Maternal Issues
Fetal issues
Medications
Labor related
Delivery related
100

fever, chills and tachycardia

what are signs of infection?

100

Can be compressed between fetal body and woman’s pelvis, interrupting blood supply to placenta

What is prolapsed cord?

100

side effect of this medication can cause maternal tachycardia

What is Brethine?

100

Having sterile gloves available for the physician

What can the nurse do to assist the physician with the exam?

100

causes nausea and vomiting

Why can't you eat in active labor?

200

Hypertonic labor, sluggishness, absence of activity

What is primary Inertia?

200

Immediately dry the infant, then place it skin to skin on the mother's abdomen.

How to prevent the infant from cold stress?

200

Medication used to decrease chance of hemorrhage

What is Oxytocin (Pitocin)?

200

Contractions lasting longer than 90 seconds

What to report immediately to the physician or charge nurse

200

Rise of fundus in the abdomen

What is impending delivery of the placenta?

300

I pack a picnic basket and put in next to the sofa so I do not have to get up for food during the day

What to do when you are to decrease activity or bedrest?

300

Presence of green amniotic fluid

what is a sign of fetal distress?

300

50.  Laboring patient is given brethine which action should the nurse take prior to administration?

What is an apical pulse?

300

The contractions do not increase in frequency or duration

What are braxton hicks

300

Over the fundus of the uterus,located just above the umbilicus

Where is hand placement to feel contractions

400

Gravid uterus falls back on inferior vena cava

What is supine hypotension?

400

respiratory depression on the fetus

What are effects of long acting epidural narcotics

400

She may experience pressure but will not feel any pain after the procedure

What is an epidural 

400

Checking temp every 1-2 hours

when to check temp with ROM

400

Keeps the bladder empty during a surgical procedure

What is a foley

500

Headache, dizziness, epigastric pain, spots before eyes, edema of hands and face

What is PIH ( toxemia)

500

The baby's head is the presenting part and the chin is fully flexed toward the chest

What is vertex position

500

Increased fluid intake

What are ways to reduce spinal headache

500

with this type of labor you want to promote rest and general comfort

What is hypertonic labor?

500

Breech presentation at 38 weeks gestation

When to attempt a version

600

feels anxious, restless and feels like they are losing control

What is the transition phase?

600

Green amniotic fluid

What is Passage of the first bowel movement by the fetus in the fluid

600

Urinary output less than 30cc

when to call the dr for a patient on Magnesium Sulfate

600

Nursing care during the second stage of labor

What is encouraging pushing with contractions?

600

Assisting the patient to ambulate in the hallway

What to do to help with abdominal pain and bloating

700

to relieve post spinal headache

What is a blood patch

700

Hands and knee position

How to facilitate change in the fetal position

700

calcium gluconate

What do you have on hand for a patient receiving Mag

700

26. a long needle is needed to reach the nerves near the mothers ischial spines to provide numbness in the lower two thirds of the vaginal while not blocking contraction pains

What is a pudendal block

700

Emergency c section

When is general anesthesia most likely needed?

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