Am I Pregnant?
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Stop The Bleed!
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100

Name 3 probably signs of pregnancy

-Goodell's Sign

-Chadwick's Sign

-Hegar's Sign

-Positive Pregnancy Test

-Gestational sac present on ultrasound

100

What is placenta previa?

Placenta previa occurs when the placenta implants low in the uterus and partially or completely covers the cervical opening (os).

*Bright red, painless bleeding

**No digital vaginal exams > causes hemorrhage

***Monitor mother and baby

100

What hormone stimulates milk production?

Prolactin

100

What quantity of blood is considered a postpartum hemorrhage?

Vaginal delivery - > 500cc

C-Section - > 1000 cc

Any delivery > 1000cc in 24 hours

100

What is vernix?

A white, creamy, cheese-like protective coating found on a newborn's skin at birth that protects the skin.

100

This medication is a uterotonic agent used to induce or augment labor and treat postpartum hemorrhage. 

Pitocin

200

What is Chadwick's sign?

When the vaginal color changes from pink to a bluish/violet hue

200

What interventions could you perform for a shoulder dystocia during delivery?

- Change positions > McRobert's Maneuver (ankles to ears), Hands and Knees

-Suprapubic pressure

**All interventions performed at the direction of the delivering physician

200

You go to check the uterus of a mother who delivered 24 hours ago. She is asleep in bed. Her uterus is boggy and displaced (Not midline). What is her first intervention?

Ask her to pee - a full bladder can cause uterus bogginss and displacement

200

What is the first nursing intervention to do for excessive bleeding after delivery?

Fundal Massage

200
Oh no! Your baby is cold! What are nursing interventions to increase their temperature?

-Skin to Skin 

-Place hat

-Double wrap baby

-Place in warmer

-Check blood sugar

200

What medication is used to stimulate the production of surfactant and mature fetal lungs?

Betamethasone

300

Name 2 positive signs of pregnancy

-Fetal outline on ultrasound

-Fetal heart tones heard

-Palpation of fetal movement

300

When does pre-eclampsia turn into eclampsia and what is treatment? 

When the patient seizes 

-Monitor airway

-Turn to left side

-Administer magnesium sulfate

300

A 2-week postpartum mother presents to your outpatient office. She complains of flu-like symptoms and a fever, and reports "My breast hurts and feels like no milk is coming out." What are you concerned for?

Mastitis

300

What is Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)?

A condition in which the body's clotting system becomes excessively activated throughout the bloodstream. This causes widespread tiny clots, which consume platelets and clotting factors and can ultimately lead to severe bleeding.

300

Signs of hypoglycemia in newborns

-Jitteriness

-Irritability

-Poor feeding

-Low body temp

-Lethargy

-Poor tone

-Breathing Problems

300

What is the treatment for Group B Strep-positive patients? What is the alternative treatment if they are allergic to the first?

-Penicillin

-Cefazolin (Ancef)

400

What is Goodell's Sign?

When the cervical tissue softens

400

What is placental abruption?

Placental abruption is the premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after 20 weeks of pregnancy and before delivery.

- Extreme pain with or without vaginal bleeding

-Fetal distress

400

What does BUBBLE-HE stand for?

B - Breast

U - Uterus

B - Bowel

B - Bladder

L - Lochia

E - Episiotomy/Perineum


H - Homan's sign

E - Emotional Status

400

What are the 4 T's of PPH?

Tone

Tissue

Trauma

Thrombin

400

What are the components of the APGAR and how often is it performed?

A - Appearance

P - Pulse

G - Grimace

A - Activity

R - Respiration

At 1 and 5 Minutes

400

This medication is used to treat PPH. Contraindicated in asthma patients

Hemabate

500

Name 3 presumptive signs of pregnacy

-Amenorrhea

-Nausea and Vomiting

-Quickening

-Fatigue

-Breast Changes

500

You're monitoring the fetal heart tracing and notice a decrease in the heart rate after every contraction. What is this called, and what should you be concerned about?

Late decelerations

Fetal distress

500

How do postpartum depression differ from postpartum blues?

Postpartum blues last less than 2 weeks, while depression lasts over 2 weeks. 

Symptoms worsen with depression, persist, and can lead to suicidal ideation

500

Name 3 causes of uterine atony?

-Large uterus: big baby, multiple baby's, increased amniotic fluid

-Prolonged labor

-Multiple previous pregnancies

-Magnesium Sulfate infusion

-Infection of uterus (Chorioamnionitis)

THINK: "Too much, too tired, too stretched"

500
What are symptoms of respiratory distress in newborns?

-Grunting

-Nasal flaring

-Retractions

-Cyanosis

-Tachypnea

500

This medication is used for PPH to treat uterine atony. Contraindicated in hypertensive patients. 

Methergine

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