Mastitis
Proper latch plays a huge role in preventing the occurrence of mastitis. Which is an example of a proper latch during breastfeeding?
A: The baby’s tongue is over the lower gum
B: The baby’s chin is barely touch the breast
C: The baby’s lips are curled in
D: The baby’s tongue is over the lower gum
A: The baby’s tongue is over the lower gum
What QBL is not acceptable for a vaginal delivery, and is considered a postpartum hemorrhage?
A: 300 mL
B: 850 mL
C: 200 mL
D: 500 mL
B: 850 mL
Which of the following is an acceptable route to administer Oxytocin (Pitocin)? Select all that applies.
A: IV Push
B: IV Drip
C: IM
D: Oral
B: IV Drip
C: IM
Newborns can normally transition to normal breathing within 1 minute of age. Perinatal asphyxia is evident by injury to?
The brain, from hypoxemia or reduced flow to the brain.
Dad called saying that mom is saying that his wife has been crying periodically and has shut herself in her room a week after delivery, what does the nurse suspect she has?
A: Opioid withdraw
B: Postpartum depression
C: UTI
D: Inability to cope with raising a child
B: Postpartum depression
Which of the following statements from a postpartum client needs further education regarding mastitis?
A: “If my temperature is above a 101 F, I should contact the health care provider to further assess any signs of mastitis”
B: “If I suspect signs of mastitis, I should stop breastfeeding immediately”
C: “Redness and swelling on the breasts are two indications of a mastitis”
D: “I should use a breast pump to help soften the breast tissue”
B: “If I suspect signs of mastitis, I should stop breastfeeding immediately”
True or False- Postpartum hemorrhage is only a concern for a multip patient?
False! Both a primip and multip are at a potential risk for hemorrhage.
2. Methylergonovine maleate (Methergine) IM is contraindicated with hypotension.
A: True
B: False
B: False
Newborns who survive the event of perinatal asphyxia, will go on to develop long-term problems such as? Select all that apply.
A: Cerebral Palsy
B: Edema of the fingers
C: Learning disabilities
D: Visual Impairments
A: Cerebral Palsy
C: Learning disabilities
D: Visual Impairments
How long does postpartum depression last?
A: 1-2 weeks after delivery
B: Rarely occurs
C: Can last 6 months to a year
D: Only a month after delivery
C: Can last 6 months to a year
What is the recommended amount of fluid intake per day when treating patients with mastitis?
A: 2.5 L
B: 500 mL
C: 1 L
D: 250 mL
A: 2.5 L
What does D&C mean?
A: Dilation and cervix
B: Detach and clamp
C: Delivery and completion
D: Dilation and curettage
D: Dilation and curettage
Carboprost (Hemabate) IM is known to be contraindicated with a patient that is_______.
A: Asthmatic
B: Diabetic
C: Hypertensive
D: Hypotensive
A: Asthmatic
Compensatory mechanisms will attempt to correct the lack of oxygen in the newborn, such as tachycardia and vasoconstriction. But these mechanisms are ineffective, and without proper intervention, may fatally lead to?
A: Kidney Failure
B: Bradycardia
C: Cardiopulmonary Arrest
D: Seizure
C: Cardiopulmonary Arrest
What are some risk factors for postpartum depression? Select all that apply.
A: Current or past problems with partner
B: Little or no support from family or friends
C: Family history of depression
D: Becoming a mother
A: Current or past problems with partner
B: Little or no support from family or friends
C: Family history of depression
Which medication group would the nurse expect to administer for a patient whose mastitis has not been resolved with analgesics?
A: Antacids
B: SSRIs
C: Antifungals
D: Antibiotics
D: Antibiotics
What time frame is considered to be a primary postpartum hemorrhage?
A: Within 24 hours after delivery
B: Within 48 hours after delivery
C: Within 72 hours after delivery
D: Within 7 days after delivery
A: Within 24 hours after delivery
Which of the following medication would you expect to administer as prevention for postpartum hemorrhage?
A: Acetaminophen
B: Docusate
C: Ondansetron
D: Oxytocin
D: Oxytocin
Which risk factor can lead to possible perinatal asphyxia?
A: Cesarean Section
B: Epidural
C: History of postpartum hemorrhage
D: Long and difficult labor
D: Long and difficult labor
What are symptoms of postpartum depression?
A: Low self esteem
B: Frequent urination
C: Stress of supporting baby
D: Sleep disturbances
A: Low self esteem
D: Sleep disturbances
Which of the following are the most common signs and symptoms of mastitis? Select all that apply:
A: Body aches
B: Cyanosis
C: Numbness
D: Redness
E: Fever
A: Body aches
D: Redness
E: Fever
What is the leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality?
A: Medication errors
B: Stress
C: Decreased hemoglobin
D: Postpartum hemorrhage
D: Postpartum hemorrhage
A patient is on Misoprostol (Cytotec), which of the following condition will the nurse need to use with caution?
A: Hemorrhage
B: Hypotension
C: Hypertension
D: Heart failure
C: Hypertension
True or False. One equipment that can aid in the resuscitation of a newborn experiencing Perinatal Asphyxia is a Wall Suction Apparatus.
True
Which of the following is not an appropriate treatment option for postpartum depression?
A: Drinking a glass a wine a night to help relax
B: Educating the patient about setting goals with their partner
C: Counseling
D: Antidepressants
D: Antidepressants