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Maternity Newborn and Women’s Health Nursing
A Case-Based Approach 1st Edition
By Amy Mandivella o’meara, all chapters 1-29
,Table of Contents
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ChapterB1BImmediateBPostpartumBHemorrhag
eBChapterB2BLaterBPostpartumBHemorrhage
ChapterB3BGestationalBDiabetes,BDeepBVeinBThrombosis,BandBPostpartumBPulmonaryBEmbolis
mBChapterB4BPreeclampsia
ChapterB5BCordBProlapseBandBNonreassuringBFetalBStatusBC
hapterB6BPlacentalBAbruptionBandBFetalBLoss
ChapterB7BChorioamnionitisBandBNeonatalBSepsis
ChapterB8BPretermBPrematureBRuptureBofBMembranesBandBNeonatalBRespiratoryBDistressBSynd
rome
ChapterB9BGestationalBDiabetes,BMacrosomia,BandBNeonatalBCephalhematoma
ChapterB10BAdvancedBMaternalBAge,BHELLPBSyndrome,BandBNeonatalBNecrotizingBEnterocolitis
ChapterB11BMigraineBWithBAura,BShoulderBDystocia,BandBBrachialBPlexusBPalsy
B
ChapterB12BIntimateBPartnerBViolence,BFormulaBFeeding,BandBPostpartumBDepression
ChapterB13BGestationalBTrophoblasticBDiseaseB(MolarBPregnancy)BandBAdvancedBMaternalBAge
ChapterB14BBeforeBConception
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ChapterB15BPregnancy
ChapterB16BLaborBandBDeliveryB
ChapterB17BAfterBDelivery
,ChapterB18BTheBNewborn
ChapterB19BConditionsBExistingBBeforeBConceptionBChapt
erB20BConditionsBOccurringBDuringBPregnancy
ChapterB21BComplicationsBOccurringBBeforeBLaborBandBDeliveryBChap
terB22BComplicationsBOccurringBDuringBLaborBandBDeliveryBChapterB2
3BConditionsBOccurringBAfterBDelivery
ChapterB24BConditionsBinBtheBNewbornBRelatedBtoBGestationalBAge,BSize,BInjury,BandBPainBChap
terB25BAcquiredBConditionsBandBCongenitalBAbnormalitiesBinBtheBNewborn
ChapterB26BWellnessBandBHealthBPromotionBChapter
27BCommonBGynecologicBConditionsChapterB28BInf
B
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ChapterB29BFamilyBPlanningBChapterB30BVulne
rableBPopulations
, ChapterB1BImmediateBPostpartumBHemorrhage
MULTIPLEBCHOICE
1. ABpregnantBwomanBisBbeingBdischargedBfromBtheBhospitalBafterBtheBplacementBofBaBcervi
calBcerclageBbecauseBofBaBhistoryBofBrecurrentBpregnancyBloss,BsecondaryBtoBanBincompetentBcer
vix.BWhichBinformationBregardingBpostproceduralBcareBshouldBtheBnurseBemphasizeBinBtheBdischa
rgeBteaching?
a. AnyBvaginalBdischargeBshouldBbeBimmediatelyBreportedBtoBherBhealthBcareBprovider.
b. TheBpresenceBofBanyBcontractions,BruptureBofBmembranesB(ROM),BorBsevereBperinealBpressureBsho
c. TheBclientBwillBneedBtoBmakeBarrangementsBforBcareBatBhome,BbecauseBherBactivityBlevelBwillBbeBre
d. TheBclientBwillBbeBscheduledBforBaBcesareanBbirt
h.BANS:BB
NursingBcareBshouldBstressBtheBimportanceBofBmonitoringBforBtheBsignsBandBsymptomsBofBpreterm
labor.BVaginalBbleedingBneedsBtoBbeBreportedBtoBherBprimaryBhealthBcareBprovider.BBedBrestBisBanBele
mentBofBcare.BHowever,BtheBwomanBmayBstandBforBperiodsBofBupBtoB90Bminutes,BwhichBallowsBherBth
eBfreedomBtoBseeBherBphysician.BHomeButerineBactivityBmonitoringBmayBbeBusedBtoBlimitBtheBwomansB
needBforBvisitsBandBtoBmonitorBherBstatusBsafelyBatBhome.BTheBcerclageBcanBbeBremovedBat37BweeksB
ofBgestationB(toBprepareBforBaBvaginalBbirth),BorBaBcesareanBbirthBcanBbeBplanned.
DIF:BCognitiveBLevel:BApplyBREF:Bdm.B675
TOP:BNursingBProcess:BPlanningB|BNursingBProcess:BImplementationMSC:
ClientBNeeds:BHealthBPromotionBandBMaintenance
2. ABperinatalBnurseBisBgivingBdischargeBinstructionsBtoBaBwoman,BstatusBpostsuction,BandBcurett
ageBsecondaryBtoBaBhydatidiformBmole.BTheBwomanBasksBwhyBsheBmustBtakeBoralBcontraceptivesBforBt
heBnextB12Bmonths.BWhatBisBtheBbestresponseBbyBtheBnurse?
IfByouBgetBpregnantBwithinB1Byear,BtheBchanceBofBaBsuccessfulBpregnancyBisBveryBsmall.BTherefore,
a. pregnancy,BitBwouldBbeBbetterBforByouBtoBuseBtheBmostBreliableBmethodBofBcontraceptionBavailable.
TheBmajorBriskBtoByouBafterBaBmolarBpregnancyBisBaBtypeBofBcancerBthatBcanBbeBdiagnosedBonlyBbyhorm
oneBthatByourBbodyBproducesBduringBpregnancy.BIfByouBwereBtoBgetBpregnant,BthenBitB
would
b. thisBcancerBmoreBdifficult.
IfByouBcanBavoidBaBpregnancyBforBtheBnextByear,BtheBchanceBofBdevelopingBaBsecondBmolarBpregna
c. improveByourBchanceBofBaBsuccessfulBpregnancy,BnotBgettingBpregnantBatBthisBtimeBisBbest.
d. OralBcontraceptivesBareBtheBonlyBformBofBbirthBcontrolBthatBwillBpreventBaBrecurrenceBofBaBmola
rBpBANS:BB
BetahumanBchorionicBgonadotropinB(beta-hCG)BhormoneBlevelsBareBdrawnBforB1ByearBtoBensure
thatBtheBmoleBisBcompletelyBgone.BTheBchanceBofBdevelopingBchoriocarcinomaBafterBtheBdevelopment
BofBaBhydatidiformBmoleBisBincreased.BTherefore,BtheBgoalBisBtoBachieveBaBzeroBhumanchorionicBgonad
otropinB(hCG)Blevel.BIfBtheBwomanBwereBtoBbecomeBpregnant,BthenBitBmayBobscuretheBpresenceBofBth
eBpotentiallyBcarcinogenicBcells.BWomenBshouldBbeBinstructedBtoBuseBbirthBcontrolBforB1ByearBafterBtr
eatmentBforBaBhydatidiformBmole.BTheBrationaleBforBavoidingBpregnancy
