Maternal/Fetal Test
Fetal Monitoring
Labor
Complications
Random
100
Non-invasive includes- AFV, FBM, Fetal movements, fetal tone/HR Score 0 or 2 total of 10 Reliable predictor of fetal-well being Done in late 2 or 3 trimester
What is Biophysical Profile
100

110-160 bpm

What are normal baseline parameters for a FHR

100
The patient arrives at 3cm dilated, is apprehensive, and nervous.

What is the Early Phase of Labor.

100

Pitocin, Methergine, Hemabate, Cytotec, TXA

What are the medications given for Postpartum Hemorrhage

100

Yellow coloring of the baby's skin and eyes, poor feeding, and lethargy

What are the signs/symptoms of jaundice/ hyperbilirubinemia

200

Lab test done around 24-28 weeks gestation to check how the body moves glucose from the blood to the tissues

What is a glucose tolerance test

200

Deceleration that lines up with contraction on the monitor; considered good; caused by head compression

What is Early Deceleration

200

Separation of the placenta is marked by these 2 things

What are umbilical cord lengthening and a gush of blood

200

Pt has b/p 150/87, headache, 2+ proteinuria, epigastric pain, elevated liver enzymes, oliguria, DTR's 3+

What are signs/symptoms of Preeclampsia

200

This vitamin is essential for neural tube development. Should optimally be started 2-3 months prior to conception

What is folic acid

300

done to obtain amniotic fluid possible after 14 weeks in late pregnancy done to determine fetal lung maturity (surfactant)

What is Amniocentesis

300

2 or more accelerations of FHR in 20 min period lasting 15 sec; increase of 15 bpm above baseline. Reactive- good

What is NST

300

Hypotension is the most common problem after receiving this intervention

What is an epidural

300

Possible birth defects, miscarriage, stillbirth, and risk of macrosomia(4000-4500g)

What are the fetal risks of maternal diabetes

300

Obstetric history of a woman who had 3 pregnancies and 2 births

What is G3 P2

400

Measuring fetal movement, including kicks, rolling, and flutters daily around the same time, evaluating if there are 10 fetal movements in two hours

What are daily fetal kick counts

400

Pt to left side, Administer 10 L O2via non-rebreather mask, Stop Pitocin, give IV fluids

What are interventions for late decelerations

400

When a patient is laboring with strong contractions every 3 minutes apart and her cervical exam is 6cm/80%/-1.  

What is the first stage of labor, the active phase

400

pt presents with painless, bright red bleeding

What is Placenta Previa

400

The body of the newborn is pink but the hands and feet remain blue

What is Acrocyanosis


500

confirms pregnancy verifies due date visualization of fetus locates fetus determines condition of placenta and growth of the uterus measures amniotic fluid

What is Ultrasonography

500
FHR drops gradually from the baseline and ends after the contraction ends

What is a late deceleration.

Placenta Insufficiency 

500

At delivery, the newborn head was delivered with the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck.

What is a nuchal cord

500

An infection of the amniotic fluid and tissue that surround a fetus during pregnancy

What is Chorioamnionitis

500

Betamethasone, MgSo4 infusion for 24 hours, Nifedipine, Terbutaline, Indocin

What are medications used for Preterm Labor