Feb 6, 201313 yr Do you mean SVE? (sterile lady partsl exam). Or, there's an SSE (sterile speculum exam). Never heard of C over C before.
Feb 6, 201313 yr I've never heard of this before. Are you seeing C/C in writing? Sometimes you will see C/C/0, C/C/+1 etc and it means completely dilated/completely effaced/zero station (etc). I have never heard this terminology used in conversation though.
Feb 6, 201313 yr Author In a SVE...it makes sense as completly dilated/completely effaced/0 station...thanks!
Feb 6, 201313 yr Weird, I've never heard that before. Usually we just say "complete" or if you live on the East Coast, "fully"For effacement, we never write "C." Instead, we write C/100/whatever. Or "C/P" if she's pushing
I keep hearing docs refer to lady partsl exams as c over c. What does this mean?