Writing something down without self-editing
What is free journaling
Always ready for something to go wrong. Can't sit back.
Hypervigilance.
Situation. Background. Assessment. Recommendation.
What is SBAR
A very hands on nursing intervention used to increased placenta perfusion
What is turning the patient?
May use one couple's egg and sperm placed into another person
What is surrogacy or gestational carrier?
Taking a walk in nature
What is exercise
Alcohol. Marijuana. CBD. Tobacco.
What is substance use?
Created by airline industry. Adopted by Starbucks. Method of communicating with repeating back.
Closed loop communication.
A medication used to relax the uterus completely. Stops tachysystole. May cause maternal tachycardia.
What is terbutaline?
Account for 99% of elective pregnancy terminations
What are first trimester abortions?
Inhale 5 seconds. Exhale 6 seconds.
What is deep breathing?
Feeling disconnected. Not in the present moment. May appear spacey.
What is dissociation?
An organized interdisciplinary pause to identify the patient, procedure, and plan.
Change in the IV pump setting to 999ml/hour to increase intravascular volume and improve placental perfusion
What is bolus?
A person is pregnant, but not interested in parenting. Would like to choose another family to care for pregnancy after birth and be involved.
What is open adoption?
What is progressive muscle relaxation?
What is having a sense that you can never do enough?
A systematic review of the patients demographics, health conditions, plan of care within a profession.
What is report?
What is an amnioinfusion?
Person is pregnant with two twins. One is very sick. They have to do this procedure to increase the survival of the other twin.
What is a reduction?
Putting your phone on silent. Setting timers on social media.
What are boundary settings?
Listening to your friend talk about their relationship problems. Thinking DGAF.
What is inability to empathize/numbing?
Insulin. Magnesium. Heparin. Epidurals. All require this MAR function.
What is two RN handoff/verification?
Decreases in heart rate where the nadir corresponds with the peak of the contraction. Other nurses nod and gather equipment like a bulb syringe, clamps, and baby hats.
What are early decelerations?
What is termination induction?