CNUR 303: Unit 5 - High Risk & Complicated
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Excessive vaginal bleeding 24 hours or more after birth.
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What assessments are performed for
1 Define perinatal loss 2
reproductive complications?
What assessments are performed for
3 Define late PPH 4
thromboembolic conditions?
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Terms in this set (39)
, Define perinatal loss The non-voluntary end of a pregnancy from
conception, during pregnancy, and up to 28 days
of the newborn's life.
What are some types of perinatal - Ectopic pregnancy
losses? - Abortion
- Stillbirth
- Neonatal death
What are major causes of Venous stasis, injury to the innermost layer of the
thromboembolic conditions? vessels, and hypercoagulation.
What are risk factors for - Prolonged bed rest
thromboembolic coniditons? - C/S
- Increased progesterone
- Varciose veins
- Increased clotting factors PP
What assessments are performed for - DVT S&S (tenderness, pain, and swelling)
thromboembolic conditions? - Sudden chest pain/SOB
What planning is performed for - Preventions (anticoagulants and ambulation)
thromboembolic conditions? - Monitor platelets
- Teach S&S of hemorrhage
What is DVT management? - Elevation of limb
- Anticoagulant therapy
- Monitor labs
- Administer analgesia
Postpartum Exam | Questions with 100% Correct
Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2026/2027
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Practice questions for this set
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Excessive vaginal bleeding 24 hours or more after birth.
Choose an answer
What assessments are performed for
1 Define perinatal loss 2
reproductive complications?
What assessments are performed for
3 Define late PPH 4
thromboembolic conditions?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (39)
, Define perinatal loss The non-voluntary end of a pregnancy from
conception, during pregnancy, and up to 28 days
of the newborn's life.
What are some types of perinatal - Ectopic pregnancy
losses? - Abortion
- Stillbirth
- Neonatal death
What are major causes of Venous stasis, injury to the innermost layer of the
thromboembolic conditions? vessels, and hypercoagulation.
What are risk factors for - Prolonged bed rest
thromboembolic coniditons? - C/S
- Increased progesterone
- Varciose veins
- Increased clotting factors PP
What assessments are performed for - DVT S&S (tenderness, pain, and swelling)
thromboembolic conditions? - Sudden chest pain/SOB
What planning is performed for - Preventions (anticoagulants and ambulation)
thromboembolic conditions? - Monitor platelets
- Teach S&S of hemorrhage
What is DVT management? - Elevation of limb
- Anticoagulant therapy
- Monitor labs
- Administer analgesia
