Quiz #6 Study Guide
1) Iron deficiency anemia and diet- teaching
Eat dark leafy greens, lentils, meat, etc.
2) S/s of abruptio placenta
Sudden onset of pain accompanied by dark red vaginal bleeding
3) PROM- what are the risks when mom’s water has broken in terms of vitals
Check temperature every 2 hours
4) S/s of worsening preeclampsia
Visual disturbances
Headache
5) Priority nursing diagnosis for women with hyperemesis gravidarum
Fluid volume deficit
6) S/s or characteristics of hypotonic labor
Contractions weak, spaced out every 5 or 7 minutes,
Fewer than 2-3 contractions in a 10 minute period
She’s in labor but contractions aren’t moving it along
7) Tx for hypotonic labor- med
Oxytocin
8) S/s uterine rupture
s/s of shock
Baby isn’t doing well
9) SROM and prolapse cord- what should the nurse do if suspects this condition?
Vaginal exam
10) Hypotonic labor and fetal position- what can we do to help change fetal position?
1) Iron deficiency anemia and diet- teaching
Eat dark leafy greens, lentils, meat, etc.
2) S/s of abruptio placenta
Sudden onset of pain accompanied by dark red vaginal bleeding
3) PROM- what are the risks when mom’s water has broken in terms of vitals
Check temperature every 2 hours
4) S/s of worsening preeclampsia
Visual disturbances
Headache
5) Priority nursing diagnosis for women with hyperemesis gravidarum
Fluid volume deficit
6) S/s or characteristics of hypotonic labor
Contractions weak, spaced out every 5 or 7 minutes,
Fewer than 2-3 contractions in a 10 minute period
She’s in labor but contractions aren’t moving it along
7) Tx for hypotonic labor- med
Oxytocin
8) S/s uterine rupture
s/s of shock
Baby isn’t doing well
9) SROM and prolapse cord- what should the nurse do if suspects this condition?
Vaginal exam
10) Hypotonic labor and fetal position- what can we do to help change fetal position?
