These are 4 causes of a non-alzheimer dementia....
What is delirium, AIDS, Med Toxicity, Sensory overload
100
Lightening, Return of Urinary frequency, backache, stronger braxton hicks, weight loss of 0.5-1.5kg, surge of energy, increased vaginal discharge/blood show, cervical ripening, and possible rupture of membranes...
What are signs preceding labor
100
These three times are when the nurse should perform vaginal examinations
What is upon admission to the hospital or a the start of labor, on maternal perception of perineal pressure or the urge to bear down, and when membranes rupture
100
This stage of Tanners is defined as further enlargement of the breast and areola with no separation of their contours
What is Tanners stage 3
100
Safety promotion and injury prevention is an ongoing part of who's responsibility during the teenage years?
What is the nurses
200
These are the 5 P's that affect Labor and Birth
What is Passenger, Passageway, Powers, Position, and Psychologic response
200
This immunization is recommended to be given at birth (First dose)
What is Hep B
200
The ability to grasp an object voluntarily is a fine motor skill exhibited by a __________ month old infant
What is a 5 month old
200
This theorist believes the developmental crisis of an adolescence leads to the formation of a sense of identify
Who is Erickson
200
In a adolescent these physiologic characteristics are often associated with depression
What is constipation, fatigue, nonspecific complaints of not feeling well, changes in appetite, altered sleep patterns.
300
Vaginal mucus that becomes more profuse in response to the extreme congestion of the vaginal mucous membranes, and is brownish or blood tinged when passed is referred to as
What is bloody show
300
These are the time frames of the 4 phases of childbirth
What is 1st- onset of regular uterine contractions to complete cervical dilation and effacement
2nd- full cervical dilation to birth of baby
3rd- birth of baby until the placenta is expelled
4th the first 1-2 hours after birth
300
This is the normal range for a fetal heart rate
What is 110-160
300
In later adolescence teenagers are better able to control this
What is their emotions
300
A woman who is 32 weeks pregnant should be informed by the nurse that this is a danger sign of pregnancy
What is alteration in the pattern of fetal movement.
400
Encouraging the woman to life on her side during the assessment is important because of this
What is preventing supine hypotension and resulting fetal hypoxemia
400
These are responsible for the Involuntary uterine contractions, and the effacement and dilation of the cervix, as well as the descent of the fetus
What is Primary Powers
400
During labor this happens to the mother's blood glucose level
What is Decrease
400
This period of cognitive development ends with adolescence
What is Formal operations
400
Using nagel's rule this is the estimated date of birth for a pregnant woman who's last menstrul period begain on April 8th 2014, and ended on April 13
What is Jan 15, 2015
500
Abdominal pain or cramping that is manifested by loud crying and drawing the legs to the abdomen and signs and symptoms of this
What is colic
500
When the presenting part reaches the pelvic floor the contractions change in character and become expulsive... this is also known as...
What is Secondary Powers
500
This age range is when the first signs of pubescent changes in boys tend to occur
What is 9.5-14
500
This part of adolescence involves the development of sexual identity
What is Identify formation
500
An infant can willfully roll over from abdomen to back at this age