Priority intervention during a postpartum hemorrhage.
What is massage the fundus?
What is oxytocin?
Three observations that demonstrate good maternal/newborn bonding.
What are skin-to-skin, kissing, touching, eye contact, talking to baby?
The term for postpartum bleeding classified as scant, small, moderate, heavy.
What is lochia?
Signs and symptoms include pain, burning, frequency and/or urgency with urination.
What is urinary tract infection?
What is 1,000mL?
The hormone that is responsible for producing milk.
What is prolactin?
Complication that occurs when mother has thoughts of harming self, baby, or other.
What is postpartum psychosis?
The acronym for a postpartum assessment.
What is BUBBLE-EE?
Signs and symptoms include fever, foul-smelling discharge, uterine tenderness.
What is endometritis?
Three things that increase the risk of postpartum hemorrhage?
What is macrosomia, grand multiparity, prolonged labor, multiples, precipitous labor, history of postpartum hemorrhage, family history of postpartum hemorrhage, bleeding or clotting disorders?
Complication where breasts are firm, swollen, painful and hard.
What is engorgement?
Screening tool used to assess for postpartum depression.
What is Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale or PHQ-9?
Intervention used when the fundus is palpated off to the side and/or above the umbilicus.
What is void?
Signs/symptoms of mastitis.
Redness, pain, warmth in breast, fever, chills
The four Ts of hemorrhage.
What is tone, tissue, trauma, and thrombin?
This type of milk is higher in protein and lower in fat and carbohydrates.
What is colostrum?
Complication that persists longer than a couple of weeks where mother doesn't want to get out of bed, doesn't shower/bathe, doesn't take care of baby etc.
What is postpartum depression?
List at least three interventions for a perineal laceration.
What is peri bottle, tucks pads, dermoplast spray, ice packs, tylenol, ibuprofen, waffle cushion, sitz bath.
Heart rate value that is part of sepsis criteria.
What is >110bpm?
The dose and route of cytotec for postpartum hemorrhage.
What is 800mcg rectally?
This is the size of a newborn's stomach on day three of life.
What is a walnut?
Complication when a postpartum mother experiences fluctuations in hormones causing mood changes, sadness, etc that lasts a couple of weeks.
What is baby blues?
This is what REEDA stands for.
What is redness, edema, ecchymosis, discharge, approximation?
At least two criteria that qualify for sepsis.
What is oral temperature <36° C (98.8° F) or ≥ 38° C (100.4° F), heart rate >110 beats per minute, respiratory rate >24 breaths per minute, WBCs >15,000/mm3 or <4,000mm3 or >10 percent bands