Intro to MN
Prenatal Physio
Prenatal Care
Postpartum Care and feeding.
Labor
OB Complications
Newborn Care
Newborn Complications
Women's Health and Family Planning
Sexually Transmitted Infections
MISC
Lab
100
The nurse can only get this if the patient speaks the same language as the nurse and the nurse knows the patient fully understands the risks and benefits of the procedure.
What is Informed Consent?
100
This common food can cause toxoplasmosis if consumed during pregnancy.
What are Deli Meats?
100
These are assessments done at every visit.
What are blood pressure, urine dip for protein, weight, ketones, and Fetal Heart tones?
100
Discharge teaching.
What is no intercourse until following, follow up in 4-6 weeks, limits stairs and lifting for three weeks, and proper peri-care (do not wipe front to back use the peri bottle and pat dry)?
100
This can keep a person from dilating in labor by interfering with the fetal head's ability to push on the cervix.
What is a full bladder?
Bonus: Prevent this by having the patient urinate often and insert a foley once the patient has an epidural.
100
Abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and a rigid board-like abdomen indicate this complication.
What is abruption?
100
Normal fetal rate.
What is 110-160?
listen to the apical HR for 1 full minute.
100
This is the difference between a cephalohematoma and caput succedaneum.
What is cephalohematoma does not cross the suture line and caput does?
100
This condition causes pain in menstruation that is not helped with NSAIDs.
What is Endometriosis?
100
These STI can be cured with medications.
What are syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, BV, and trichomonas?
100
Getting an infant's temp this way is contraindicated.
What is rectal in fear of perforation?
100
What are accelerations?
200
A nurse should do this if she does not know what to do in any giving situation.
What is checking the hospital's policy and procedures?
200
Smoking in pregnancy can cause this.
What is intrauterine growth restrictions because smoking causes vasoconstriction?
200
Determine the due date for a patient whose LMP is January 20, 2023, using the Naegele method.
When is October 27, 2023?
200
Mastitis teaching
Baby can have the milk, take all medications, apply a warm compress before feeding, and ensure the breast is empty?
200
After an epidural is administered the RN should closely monitor this,
What is the patient's blood pressure?
200
Most labor dystocia are caused by this condition in the infant.
What is Macrosomia?
200
Normal RR of a newborn.
What is 30-60?
listen to the lungs for 1 full minute.
200
Infants born to mothers with DM have this complication.
What is macrosomia?
200
A patient who has had several STIs in the last year should not use this birth control method.
What are IUDs?
200
PID.
Pelvic inflammatory disease. What is a complication of STIs that can lead to infertility?
200
These are medications given to a newborn following delivery and what they do.
What are erythromycin (prevent eye infections) and vitamin K (promote clotting)?
200
An infant born one minute ago has a HR of 110, a strong cry, and some flexion in the extremities. The infant's hands and feet are blue, but the truck is pink. The infant has a good grimace in response to suctioning the nose and mouth. What would the APGAR be?
HR-2
Strong cry- 2
some flexion: 1
acrocynosis- 1
Grimace- 2
What is 8?
300
This is the race that is most at risk for OB health disparities.
What are black Americans?
300
Changes in vaginal and cervical coloration, abdominal enlargement, and a positive pregnancy test are these types of pregnancy signs.
What are probable signs?
300
A patient who receives a Rubella should not get pregnant for this number of weeks.
What is 4?
300
DVT Management.
•Bed Rest
•Elevate Extremity
•Change positions
•Warm Most Compress
•Avoid Massage
•Leg Circumferences
•Administer Medications (Heparin & Warfarin)
300
Early decelerations are a sign of this.
What is labor progression and may mean the patient is ready to deliver?
300
This is the first action by the nurse is she notices a prolapsed cord.
What is elevating the presenting part of the infant off the cord?
300
this is how we treat polycythemia in a newborn.
What is partial Exchange tranfusion?
300
These are the s/s associated with NAS.
What are Prolonged high-pitched cry, Difficult to console, Tremors, Jittering, Yawning or Sneezing, Poor Suck Swallow, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Diaphoresis, Trouble Sleeping, Exaggerated Moro, Stuffy Nose, Hypertonia, Excoriation, Mottling, and Seizures.
300
These are the signs and symptoms of PCOS.
What are infertility, infrequent periods, weight gain, acne, and excess body hair?
300
STI with yellow-green or brown-gray discharge.
What is trichomoniasis vaginalis?
300
This infection can cause sepsis in a newborn if the mother is positive during labor.
What is GBS?
300
VEAL CHOP MINE
variable-cord-maternal positioning
Earl-head-indicate labor progression
Late-placenta-execute interventions
400
This protects nurses and the public by defining the scope of practice for nursing.
What are the Standards of Practice?
400
This is the difference between monozygotic and dizygotic twins.
