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What is use to do a aminocentesis so baby isn't hurt? |
Ultrasound |
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Danger signs in pregnancy |
Gush of fluid, bleeding,abd pain, vomiting, epigastric pain, edema, headache, blurred vision or dizziness, temp of 100.4,painful urination |
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What is hyperemesis gravidarum? |
Persistent vomiting |
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With hyperemesis what do you have to watch for? |
Dehydration & lytes balance & I & o |
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Spontaneous abortion |
Missed carried |
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Induced abortion |
Elective |
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Nursing care for preg bleeding disorders |
Save clots and document bleeding |
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Hydratiform mole |
False pregnancy no nucleus |
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Placenta previa |
Lower segment is where the attachment was |
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Abruptio placentae |
Detaches |
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GH |
Preeclampsia or eclampsia |
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Hypertension in pregnancy |
An increase over baseline by 30mmpr more systolic 15mm diastolic will place women in high risk for GH |
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Isoimmunization |
Has to do with rh factor leaking into mom and starts to make antibodies |
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Erythroblastosis fetalis |
This happens when the rh factor crosses the placenta and destroys the fetal erythrocytes |
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Macrosomic infant |
Very large baby over 8.8lbs |
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Folic acid deficiency anemia |
Large immature red blood cells (Megablastic anemia) |
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Sickle cell |
Can lead to preterm birth,growth restrictions,& fetal demise |
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Thalassemia |
Genetic trait causes abnormality in one or two chains of hemoglobin |
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TORCH |
Toxoplasmosis Other Rubella Cytomegalovirus Herpes |
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Torch is a acronym that means? |
Infections that can be devastating in the fetus or newborn |
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HIV can be transmitted thru? |
Breast milk |
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Toxoplasmosis |
Cat litter or raw meat |
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Group B streptococcus (GBS) |
Leading cause of perinatal infection with high morality rate Found in vagina,rectum,cervix,throat or skin |
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Effleurage ( pain relief measures ) |
Circulation around baby |
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Epidural blood patch |
When you get headache this is done |
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How much weight gain should they have |
4.4 in the 1st trimester 1lbs each week after |
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Amnioinfusion |
Lower then normal fluid |
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Where is the fundus after birth |
Midway between umbicial & the symphysis pubis or slightly lower |
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If fundus goes to side what do you do? |
Empty bladder |
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Lochia |
Bloody discharge after birth |
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Lochia rubra |
Bright red drainage for 1-2 days after |
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Lochia serosa |
Pink to brown blood |
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Lochia alba |
Yellow to white after 7th day |
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Amniootomy |
Dr breaks water after 36 wks |
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What position for prolapse cord |
Trandelingburg with hip above head the knee to chest position |
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Any unusual color or odor of fluid? |
Take temp |
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Type of incision for c section |
Low transverse not likely to rupture during another birth vbac possible |
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Dysfunctional labor |
Does not progress |
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Dystocia |
Difficult labor |
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p's of labor |
Power passive passageway psych |
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Gynecoid pelvis |
Most favorable for vaginal births |
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Friedmans curve |
Used to graph dilation and fetal decent |
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Tocolytic therapy |
Goal is to stop uterine contractions |
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If fetal HR drops with oxytocin |
Stop iv |
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True pelvis |
Where head engages |
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If resp distress occurs with Demerol |
Give narcan |
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Polyhydramino |
A lot of fluid |
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Dic |
Life threatening disorder that alters clotting |