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Intractable pain
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In(neg) tracto(to draw or haul)
Often seen with Cancer |
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Enkalphalins
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A natural substance produced in the brain that binds to opiod receptors -dulls perception of pain.Primarily activated through non nociceptor peripheral fibers
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Nociceptors
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Peripheral Nervous System receptors that transnmit pain
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Gate Theory
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1.)Large diameter Fibers inhibit transmission of pain impulses 2.)Small diameter nerve fibers carry pain through the gate 3.) Synapse in Dorsal Horn close to keep impulses from reaching the brain
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Placebo effect
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A true physiological response to pain
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Emerging STD in USA
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HIV/AIDS & chlamydia
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Cultural Universals
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Incude:Family, Work, Parenting Roles and Education
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Functional Health Practices
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facititate optimal health
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Intial responses with a dx
Chronic Illness of a child |
Denial then Guilt/accusation
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The Basic attribute of an effective Community
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Patterned social interactions
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Primary Focus of Community based Nrsg
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Individual & Family
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ANA standards for CHN
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Ids the level of requirements for excellence in CHN
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Prevention
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Involves everything possible to prevent disease developement or progression of disease.
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3 Government Tiers of Public Health
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Federal-oversees medicare tanf etc.
State( primarily responsible for health matters) Local- oversees + impliments ordinences etc. |
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Healthy People 2010 objectives are important
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They allow the Government to focus valuable resources in the right places
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Disease Casuality
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The act of relating one event to the effects it produces
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Pandemic
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Involves populations in widespread geographical areas of the world
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Goodells Sign
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softening of the uterus & cervix
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Ballottement
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physical assessment to manuever + determine size & shape of an organ
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Chadwicks Sign
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bluish discoloration of cervix & vagina * a sign of pregnancy
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Risk
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The probability that an event will occur
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Rate
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Measurement of the frequency of an event in a defined population(denominator=# of events/ numerator=population @risk X by 10 or another factor)
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Risk Assessment
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1.) Susceptibility
2.)Exposure Potential 3.) Relative risk ratio |
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Mortality Rate
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=Death Rate
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Morbidity Rate
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Proportion of People w/ a particular disease during a given year, per a given unit of population (ie:prevalence vs incidence)
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Prevalence
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Number of Cases of a disease evisting in a given population@ a specific amount time
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Primary Prevention
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Precedes disability or dysfunction. Focuses on health promotion, healthy lifestyles & reducing major risk factors
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Secondary Prevention
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Focus on early detection & prompt treatment. Intervention + care ie: CA,MI,DM,obesity,infectious diseases
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Tertiary
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Restoration of health, Rehab and Prevent reoccurance
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Nageles Rule
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Add 7 days to first day of LMP
Count back three months Add one year |
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Presumptive signs of pregnancy
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Amennorhea,breast changes,nausea, quickening,chadwicks sign, sleepiness/fatigue, frequent urination
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Probable signs of pregnancy
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Presence og HCG,enlarged uterus,Hegers sign(softening of lower uterus),braxton hicks,ballottement,palpation of fetal outline
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Positive objective signs of Pregnancy
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fetal heartbeat on fetoscope~17-20wks,fetal movement actively palpable by trained examiner ~20wks,fetal US ~4-5 wks gestational sac= fetal heart and parts~8wks
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First Trimester
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1-12week
wt gain average 3.5-5 lbs total |
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Second Trimester
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13-24th weeks
wt gain ~1 lb weekly |
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Third Trimester
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25-40 weeks
wt gain ~1 lb weekly |
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Uterine enlargement
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from hypertrophy and limited hyperplasia
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Braxton Hicks
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Assist in placental circulation
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During pregnancy cariac output increases
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30-50%
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During Pregnancy blood volume increases
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45%
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Lying on the Left side during pregnancy
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Prevents Pregnancy Induced hypotension syndrome
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Pregnancy is intial retained at conception by hormones produce from
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The Corpus Luteum
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Involution
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The return of an enlarged organ to normal size
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During pregnancy the pulse may
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increase 10-15 beats or remin normal
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During pregnancy thr b/p may
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decrease slighly, usually lowest during the second trimester and near prepregnancy near term
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Fibrin levels during pregnancy
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Increase by as much as 40% at term and has been known to increase as much as 50%. Which cause a rise in sed rate
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Tocolytics
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Medication used to stop labor
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Magnesium Sulfate
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Tocolytic and Used for preeclampsia
Containdicated w/myocardial damage,dx mnyasthenia gravis, heart block r/t effects of nerve transmission and muscle contration. Antidote Calcium gluconate |
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Ritodrine
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Tocolytic relaxes smooth muscles of uterus, brochial tree and arterioles.
