Baby on (Tracking) Board!
These should be assessed and documented every 15 minutes
Vital Signs (Respiratory rate/lung sounds, temperature and heart rate)
This medication is given for seizure prophylaxis
Magnesium sulfate
This medication is given routinely after every delivery to control bleeding and facilitate placental detachment
Pitocin
These two maneuvers will resolve about 80-90% of shoulder dystocia's
Suprapubic pressure and McRoberts position
Fluid resuscitation for maternal sepsis.
30mL/kg
These medications should be administered to the baby within the first hour.
Erythromycin and Vitamin K
This medication should be given to treat blood pressure if no IV access has been established
Nifedipine IR
This hemorrhage medication cannot be given to a patient with elevated blood pressure
Methergine
The nurse should push towards this if they are applying suprapubic pressure
Fetal face
During maternal cardiac arrest, we should attempt a perimortem cesarian section in this amount of time
4 minutes
This should be completed for at least 30 seconds if newborn heart rate is less than 100 beats per minute prior to starting compressions
Positive pressure ventilation
You have given 3 doses of IV Labetalol, patient's blood pressure is now 161/103. This medication should be given next
IV Hydralazine
Four causes of postpartum hemorrhage
Tone, Trauma, Thrombin, Tissue
This pneumonic will walk you through a breech delivery
CAREFUL
This emergency requires lifting the presenting part off the cord and an emergent cesarian section.
Cord prolapse
Warming Mattress and plastic bag
Reversal agent for magnesium toxicity
Calcium gluconate or calcium chloride
The volume in mLs to fill a Bakri balloon.
500mL
The nurse is responsible for allowing the provider this amount of time for each maneuver during a shoulder dystocia
30-60 seconds
This item should be used to pull up the correct dose of IV epinephrine for a newborn
Fluid dispensing connector (LEGO)
Target blood glucose for a term newborn
>50 mg/dL
Blood pressure goal for a patient receiving antihypertensive medication to treat preeclampsia
Systolic 130-140 mm Hg
This should be completed when the uterus is boggy and not firming with fundal massage
Bladder emptying
This medication can be given to relax the cervix in cases of shoulder dystocia and breech position
Nitroglycerine
This should be calculated every 5 minutes during an obstetric hemorrhage
Quantitative blood loss