Nsg 307 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Signs people may be thinking of suicide ▪ Getting rid of their possessions ▪ Increased isolation, withdrawal ▪ Verbal and nonverbal cues – expressing hopelessness and helplessness ▪ Making wills ▪ Sudden positive change in mood

NSG 307 High Risk OB SIM Study Guide Medical Diagnosis # 1: Preeclampsia SIM lab Objectives 1. Perform appropriate assessment and provide care for the patient with severe preeclampsia. 2. Effectively communicate patient information to the physician. 3. Provide safe magnesium sulfate administration. 4. Explain medications use and side effects. 5. Effectively communicate with the patient, family members, and health care team. Chapter 12 FILL IN THE BLANKS: Insert the term that co...

Signs people may be thinking of suicide ▪ Getting rid of their possessions ▪ Increased isolation, withdrawal ▪ Verbal and nonverbal cues – expressing hopelessness and helplessness ▪ Making wills ▪ Sudden positive change in mood

Signs people may be thinking of suicide ▪ Getting rid of their possessions ▪ Increased isolation, withdrawal ▪ Verbal and nonverbal cues – expressing hopelessness and helplessness ▪ Making wills ▪ Sudden positive change in mood

NSG 6435 Final Exam 1. Expected inc in wt: birth-3 mo 2. Expected inc in wt: 3-6 mo 3. Expected inc in wt: 6-12 mo 4. Expected inc in wt: 1-2 years 5. Expected inc in wt: 2 yr-adolescence 6. Expected inc in height: 0-12 mo 7. Expected inc in height: 13-24 mo 8. Expected inc in height: 2 years to adolescence 9. When does head growth occur? 10. Expected inc in head circumference: 0-2mo 11. Expected inc in head circumference: 2-6 mo 12. Expected inc in head circumference: by 12 mo 13. ...

NSG 307 - Exam 2 Study Guide/NSG 307 - Exam 2 Study Guide. Review - Labor and Birth Processes There are five factors affecting the process of labor and birth: (five p’s): With each prenatal visit, the baby is assessed using the 4 Leopold’s Maneuvers: 1. Fetal presentation: cephalic, breech, shoulder a. Most babies assume the cephalic position with the fetal lie being longitudinal and the fetal back either to the anterior or transverse side in relation to the mom’s abdomen b. Most common po...

Ch 13 NSG 307 Care of the Childbearing Client Exam 2 Study Guide • Stages and phases of labor o 1st stage: onset of contractions – full cervical dilation ▪ Latent phase: labor onset to active phase (longest phase of 1st stage) ▪ Active phase: 6-10 cm (rotate from resting  upright) o 2nd stage: full cervical dilation (10 cm) until birth of baby o 3rd stage: birth of baby until placenta delivery o 4th stage: delivery of placenta until about 2 hours of recovery • 5 P’s of labor o Pas...

NSG 307 - Final Study Guide/NSG 307 - Final Study Guide. Assessment and care of preterm labor (PTL) o preterm birth - between 20 weeks and 0 days and 36 weeks and 6 days 12% of babies in the United States are born prematurely refers strictly to the gestational age of the baby very preterm (20 weeks to 32 weeks) moderately preterm late preterm (34 weeks 0/7 days to 36 weeks 6/7 days) (most common – 75%) COMPLICATIONS: death, mental and physical disability (Cerebral Palsy, visual problems, feedi...

NSG 307 - Exam 2 Study Guide/NSG 307 - Exam 2 Study Guide. Review - Labor and Birth Processes There are five factors affecting the process of labor and birth: (five p’s): With each prenatal visit, the baby is assessed using the 4 Leopold’s Maneuvers: 1. Fetal presentation: cephalic, breech, shoulder a. Most babies assume the cephalic position with the fetal lie being longitudinal and the fetal back either to the anterior or transverse side in relation to the mom’s abdomen b...

NSG 307 - Final Study Guide/NSG 307 - Final Study Guide. Assessment and care of preterm labor (PTL) o preterm birth - between 20 weeks and 0 days and 36 weeks and 6 days 12% of babies in the United States are born prematurely refers strictly to the gestational age of the baby very preterm (20 weeks to 32 weeks) moderately preterm late preterm (34 weeks 0/7 days to 36 weeks 6/7 days) (most common – 75%) COMPLICATIONS: death, mental and physical disability (Cerebral Palsy, visual p...