Most effective 20-36 wk-can cause fluid excess especially w/glucocorticoids. Less freq used r/t significant Adverse Rxs |
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Terbutaline Sulfate(Brethine)
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Not FDA approved as a tocolytic, however prefered for use.
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Betamethasone Sodium Phosphate (Celeston)
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Contains glucocorticoid hormones. Capable of inducing pulmonary maturation in preterm infants. Recommended used Q week up to 34 wks gestation
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Amniocentisis
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removal of 15-20mls fluid
performed ~15-17 weeks gestation checks for chromosomal abnormalaties and may contain biochemical markers for inherited disease |
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Cocaine use during pregnancy=risk for
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Abrupto Placenta
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First Stage of Labor
(Latent,Active,Transition) |
begins with onset of reg contractions-end with 10cm dilation of cervix
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First Stage of Labor
*Latent Phase |
regular contractions,some effacement, little or no fetal descent.SROM usually occurs Nullipara ~8.6 hrs*shouldn't exceed 20 hrs
Multiparas ~5.3hrs *shouldn't exceed 14hrs- Contactions mild ~20-30sec Q 3-30mins |
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First Stage of Labor
**Active Phase |
4-7cms cervical dilation
Fetal descent progressive ~1.2cm hr multi & 1.5cm nulli |
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First stage of Labor
***Transition Phase |
Last part of 1st stage of labor. 1cm hr nulli- no longer than 3hrs & 2cm hr multi no longer than 1 hr*epidural can increase time though. Contractions Q 2-5 min, duration ~40-60sec.Increased anxiety
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Second stage of Labor
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begins with 10cm dilation ends with birth of infant.Average 2hr for prima
and 15 min for multi.Contractions 1.5-2min duration 60-90 seconds |
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Third Stage
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Begins with Birth of the baby
ands with birth of placenta |
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Cardinal Movements of Labor
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1.)Descent
2.)Flexion 3.)Internal Rotation 4.) External Rotation |
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When is the Nurse most likely to see Postpartum depression
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1 month postpartum
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A Premonitory sign of Labor is
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Bloody show
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The Amniotic fluid
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contols embryo temperature, permits symetrical growth of fetus & provides freedom of movement
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The Placenta is involved in
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Metabolic transport and Endocrine activities
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SGA
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below 10 percentile
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Responsible for arousal response
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Retcular activating system
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Miotics
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cause contraction of pupil
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Cyclolegics
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paralysis of ciliary muscles of the eyes
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RHIgG (Rhogam)
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For RH neg moms carrying RH positive babies- Must be given within 72 hrs after childbirth
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Methylergonovine Maleate (Methergine)
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Stimulate uterine to contract postpartally & enhance uterine involution.Containdicated w/ hx of cardiac, renal disease, HTN.Use caution w/lactation.NEVER use during pregnancy or labor.
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Lochia
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Debris from Birth:Rubra is dark red last 2-3 days,Serosa is pinkish brown last 3rd-10th day,Alba final discharge mostly leukocytes.
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Cervix postpartum
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appears flabby, formless and may look bruised. Returns to original form w/i few hours
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Ovarian Cycle
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cyclical changesin ovaries= Follicular phase-begins after menses and ends mid uterine cycle.Luteal Phase begins w/ graafian follicle ruptures and ovum is released. Menstuations occurs ~ 15 days after ovulation.
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Untreated Hyperbilirubinemia affects
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Nervous system
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Estrogen tx for postmenopause is containdicated with which
elevated serum labs? |
bilirubin
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