Anatomy
Are most affected by X-Linked disorders.
Who are males?
This is the clients EDD based on her LMP of 4/19/19.
What is Jan 24, 2020?
The reason for a late deceleration that start after a contraction has begun?
This is the earliest point in time that it is safe to have intercourse during postpartum period
What is six-weeks postpartum
This is the site of implantation of fertilized egg.
What is the uterus?
Are common sources of dietary iron.
What is red meat and dark leafy greens?
This type of fluctuation in fetal heart rate is impacted by IV Nubain administration?
What is bladder distension?
These are hormones produced by the placenta.
What is Estrogen, progesterone, relaxin and HPL? What is each responsible for during pregnancy?
Breast tenderness and backaches are known as this during pregnancy.
What are common discomforts of pregnancy? Which trimester does each belong in (hint: they are not in the same trimester)
This is the maternal complication that can occur s/p epidural that can lead to late fetal deceleration.
What is maternal hypotension? How can you prevent this BEFORE the epidural?
This meets criteria for a reactive NST for a 34 week gestation pregnancy?
What is 2 accelerations 15 sec x 15 bpm occurring in 20 min?
This is the FIRST action completed when the client's uterus is boggy during postpartum assessment.
What is massage the fundus until firm?
The FIRST nursing action status post amniocentesis.
What is assess fetal heart rate?
It is a type of contraction that pregnant women can confuse as warning sign for preterm labor but can occur as a common occurrence especially in the third trimester.
What are braxton hicks contractions?
The FIRST nursing action status post rupture of membranes of a patient you are caring for in the hospital.
What is assess fetal heart rate?
This is the nursing action for a woman just entering second stage, but has not yet begun to push.
What is wait for rectal pressure?
This increases in intensity during postpartum period with each pregnancy.
What are after pains?
These are non-invasive genetic screenings to test done in first and second trimester.
What is the first trimester screen and AFP? (what do each of them consist of and what is your focus of patient education . . . are they diagnositc?)
This is the GTPAL of a patient who is currently pregnant for the 5th time, had two term singleton pregnancies (both living), one 26 week gestation vaginal delivery (living), and one miscarriage.
What is G5 P2113?
This is the BEST nursing action for a patient in transition and unmedicated.
What is provide labor support?
The phase of labor that correlates with a happy and excited patient.
What is latent phase?
This is a maternal led intervention that initiates bonding, releases oxytocin, and decreases risk of heavy postpartum bleeding.
What is breastfeeding?