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Labor & birth Theories why labor begins - dec progesterone - inc prostaglandins [cervix release] - uterine muscle stretches - fetus presses on cervix - release of oxytocin - placenta Birth - coordinated effort - depending on 5 interrelated factors - abnormalities in an y of the 5 can alter or prevent labor progress, putting mother and baby at risk 5 ps of birth - p brith canal - p fetus - p contractions - p mental state - p mother - passage through birth canal - passenger (fetus) - powers (con...

Adverse drug reaction (ADR) any noxious, unintended, and undesired effect that occurs at normal drug doses Types of ADR Mild: drowsiness, nausea, itching, rash, etc. Severe: respiratory depression, neutropenia, hepatocellular injury, anaphlyaxis, hemmorrhage -ADR are most common in the elderly; 65+ account for 50% of ADR cases -risk increases with severe illness presents Side effect -a nearly unavoidable secondary drug effect produced at therapeutic doses -generally predictable -intensity i...

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Endometrial changes are assessed by examining which of the following? A. Vital signs B. Lochia C. Fundal height D. All of the above B) lochia The appearance and amount of lochia tells the nurse about the progress of endometrial shedding and regeneration. Gastrointestinal postpartum changes include which of the following? A. Constipation B. Hemorrhoids C. Increased appetite D. All of the above D. all of the above After delivery the mother may experience constipation, hemorrhoids, and in...

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The principle sign of diabetes Hyperglycemia s/s of diabetes -Polyuria -Polydipsia -Ketonuria -Weight loss Type 1 DM onset -Accounts for 5% of DM cases -As a rule, develops during childhood/adolescence; can develop during adulthood Primary defect in DM1 -Destruction of pancreatic beta cells d/t autoimmune response -Trigger for response is unknown, but genetic, environmental, and infectious factors likely have a part What are beta cells Cells responsible for insulin synthesis and release into...

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