Physiology
Communication
Interventions
Assessment
Miscellaneous
100

The physiological cause of late decelerations.

What is uteroplacental insufficiency?

100

A primary source of liability is?

What is Poor Communication?

100

Your monitor tracing shows fetal tachycardia. What should be your initial nursing intervention/assessment?

What is check a maternal temperature?

100

Identifies a fetus who is well oxygenated.

What is the primary value of EFM?

100

What 4 things are assessed when doing a contraction  assessment.  

What are frequency, intensity, duration, and resting tone/time?

200

The location where maternal-fetal oxygen transfer takes place.

What is the intervillous space?

200

What is a company's hierarchy of reporting relationships?

What is the Chain of Command?

200

The primary intervention for a fetal monitor tracing that suddenly shows frequent, early decelerations.

What is do nothing? (Vaginal exam may be performed to evaluate cervical progression.)

200

A pH of 7.21, PCO2 57,  and PO2 18 are considered this.

What is normal acid base?

200

This medication relaxes uterine smooth muscle and increases maternal cardiac output.

What is Terbutaline?

300

Name 3 of the most common causes of uteroplacental insufficiency.

What is hypo/hypertension, diabetes, smoking, IUGR, tachysystole, AMA, IVF, postdates?

300

Name 2 strategies for improving communication among healthcare workers

What is SBAR, SBAR(SBARRR), CUS, I-SBAR-Q

300

Intervention to consider for repetitive variable decelerations, despite fluid bolus and position change.

What is an Amnioinfusion?

300

Identify this tracing.

What is signal ambiguity?

300

The total pressure in mm Hg for all uterine contractions within a 10-minute time frame using an IUPC.

What are Montevideo units?

400

The primary pathophysiology associated with a true undulating pattern.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

What is Fetal Anemia?

400

Common root causes in adverse outcomes include: (list two) 

What is Communication Failure, Poor Teamwork, Systems Failures

400

These interventions would be indicated for a Category III tracing.

What is reposition the patient, administer oxygen, increase  IV fluids, notify the provider, prepare for imminent delivery?

400

This is an extrinsic factor and common cause of variable decelerations.

What is Cord Compression?

400

This shunt allows well-oxygenated blood to directly enter the fetal heart.

What is the ductus venosus?

500

Cord blood interpretation:

pH: 7.01

Co2: 80

Po2: 22

BE: -18


What is mixed acidosis?

500

Name 3 teamwork practices that enhance communication.

What are briefings, huddles, debriefings, multidisciplinary rounds, multidisciplinary fetal heart monitoring education?

500

Supportive measures that may decrease maternal catecholamine release.

What are maintain a calm environment, minimizing maternal pain, anxiety, and fear, and assist with coping with labor?

500

This is an intrinsic physiologic response by the fetus in response to a variable deceleration.

What is stimulation of fetal baroreceptors?

500

34 week patient presents to triage post MVA.  What is the underlying physiology for this tracing?

What is a placental abruption?