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Exam 1 for Maternal NSG 3500 Galen College of Nursing

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A pregnant patient who is 35 weeks gestation comes to the emergency room and complains of having dark red blood coming out of her vagina and has pain in her abdomen. What would the nurse suspect is going on? - placental abruption A pregnant patient comes to the clinic and presents with a BP of 147/98, HH 100, and a urine protein level of 2+. What would the nurse suspect is happening? - Patient could be experiencing mild preeclampsia What is one method to relieve a patient who is experienci...

A woman in the clinic complains of severe hot flashes associated with perimenopause. Her past medical history includes deep vein thrombosis (DVT) 10 years ago. The nurse can anticipate teaching the woman about what treatment? a. a trial of a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor b. a trial os the anticonvulsant phenytoin (dilantin) c. hormone replacement with estrogen only d. hormone replacement with estrogen-progestin - A The perinatal nurse mentor teaches the new nurse about the functi...

What does POOF stand for? - Positioning- lateral Oxygen Oxytocin stopped Fluid administration What is oligohydramnios? What may it lead to? - Too little amniotic fluid (less than 300 mL) which may cause cord compression during contractions What treatment may be required for oligohydramnios? - Amnioinfusion What is polyhydramnios? What may it lead to? - Too much amniotic fluid (more than 2 L) which may cause malpresentation or prolapse of umbilical cord What is meconium stained amniotic ...

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