Normal Pregnancy
Hodgepodge
High Risk Pregnancy & Childbirth
High risk newborn/newborn complications
hodgepodge part 2
100
By this gestation, organ systems, fetal circulation, & placental development are complete
What is 12 weeks?
100
True or False: Only women with low or normal BMIs should gain weight during pregnancy
What is False?
100
Preterm labor occurs during this period
What is 20-37 weeks gestation?
100
Because of the posture of this infant, the nurse can draw this conclusion (related to gestation)
What is preterm?
100
Milia, Mongolian spots, stork bite rash
What are normal newborn skin findings?
200
The recommended dose of folic acid
What is 400 mcg?
200
S&S of this postpartum complication include sore, red, warm area on breast
What is mastitis?
200
What is Prolapsed umbilical cord?
200
Bilirubin reaches excess levels, often caused by Rh incompatibility; occurs within 1st 24 hours after birth
What is pathologic (AKA non-physiologic) jaundice?
200
Medication given to accelerate fetal lung maturity
What are corticosteroids dexamethasone or betamethasone?
300
The pregnant woman may have an increase of 40% - 50% of this
What is blood volume?
300
normal fetal heart rate
What is 120-160 bpm
300
SBP ≥140 mm Hg, DBP ≥90 mm Hg, or significant BP increase occurring after 20 weeks of pregnancy that is accompanied by proteinuria
What is pre-eclampsia?
300
S&S include decreased skin temp, increased RR with periods of apnea, bradycardia, mottling of skin, & lethargy
What is cold stress?
300
Signs include fundus deviated to the right, decreased uterine tone, & increased bleeding.
What is a full bladder?
400
S&S include faintness, lightheadedness, dizziness, nausea when laying on back
What is supine hypotension?
400
the length of each contraction from beginning to end
What is duration of contraction?
400
Deep tendon reflexes, respiratory rate, urine output
What are assessments required when administering magnesium sulfate?
400
This term related to newborn weight can result in low blood glucose, resulting in jitteriness or tremors.
What is macrosomia?
400
inactivity, bedrest, prolonged labor, put the postpartum woman at risk for
What is DVT?
500
The 3 structures present only in fetal circulation
What are foramen ovale, ductus venosus, & ductus arteriosus?
500
Regular contractions accompanied by cervical change
What is true labor?
500
This Rh sensitization that can lead to erythroblastosis fetalis occurs under what circumstances?
What is maternal Rh negative blood type & fetal Rh positive blood type?
500
Priority intervention for a newborn that is jittery
What is blood glucose check?
500
Complication when the placenta partially or completely detaches
What is placental abruption or abruptio placentae?