What is: Mono-one sperm and one egg—Di- two sperm and two eggs.
400
A patient who is experiencing a spontaneous abortion may need this procedure.
What is a D&C or D&E?
400
DVT Prevention.
•Sequential Compression Device
•ROM exercises
•Ambulation
•Elevate Legs
•Avoid Crossing Legs
•Encourage Fluids
•Smoking Cessation
400
This is needed for labor to be true and not false.
What are cervical dilation and effacement, contractions that get stronger, walking make contractions stronger, and contractions that start in the back and work around to the abdomen?
If the intervention slows or stops the contractions it is false labor.
400
These are the interventions needed for shoulder dystocia.
What are McRobert's maneuvers, calling for help, and applying suprapubic pressure?
400
Sign of newborn distress.
What are retractions, nasal flaring, crackles, and grunting?
400
If a newborn is born and any part of the inside of the body is on the outside the nurse should do this.
What is cover it with a sterile saline-soaked dressing?
400
These methods of birth control can help with painful menstruation.
What are COCs?
400
Two STIs are commonly found together and can lead to blindness in newborns.
What are chlamydia or gonorrhea?
400
These are events that would make a patient a candidate for a c-section.
What are no progression in cervical dilation, late deceleration, or fetal intolerance to labor?
400
Contractions frequency.
What are contractions every 2-3 minutes?
500
Characteristics of family-centered care.
What is birth is a normal, healthy event, that affects the entire family, roles/relationships change, the family can make their own decisions, family members support each other, babies room in, and involve siblings?
We do not encourage epidurals, limit visitors, or prevent people from coming into the room.
500
These drugs are known to cause placenta abruptions.
What are "street drugs?"
500
Your patient is currently 39 weeks pregnant; she states she has had two children born at 37 and 35 weeks. She also stated that she suffered from three miscarriages all before 12 weeks.
G 6 T1 P 1 A 3 L 2
500
Fetal positioning.
If you can see or feel the fetal spine the infant is anterior if you can see the infant's face the infant is posterior.
if the infant is looking toward your left its left, right it's right.
500
What is an amniotomy and why would it be done?
What is artificial rupture of membrane, to speed up labor?
500
This is the intervention needed for Cervical insufficiency.
What is a cerclage?
500
The first thing a nurse does to prevent cold stress in newborns.
What is dry the infant?
temps below 97.7 can lead to cold stress. Temps over 99.5 can cause a brain bleed and can often indicate sepsis and need to be looked at promptly.
500
This is how additional damage is prevented after Asphyxia.
What is therapeutic hypothermia?
If an infant has TTN or RDS the nurse's priority is to maintain adequate oxygen levels.
500
A birth control patch can go anywhere except for this area.
What is the breast?
500
This STI is not more of an imbalance in vaginal PH than an STI and is diagnosed by a fishy odor.
What is bacterial vaginosis?
500
Fetal bradycardia.
What is a FHR less than 110? normal FHR is 110-160.
Bonus: Moderate variability is what we want to see.
500
A uterus that is bigger than expected for the current gestation could be this complication.
What is a molar pregnancy?
600
Cultural Considerations
What are Communication Patterns, Feeding Practices, Cultural Competence, and Cultural Sensitivity?
600
The week of pregnancy is when the patient begins to feel quickening.
What are weeks 18-20?
600
Patients who have pregnancies that are close together are at risk for this complication.
What is Iron deficiency anemia?
Bonus: what should the patient take with the iron pill?
What is orange juice?
600
Pushing when the cervix is not fully dilated can cause this complication.
What is cervical swelling? If the patient has the urge to push and the cervix is still present they need to focus on relaxation and breathing through the contration.
600
This procedure is done for infants in a breech position to allow for a possible vaginal delivery.
What is an External Cephalic Version?
600
Infants born to mothers with DM should be monitored for this complication.
What is hypoglycemia?
Bonus: What is the first intervention for hypoglycemia?
Feed the infant.
600
Signs of a congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
What are barrel chest, tachypnea, concave abdomen, bowel sounds heard in the chest, displaced heartbeat, and diminished bowel sounds?
600
This is the difference between Pals and NRP.
What is everything? NRP is only for infants 28 days or younger.
600
Signs and symptoms of PMS/PMDD.
What are Swollen or Tender Breasts, Constipation or Diarrhea, Fluid Retention, Bloating, Cramping, Mood Swings, Social withdrawal, Confusion, Anxiety, Cravings, Nausea/ Vomiting, Headache, Fatigue, Backache, Sleep problems, and Depressed Mood.
600
This STI can go dormant for many years and then come back and make a person lose their mind.
What is syphilis?
600
The priority of the nurse after ROM.
What is FHR?
600
This medication is the first used to treat Postpartum Hemorrhage.
What is oxytocin?