uterine contractions after the period of viability by any method for the purpose of vaginal delivery is called induction of labor. 90. A sensation of rise of pressure in the breast by milk experienced by the mother at the beginning of suckling is called let-down reflex (or milk ejection reflex). 91. During labour, if the sagittal suture lies anteriorly means the posterior parietal bone becomes the leading presenting part and is called posterior asynclitism (or Litzmann's obliquity). 92. A soft blowing and systolic murmur heard low down at the side of the uterus in pregnancy is called uterine souffle. 93. Ala of both the sides are absent and the sacrum is fused with innominate bone is called Roberts' pelvis. 94. It is the distance between the two furthest points on the pelvic brim over the ilio pectineal lines and measures 13cm is known as transverse diameter of the inlet. 95. When the angle of inclination is increased due to sacralization of the 5th lumbar vertebrae, it is called assimilation pelvis. 96. Eccentric insertion is one where the umbilical cord usually attaches to the fetal surface of the placenta somewhere between the centre and the edge of the placenta. 97. In chorionic villi, fibrinoid deposit appears on the syncytiotrophoblast outside the trophoblastic shell is called Nitabuch's layer. 98. It is the process by which the zygote divides into blastomeres. This transit time takes 3 to 4 days and it's called cleavage. Send me the next one 📸