Perfusion
When a client is experiencing eclampsia, this is the priority interventioin?
What is stay with the client?
Blood loss ≥500 mL after _______ birth or ≥1000 mL after________ birth
What is vaginal and cesarean?
A tool asks the woman to respond to statements about the common symptoms of depression.
What is the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Screen?
Grief that lasts longer than a year with intrusive thoughts and severe emotion.
What is complicated grief?
Assessment, Respiratory Support, Thermoregulation, Protection from Infection, Hydration, Nutrition, Energy Conservation, Skin Care, Developmental Consideration
What is care interventions for the highrisk newborn?
Headache, blurred vision, photophobia, scotomas, right upper quadrant pain, irritability, presence of clonus and brisk deep tendon reflexes, nausea, vomiting, hypertension, oliguria, and proteinuria.
What are manifestations of severe preeclampsia?
Placenta accreta: Slight penetration of myometrium
Placenta increta: Deep penetration of myometrium
Placenta percreta: Perforation of myometrium and uterine serosa, possibly involving adjacent organs
What are placental attachment degrees?
Loss of interest, tiredeness, fatigue, unworthiness, guilt, shame, sleep disturbances.
What are symptoms of Postpartum depression?
Grief where the individual doesn't grief all the time, but it lasts longer and in spurts as they mature.
What is sibling grief?
Respiratory Distress Syndrome
retinopathy of prematurity
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
Necrotizing Enterocolotis (NEC)
etc. . .
What are complications of preterm birth?
bedrest in a quiet, nonstimulating, assess DTRs, fetal monitoring and obtain daily weights.
What are interventions for severe preeclampsia?
What are PPH interventions?
Priority question to assess postpartum psychosis.
Have you had thoughts of hurting yourself or your your baby?
Maintain good health.
Be allowed to attend the funeral.
Develop distancing techniques.
Allowed to express emotions at work.
What are nursing strategies to cope with patient death?
Neonatal assessment findings:
Distended abdomen
Blood in stools
Poor feeding
Apnea
Gastric Retention
What are manifestations of Necrotizing Enterocolitis?
After administering this medicaitons, the nurse will onitor RESPIRATIONS, urine output and DTRs.
What is magnesium sulfate?
Uterine atony, bladder distention, blod clots in uterus, and blood loss
What are manifestations of PPH
Journaling, meditation, psychotherapy and breathing exercises.
What are interventions for depression and anxiety disorders?
Allow parents alone time and to hold the baby.
Encourage photos of the baby and to name the baby.
Provide department contact for follow up questions
What are therapeutic strategies for neonatal loss?
Phospholipid used to improve baby's respiratory compliance.
What is surfactant?
This is a variant of preeclampsia that involves hepatic dysfunction, characterized by hemolysis (H), elevated liver enzymes (EL), and low platelet (LP) count.
What is HELLP syndrome
Uterine atony, lacerations of the genital tract, hematomas, retained placenta, placental complications, inversion of the uterus, subinvolution of the uterus and coagulopathies.
What are the causes of PPH?
Evaluate all new mothers for psychiatric disorders; depression or anxiety.
What are nursing interventions for PPD?
The nurse uses open ended questions and provides comfort. The nurse doesn't ask "Why?", doesn't make promises. and doesn't relate to his/her experiences.
What are therapeutic communication suggestions?
A highly technical method that oxygenates the blood while bypassing the lungs, allowing the lungs to rest and recover.
What is Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO?