Postpartum physiologic changes
Care of the family postpartum/
Transition to parenthood
Postpartum complications
Newborn nutrition
Perinatal loss, bereavement, and grief
100
The self-destruction of excess hypertrophied tissue in the uterus is called?
What is Autolysis.
100
What is the most commonly used medication for postpartum Afterpains?
What is Ibuprofen.
100
When caring for a postpartum woman experiencing hemorrhagic shock, the nurse recognizes that the most objective and least invasive assessment of adequate organ perfusion and oxygenation is?
What is Urinary output of at least 30 ml/hr.
100
What is present in breastmilk that aids in the prevention of bacterial growth?
What is Oligosaccharides.
100
Early neonatal death is defined as "the death of a live born infant less than ______old?
What is 7 days.
200
Encouraging voiding, determining uterine tone, and providing uterine massage are 3 nursing interventions to prevent ______________?
What is Postpartum hemorrhage.
200
Which postpartum infection is most often contracted by first time mothers who are breastfeeding?
What is Mastitis.
200
A DVT is confirmed by what diagnostic test?
What is Doppler ultrasound.
200
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first ______ months of life?
What is 6.
200
If a woman is pregnant with multiples this procedure is done to increase the chances of carrying to near term?
What is selective reduction.
300
Lochia ____________ consists mainly of blood and decidual and trophoblastic debris?
What is Lochia rubra.
300
Which day postpartum is the patient most receptive to learning?
What is 3.
300
Three hours postpartum, a primiparous client’s fundus is firm and midline. On perineal inspection, the nurse observes a small, constant trickle of blood. Which of the following conditions should the nurse suspect?
What is a Vaginal laceration.
300
With the exception of _______ human milk contains all of the vitamins required for infant nutrition?
What is Vitamin D.
300
This is the volunteer organization of professional photographers that create photographic memories of families and their deceased infants?
What is Now I lay me down to sleep.
400
Uncomfortable cramping in the post-partum period is known as?
What are afterpains.
400
Under the mother's health protection act of 1996, minimum federal standards require insurance agencies to allow a new mother and newborn to remain in the hospital for a minimum of ____ hours after an uncomplicated vaginal delivery?
What is 48.
400
Marked hypotonia of the uterus is called?
What is uterine atony.
400
___________ promotes early passage of meconium?
What is colostrum.
400
An extremely intense grief reaction that lasts for a very long time is defined as _______?
What is complicated grief.
500
Mothers with type 1 diabetes will likely require much ____ insulin for several days after birth?
What is less.
500
The mother/baby model of care is also known as?
What is couplet care.
500
Four days after a vaginal delivery, a woman visits the clinic complaining of excessive lochia rubra with clots. The physician orders Methergine 0.2 mg IM. Before administering this medication, the nurse should assess?
What is Blood pressure.
500
As the baby begins sucking on the nipple, this reflex is stimulated?
What is the milk ejection or let down reflex.
500
Miles's conceptual model of parental grief has 3 phases, what are they?
What are acute distress, intense grief, reorganization.