Pregnancy
This presumptive sign of pregnancy includes a blue tinge to the vaginal mucosa
What is Chadwick's sign?
This sign of impending labor looks like rubber cement.
What is the mucus plug?
Stadol and Nubain are this category of medication.
What is agonist- antagonist?
We use these maneuvers to know where to put the fetal monitor.
What are Leopold's maneuvers?
What is 40%?
When a primip's contractions occur with this frequency, they should come to the hospital.
What is q5 minutes (for an hour)?
Cord compression causes this type of decel.
What is variable?
This is the normal range for fetal heart rate.
What is 110-160?
Pregnant people who are Rh- should get this medication at 28 weeks of pregnancy.
What is RhoGAM?
These hormones increase joint flexibility during pregnancy.
What are estrogen and relaxin?
If the context of a variable decel, this is the nurse's priority action.
What is changing maternal position?
In the context of fetal bradycardia, this is the nurse's first intervention.
What is turn off the pitocin?
Pregnant people should get this much folic acid daily.
What is 400 mcg?
This type of nonpharm intervention is associated with the gate control theory.
What is massage?
When a nurse sees early decelerations, she should do this.
What is "continue to monitor"?
This is the amplitude range for moderate variability.
What is 6-25?
This is the the word we use to describe the desired outcome of a nonstress test (NST)
What is "reactive"?
What is 7?
Greater than 5 contractions in 10 minutes indicates this problem.
What is tachysystole?
This type of deceleration is due to uteroplacental insufficiency.
What is a late deceleration?