 Terms related to pregnancy o Para: number of babies born after 22 weeks o Gravida: a woman who is or has been pregnant o Primigravida: a woman who is pregnant for the 1st time o Primipara: a woman who has delivered one child after 22 weeks o Multigravida: a woman who has been pregnant previously o Multipara: a woman how has carried two more pregnancies after 22 weeks o Nulligravida: a woman who is not pregnant and not currently pregnant (never been pregnant)  Maternal Hormones o ...

NR 327 Study Guide Exam 1 1. Describe the Chadwick’s sign - vaginal cervix color change Goodell’s sign - cervical softening Hegar’s sign- changes in uterine direction (consistency) 2. Differentiating between presumptive, probable, and positive signs of pregnancy a. Presumptive-, N&V, amenorrhea (no period), urinary frequency, skin changes, fatigue, Chadwick sign b. Probable- Goodall sign, Hegar sign, palpable fetal outline, pregnancy tests, abdomen enlargement c. Positive- Fetal...

erms related to pregnancy o Para: number of babies born after 22 weeks o Gravida: a woman who is or has been pregnant o Primigravida: a woman who is pregnant for the 1st time o Primipara: a woman who has delivered one child after 22 weeks o Multigravida: a woman who has been pregnant previously o Multipara: a woman how has carried two more pregnancies after 22 weeks o Nulligravida: a woman who is not pregnant and not currently pregnant (never been pregnant)  Maternal Hormones o Place...

Fetal heart rate pattern: reassuring non-reassuring Contraction pattern: Deferred; Unspecified; Labor progress: Induction @ 38 weeks with 1 cm dilation, 50% effacement; Maternal physical assessment: Respiratory: WNL; Cardiovascular: WNL denies edema of extremities; Gastrointestinal: bowel sounds active x 4 quadrants, reports occasional nausea; Urinary: denies alterations in urination, urine clear, straw-color; Genitalia: WNL; Musculoskeletal: WNL; Neurological: DTRs + 2; Endocrine: Non-con...

Patient initials: PH Age: 28 G_1___T__1__P_1___A__0__L__1 Delivery date: 10/14 time: 0530 Gest. Age: 41 /7 weeks Sex: male, Singleton Length of labor: 1st stage________ 2nd stage__3 hr ___ 3rd stage_________ 15 total hours Amniotic fluid rupture: SROM/ AROM Date/Time: Fluid color: Type of delivery: vaginal - spontaneous assisted (forceps/ vacuum) Cesarean (indication):________________ type of incision:__________ Episiotomy/ Lacerations: midline EBL:250 ml APGAR: 1min 7 5 min 8 10 min R...

Name: Angela Lambert Your Title: Student Nurse Reason for Being There: Post-Partum Care Date: 10/14/xx Time: 1800 S Patient initials: P.H. Age: 28y G1T1P0A0L1 Delivery date: 10/14/xx time: 0700 Gest. Age: 41 0/7 weeks Sex: male / female Singleton Twin Other Length of labor: 1st stage________ 2nd stage: 3 Hours 3rd stage_________ 15hrs total Amniotic fluid rupture: SROM/ AROM Date/Time: Fluid color: Type of delivery: vaginal - spontaneous assisted (forceps/ vacuum) Cesarean (indication):_________...

Maternity Nursing – HESI Hints Anatomy and Physiology of Reproduction • The menstrual phase varies in length in most women • Between ovulation and the beginning of the next menstrual cycle, there are usually exactly 14 days. In other words, ovulations occurs 14 days before the next menstrual period • Sperm live approximately 3 days (48 to 72 hours), and eggs live about 24 hours. A couple must avoid unprotected intercourse for several days before the anticipated ovulation and for 3 ...