Anatomy
The organ that a female grows alongside the fetus during pregnancy
What is the placenta
These types of contractions are irregular and short in duration. Often known as "false labor".
What is Braxton Hicks
It is expected this amount of blood is lost during labor
What is less then 500mls
The patient is:
Pink
HR: 138
Strong cry when stimulated
Moving all extremities appropriately
What is 10
This is the normal respiratory rate for a neonate
What is 40-60 breaths per minute
The day ovulation typically occurs
What is day 14
The neonate has been completely expelled from the birth canal in this stage of labor
What is the second
This is the first intervention for postpartum hemorrhage
What is fundal massage
Pt is:
Cyanotic
Does not have a pulse
Does not respond to stimuli and is floppy
Is not breathing
What is 60-65%
These blood vessels make up the umbilical cord
What are two arteries and one vein
The cervix does these two actions during the first stage of labor
What are efface and dilate
Shortness of breath, tachycardia, and syncope are signs for this postpartum complication
What is Pulmonary Embolism
The patient is:
Blue to the arms and legs
HR: 122
Has a slow irregular cry when stimulated
Pt is moving extremities appropriately
What is 8
What is less than 60
This stage in neonate development occurs from day 15 to 8 weeks of gestation.
This assessment is performed at 1 and 5 minutes at first
What is APGAR
This is the most common cause for postpartum hemorrhage
What is the uterus failing to regain muscle tone
Pt is:
Pt is cyanotic
HR:88
Grimaces when stimulated but does not move extremities
Pt is not breathing
What is 2
At what percent of oxygen is given to a neonate receiving positive pressure ventilation and not in cardiac arrest
What are 21% or room air
Tidal volume increasing by 40%, maternal blood increasing by 45%, and pelvic joints loosening are examples of this.
What is physiological changes in pregnancy
This intervention is immediately performed after the delivery of the neonate
What is dry and stimulate
These physiologic changes increase the risk of a pulmonary embolism in postpartum patients
What are the increased blood flow and coagulation properties
Pt is:
Pink in the trunk only
HR: 110
Holds there arms flexed but not legs
When stimulated patient has a weak irregular cry
What is 6
A preductal oxygen saturation is measured on this extremity
What is right hand