Newborn Transition
This fetal structure allows blood to flow between the right and left atria before birth
What is the foramen ovale?
The “U” in BUBBLE-EE stands for this postpartum assessment component.
What is uterus?
Rubin’s phase where the mother focuses on her own birth experience is called this.
What is the taking-in phase?
The first A in APGAR stands for this?
What is appearance?
The C in ACHES stands for this symptom.
What is chest pain?
The newborn loses heat through direct contact with a cold surface by this mechanism.
What is conduction?
Lochia that is pink or brown-tinged is called this.
What is lochia serosa?
These emotional symptoms typically resolve within 2 weeks postpartum.
What are baby blues?
A term newborn is born between these gestational weeks?
What is 37-42 weeks
The S in PAINS refers to this IUD warning sign?
What is string missing/shorter/longer?
This respiratory event helps establish functional residual capacity after birth.
What is the first breath/cry?
A boggy uterus places the patient at risk for this complication.
What is postpartum hemorrhage?
Early skin-to-skin contact promotes this parent-newborn process.
What is bonding/attachment?
What is caput succadaneum?
Ovulaation may occur before this postpartum event.
What is the first menstrual period.
Brown fat is important because it helps the newborn do this.
What is maintain body temperature/produce heat?
The REEDA assessment evaluates this postpartum area?
What is the perineum/episiotomy/laceration?
This hormone increases to support breastfeeding after delivery?
This newborn skin finding appears as small white papules on the nose.
What is milia?
This type of contraception includes IUDs and implants.
What is long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)?
A newborn with tachypnea should avoid this due to aspiration risk.
What is oral feeding?
Saturting a pad in less than one hour is considered this.
What is excessive postpartum hemorrhage?
This postpartum complication includes hallucinations, delusions, or risk of harm to self or infant?
Postpartum psychosis
What is 110-160 bpm?
This postpartum physiologic state increases the risk for DVT and PE.
What is hypercoagulable state?