OBS Feb 2023

4. Membrane ___. A method of cervical ripening
6. ___ approach. When errors are seen as consequences rather than causes.
7. Water ___. A risk with use of high dose oxytocin
9. theory which considers active failures and latent conditions that contribute to error.
10. ___ culture. Discourages the reporting of errors.
12. ___ cause. The factor that ultimately leads to the adverse event
13. type of ultrasound to establish accurate dating.
15. Artificial rupture of amniotic sac
16. Normalization of ___. Small changes or deviations from accepted methodology become the norm for the individual or the unit.

1. Stimulates myometrial cells to contract.
2. An error which is inherent in the system.
3. ___ Induction. Use of pressure to ripen the cervix.
4. ___ theory. When gaps in barriers and defenses line up allowing errors to occur
5. Process of adjusting oxytocin based on uterine response.
8. ___ event. Undesired effect of a treatment
9. Pregnancy beyond 42 weeks.
10. ___ score. Measurement of cervical ripeness.
11. To choose induction in absence of risk factors
14. ___ factor theory. Study of interactions in relation to other elements in the workplace