Stages of Labor
Common Complications
Labour and Birth Interventions
Postpartum Care
Newborn Care
100

Name the first stage of labor

What is the latent phase.

100

What is considered preterm labour?

What is labour that begins prior to 37 weeks gestation.

100

Name a medication that stimulates contractions.

What is oxytocin.

100

Name the term for the discharge that occurs after child birth.

What is Lochia.

100

Name the time agars are completed.

What is at 1 and 5 minutes.

200

At what cervical dilation does the active phase of labor begin?

What is 4cm cervical dilation

200

What is the name for the preterm detachment of the placenta from the uterine wall? 

What is placenta abruption.

200

What is the purpose of administering corticosteroids to a mother in preterm labour. 

What is to help with the baby's lungs mature.


200

Name the term used to describe mild emotional changes during the first 1-2 weeks after giving birth.

What is Baby Blues.

200

How many wet and dirty diapers is a baby expected to have within the first 24hrs after birth.

What is 1 wet diaper and 1 dirty diaper.

300

Which phase of labour has the strongest most painful contractions?

What is the transition phase

300

Name a common complication of an epidural.

What is hypotension.

300

Name a position that can help with cord compression and baby's oxygenation.

What is left lateral position.

300

Name a priority interventions for a mother experiencing PPD.

What is offer support and assess for suicidal ideation.

300

Normal blood glucose.

2.6mmol/l

Anything under is considered low

400

What happens to the cervix during effacement? 

What is it thins out and becomes shorter.

400

Name the condition where amniotic fluid is too low

What is Oligohydramnios 

400

Name the incision made to the perineum during birth.

What is Episiotomy.

400

What is the priority teaching for a mother with a history of DVT in the postpartum period?

What is encourage patient to ambulate, wear calf compressors.

400

How often should a newborn be breast fed in the first few days of life?

What is every 2-3 hours.

500

What is the term used to describe a baby's movements through the birth canal?

What is cardinal movements.

500

Name the complication where the uterus does not properly contract after birth.

What is postpartum hemorrhage.

100 bonus points for listing a priority intervention

500

List non-pharmacological interventions to alleviate pain during birth.

What is deep breathing (lamaze breathing), movement and positions changes, bathing, massage and counter pressure.

500

A postpartum client has saturated a pad in less than 15 minutes. What is the priority intervention?

What is assess fundal tone and perform a fundal massage.

500

What is the priority nursing action if a newborn’s bilirubin levels are elevated?

What is begin phototherapy with doctors order and monitor feeds.