SHE IS HIP-PY
YOU ARE MY CANDY GIRL
MAG ME!
HELLP ME!
ARE YOU ON DRUGS?
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Blood pressure level that determines HIP
What is 140/90?
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A test that is administered between 24-28 weeks of pregnancy. Fasting is not needed. 50 g of glucose is ingested, results over 130 will require further testing.
What is Glucose Challenge Test?
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Magnesium sulfate is not a hypertensive drug, in HIP it is used to prevent what condition?
What is seizure?
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HELLP, may be a precursor to this other coagulation disorder.
What is DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR Coagulation(DIC)
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First line IV medication used for HIP. Effective ,and fairly safe, in comparison to other hypertensive drugs.
What is Hydralazine?
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May be defined as spots, sparkles, or temporary blindness.
What is visual disturbances?
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100 g of oral glucose is ingested. Labs will be drawn every hour, for 3 hours. Greater than 130 at three hours is considered failing.
What is oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)?
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Magnesium Sulfate is used as a tocolytic in preterm labor to stop this action.
What is contraction(s) of the uterus?
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Client will feel pain in this part of the GI system.
What is RUQ?
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A calcium channel blocker that can be used for both preterm labor, and for hypertension.
What is nifedipine(Procardia)?
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May lead to this neurological presentation if environment is not kept quiet.
What is seizure?
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May need to teach your client on how to inject this medication for glucose management.
What is insulin?
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Presents as: respiratory depression, absent deep tendon reflexes, and urine less than 30 cc an hour.
What is mag toxicity?
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Client may have tenderness and distention in this organ.
What is the liver?
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Can be used for induction of labor, and is the first line medication used in postpartum hemorrhage.
What is Oxytocin?
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Can lead to a hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet count.
What is HELLP syndrome?
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Shakiness, sweating, disorientation, headache, hunger, blurred vision.
What are signs of hypoglycemia?
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It is what you should do if: a DTR's are absent, or respirations are less than 12 bpm.
What is stop the mag?
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May be the only way to stop the progression to DIC.
What is deliver the baby?
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A smooth muscle relaxer, used to stop contractions in preterm labor, and prevent seizures in HIP.
What is mag sulfate?
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It is when rapid, tapping, movement of the foot is present when the leg is held in a supported position.
What is clonus?
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An extremely important blood glucose self-monitoring time(s)of day for your client. Hint: may need to do this three times per day.
What is 2 hours post-prandial?
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It is the first line medication used for mag toxicity.
What is calcium gluconate?
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May use this drug to prevent seizure.
What is mag. sulfate
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It is the reversal for magnesium sulfate.
What is calcium gluconate?