RH Jeopardy 2022

Interventions

100

Using an angiocath attached to a port that can be attached to an IV line.

What is a saline lock?

200

A monitor that is placed in the uterus that can measure the strength of contractions in mmHg. 

What is intrauterine pressure catheter?

300

McRobbert's, suprapubic pressure, Woods screw, Rubin technique, Gaskin's all fours and side lunge

What are shoulder dystocia interventions?

400

Improving oxygen pathway by IV bolus, position changes, turning off pitocin, and applying 10L of O2 via NR.

What is intrauterine resuscitation?

500

Initiation of labor for medical indications, benefits should outweigh risks, method depends on assessment and shared decision making. 

What is induction of labor?

Medications

100

Narcotic, lasts about an hour.

Dose in labor is typically 50-100 mcg.

What is Fentanyl?

200

Uterotonic, dose of 0.2mg IM. 

What is methergine?

300

Uses include: preterm labor and preeclampsia 

What is Magnesium Sulfate?

400

IV NSAID, for NPO patients after c/s

What is Katoralac?

500

pH regular used as contraception

What is phexxi?

Physiologic Birth

100

A baby will try to navigate the pelvis and soft tissue where is more room

What is path of least resistance?

200

Birth ball, peanut ball, hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, massage

What are labor support methods?

300

Hormone that crosses the blood brain barrier, increases dopamine release and increases pain threshold. Sometimes referred to as the love hormone.

What is oxytocin?

400

The opposite of having patients hold their breath and count to 10 while pushing. 

What is open glottis pushing?

500

Waiting at least 30-60 sec or until the cord stops pulsing before cutting and clamping

What is delayed cord clamping?

Fetal Monitoring

100

method of fetal monitoring that is recommended by AWHONN and ACOG for uncomplicated pregnancies.

What is intermittent auscultation?

200

The four maneuvers that help identify fetal position, presentation and engagement.

What is Leopold's?

300

110-160

What is normal fetal heart rate?

400

Decrease of more than 15 bpm from baseline of 135, lasting 3 minutes before returning to baseline of 135

What is a prolonged deceleration?

500

Increases the risk of C/S.

What is continuous EFM?

Patient Care

100

When a patient is given the risks, benefits and alternatives of treatment options and agrees to treatment/intervention.

What is informed consent?

200

When the patient included in all aspects of decision making and care. 

What patient centered care?

300

When patients are asked they're preferred name and pronouns and the healthcare team uses patient preferences when addressing patient

What is inclusive respectful care?

400

When healthcare teams provide patients with discrete material to use when they are able or ready to leave unsafe situations.

What is a safety plan?

500

A patient reports to you that they have been experiencing a heaviness in their chest no one on the previous shift listened. You call the provider to amplify this patient's voice.

What is advocacy?