3.Uterine atony in simple term is referred to absence of the uterus to contract.This can occur after the delivery of the baby.The characteristics of relaxed uterus,hypotension, bradycardia, severe bleeding more than 500ml can be due to precipitated labour infection, placenta previa, distended uterus,etc., This is a post partum complication needs emergency care to save lives.
4.The late post partum haemorrhage can occur any where between 1 day to 6 weeks of childbirth. The signs of it are
5.Thromboembolic disorder
6.The treatment for superficial vein thrombosis are
3. Describe the characteristics of uterine atony. 4. What signs indicate late postpartum hemorrhage? 5. List...
4. What is version and what are the contraindications of this procedure? 5. List and describe the types of perineal lacerations and episiotomies. 6. Under what conditions are obstetric forceps and vacuum extractors used? 7. What conditions may indicate a cesarean delivery? 8. What is hypertonic labor, and how is it treated? 9. Identify the most common factors that can increase stress and cause dystocia during the labor process. 10. Describe the medical treatment for uterine inversion.
4. What is version and what are the contraindications of this procedure? 5. List and describe the types of perineal lacerations and episiotomies. 6. Under what conditions are obstetric forceps and vacuum extractors used? 8. What is hypertonic labor, and how is it treated? 9. Identify the most common factors that can increase stress and during the labor process. 10. Describe the medical treatment for uterine inversion.
4. List and describe the phases of contractions. 5. When do the signs and symptoms of impending labor begin? 6. During late pregnancy, what are the general guidelines regarding when the woman should be instructed to go to the hosspital? 7. What is the key distinction between true labor and false labor?
What is the Ballard scoring system? 1. 2. Describe the physical characteristics of a preterm infant. 3. Explain the manifestations of respiratory distress of the preterm infant. 4. How is sepsis treated in the preterm infant? 5. List the signs and symptoms of cold stress. 6. When an infant is given intravenous calcium gluconate, what should the nurse closely monitor? 7. Summarize the nursing goals in caring for the preterm newborn.
4. Uterine Assessment a. Describe how a nurse would perform an assessment of fundus b. What is the difference between a "firm" fundus and a "bogey" fundus? Which type requires medical intervention? d. List FIVE types of medical intervention used.
1) What is an "active shooter"? Describe some of the characteristics. What are the warning signs of an active shooter? 2) What actions should you take to keep yourself safe in an active shooter situation? What three things will increase your chances of survival during an active shooting situation? 3) Before law enforcement arrives on the scene, who makes the decisions of what you should do in an active shooter situation? Describe why. 4) What actions should you take when...
5. Describe the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and explain how it is treated. Explain the Billings method of predicting ovulation. 6. 7. The acronym ACHES helps oral contraceptives? a woman recall what warning signs when taking 8. Name three unreliable contraceptive methods. 9. What are the male factors that affect fertility? they treated? 10. What are uterine fibroids and how are
Chapters 29,30 Plant Diversity I, Plant Dlversity I 1. What are characteristics of the most recent common ancestor land plants 2. List plant adaptations to lifo on land. 3. What are characteristics of Byophytes? 4. How are plant spores produced? 5. Define the function(s) of archegonia 6. Def fine heterospory in terms of the evolution of plants. 7. Discuss the ongoing trend in the evolution of land plants. 8, what is the function of the seed coat? 9. How are...
Name: Date: Maternity Take-Home test Postpartum 1. List at least 3 interventions you would do if you found your postpartum patient bleeding more than she should. a. How much post-partum bleeding is considered too much? 2. You are assessing your patient who just had a baby 2 hours ago with an epidural delivery. She states she is starting to have a headache. Name at least two possible reasons for this headache? 3. What is engorgement versus mastitis and how can...
Assessing Postpartum Bleeding Diana is a healthy 35-year-old G5P5 who vaginally delivered an 8 pound, 6 ounce baby girl with an intact perineum. Her estimated blood loss (EBL) was 500 mL. During the fourth stage of labor her vital signs, fundus, and lochia were within normal limits (WNL). She is transferred to the mother-baby unit 3 hours after birth. 1. What is the postpartum period? 2. What is the process of uterine involution after childbirth? 3. How is postpartum hemostasis...