Gbs Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

VATI RN Maternal Newborn 2019 / VATI RN Maternal Newborn 2019 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ Questions & Answers/ 100% Verified / Updated Version A nurse is admitting a client who is at 39wks of gestation and in active labor. The client reports being positive for group B streptococcus (GBS) when screened at 36wks of gestation. Which of the following actions should the nurse expect to take? - CORRECT ANSWER-Administer IV an...

Final Exam: NSG 432/ NSG432 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family| Qs & As| 100% Correct| Grade A (Verified Answers) - GCU Q: What body system develops first in fetus Answer: Cardiovascular system weeks 3-6 Q: What is chorioamnionitis Answer: bacterial infection (chorion) of the amniotic cavity Q: GBS is tested for at Answer: 1st prenatal visit and 36 weeks Q: Placental acratia increases risk of Answer: PPH Q: Biophys...

Midwifery National Exam Practice MCQ's -2 Questions & Answers (rated A+) Midwifery National Exam Practice MCQ's -2 Questions & Answers (rated A+) What you explain to women about GBS screening... - ANSWER-Transient micro-organism found in the vagina and bowel. Screening is RISK BASED approach... o previous GBS-affected infant o GBS bacteruria this pregnancy o preterm (< 37 weeks) labour and imminent birth o intrapartum fever > 380C o membrane rupture > 18 hrs. Via HVS...

What you explain to women about GBS screening... - ACCURATE ANSWERTransient micro-organism found in the vagina and bowel. Screening is RISK BASED approach... o previous GBS-affected infant o GBS bacteruria this pregnancy o preterm (< 37 weeks) labour and imminent birth o intrapartum fever > 380C o membrane rupture > 18 hrs. Via HVS/rectal/MSU ?36/40 Early-onset neonatal Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infection is the leading cause of infectious disease in the newborn. W...

What you explain to women about GBS screening... - ANSWER-Transient micro-organism found in the vagina and bowel. Screening is RISK BASED approach... o previous GBS-affected infant o GBS bacteruria this pregnancy o preterm (< 37 weeks) labour and imminent birth o intrapartum fever > 380C o membrane rupture > 18 hrs. Via HVS/rectal/MSU ?36/40 Early-onset neonatal Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infection is the leading cause of infectious disease in the newborn. What deta...

What you explain to women about GBS screening... - ANSWER Transient micro-organism found in the vagina and bowel. Screening is RISK BASED approach... o previous GBS-affected infant o GBS bacteruria this pregnancy o preterm (< 37 weeks) labour and imminent birth o intrapartum fever > 380C o membrane rupture > 18 hrs. Via HVS/rectal/MSU ?36/40 Early-onset neonatal Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infection is the leading cause of infectious disease in the newborn. What deta...

1. The bacterium most likely to be transmitted from mother to infant during labor and cause neonatal sepsis is: a. Escherichia coli b. Staphylococcus aureus c. Group B Streptococcus d. Group A Streptococcus CORRECT ANSWER-Group B Streptococcus Rationale: In Group B Streptococcus (GBS) neonatal infections, heavy maternal colonization is associated with an increased risk for preterm labor, which in turn is a significant risk factor for neonatal infection. Intrauterine infection of the fe...

Exam 1: NUR254/ NUR 254 (New 2024/ 2023 Update) Childbearing and Child Caring Families Review| 100% Correct| A Grade - Galen QUESTION Trimesters : First: 1-13 weeks Second: 14-26 weeks Third: 27-40 weeks QUESTION Initial visit Answer: - confirm pregnancy - surgical hx (breast implants, abd surgery) - Hx of smoking - Hx drug use - use of herbal medications - family hx - mental health screening (PPD) - partner violence QUESTION Respiratory system ...

What details you must discuss with women with GBS risk factors... - ANSWER-- risks & treatment - involvement of AB's - any Hx of penicillin allergy GBS cases - management... - ANSWER-• All newborn babies showing signs of sepsis should undergo immediate referral and assessment from a paediatrician. This will include a full blood count and blood cultures. While waiting for culture results antibiotic therapy is recommended for at least 48-hours. • suspected chorioamnionitis - immediate...

GBS culture good for _____ weeks - 5 T/F If admitted for PTL and no recent GBS culture, treat with abx - True: Swab and then treat prophylactically during labor unless pt is discharged GBS treated with - Pcn or ampicillin. C&S if allergic. Lochia Day 1-3 PP - Rubra: bright red. If present after 3 days, may be indicative of retained placenta or subinvolution Lochia Day 3-10 pp - Serosa: Pink/brown (tinged, healing, dried blood) Lochia Day 10-28 pp - Alba: Yellow-white. Going back to normal...