Birth Positions
What is hands and knees?
The tool a patient can hold to combat pain with another discomforting stimulus?
The federal program that will provide 12 months of insurance to support birthing person and baby.
The time frame until a birthing person sees their provider if there have been no postpartum complications?
What is 6 weeks?
What is gestational diabetes?
The position that is traditionally used for pushing - especially in a hospital setting.
What is lithotomy?
The medication option that is inhaled via a mask.
What is nitrous oxide?
Extra 100 points if you can tell me the blend they use for nitrous oxide.
The location of the WIC office in Greenville, NC.
What is the health department?
The name of the yellow fat and nutrient dense milk that is initially expressed.
What is colostrum?
The three things a baby will receive for preventative care once they are born.
What is (erythromycin) eye drops, a vitamin K shot, and Hep B vaccine?
The position of baby that is likely to cause back labor.
What is occiput posterior?
What is IV pain medication?
Extra 100 points if you can tell me the name of an IV pain medication.
The federal program that provides support for food, home energy, housing, child care, and job training.
What is TANF/Temporary Assistance for Needy Families?
The 5-5-5 rule.
What is 5 days in the bed, 5 days on the bed, and 5 days near the bed?
The vaccine pregnant patients should receive between September through January.
What is RSV?
The position that supports opening the pelvic outlet.
What is squatting?
The position a patient should be in to receive their epidural.
What is sitting on the edge of the bed curled over their bellow and/or a pillow?
The app patients can download that offers support for postpartum depression.
What is Connect PSI?
The name of postpartum bleeding that happens the first 3-4 days after birth.
What is lochia rubra?
The position baby should be in when baby wearing.
What is face to face?
The position that supports rest between contractions.
What is side lying (release)?
The medication a patient must receive before they receive their epidural.
What is lactated ringers/fluids?
What is The State Maternity Home Fund?
The portion of your food that is essential to maintain if breast feeding or pumping.
What is protein?
The purpose of fundal rubs.
What is to assess for postpartum bleeding?