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NUR 321 OB - Final Exam-1 station: - ANS-1 cm above ischial spine
"No need for TORCH titer, no cats": - ANS-test for diseases other than toxoplasms
(Rubella, cytomegalovirus, and herpes)
(shows a strip) woman is worried at 36 weeks because she has decreased fetal
movements; strip shows: - ANS-reactive
1-20 bpm after fetal scalp stimulation = - ANS-reassuring
2 boys - 37 and 39 weeks, and 2 miscarriages: - ANS-G51122 *term at 38 weeks
20 weeks fundal height equal with umbilicus; appropriate? - ANS-yes, appropriate
32 weeks PPROM: - ANS-some things interfere with nitrozine
35 weeks with tinel and phalen sign: - ANS-common in pregnancy
4th degree laceration: - ANS-through rectal sphincter
5'2", 32 weeks, 14 y/o, gained 1 lb past 2 weeks; factor that increases preeclampsia
risk? - ANS-adolescence
6 previous pregnancies, 1 term, 4 miscarriages, and twins at 34 weeks: - ANS-G71143
ABO incompatibility: - ANS-mom O, and baby is A, B, or AB
Action for baby with HIV positive mom? - ANS-early tx
Active labor: - ANS-cervical changes
Affects passageway: - ANS-structure of maternal pelvis
After epidural: - ANS-hypotensive episode
After forceps: - ANS-assess for trauma
, After stillbirth: - ANS-create memories
Ambulation benefits labor because: - ANS-promotes rotation/descent, provides
diversion, stimulates more effective contractions
Amnioinfusion... uterine resting tone? - ANS-keeps increasing then rupture
Anesthesia: - ANS-reduces contraction strength sensation
Anxiety and fear results in: - ANS-increased pulse and pain perception, may prolong
labor
APGAR score at 1 minute: - ANS-score of 9 (only one that didn't get 2 points is the
hands and feet being blue)
Assess HR after giving Stadol: Moderate/Average, and marked: -
ANS-moderate/average if 6-25bpm
marked if greater than 25 bpm, early sign of hypoxia
Assessment for mag sulfate: - ANS-resp status
Best time to ask questions: - ANS-in between contractions
Best way to prevent infection: - ANS-keep pads and linens dry
BISHOP score 4/8, 36 weeks, controlled HTN; risk for: - ANS-preeclampsia
Bishop's score: - ANS-higher score is more successful induction
BPP 4 out of 8 = - ANS-monitor for late decels
Breech: - ANS-c-section
Childbirth differs from other pain because: - ANS-it's physiological
Concealed abruption: - ANS-board-like abdomen
Contraction frequency: - ANS-beginning of 1 contraction to beginning of next
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