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Vitals, pain level
Bleeding - amount, color, and characteristics
Cramping/contractions
Understanding
Select the correct term
1 Assessment of fetal heart rate patterns 2 Guidelines for postpartum care
Nursing assessment for spontaneous
3 Patient education on prenatal vitamins 4
abortion
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Terms in this set (78)
- Varied and unknown
Cause of spontaneous abortion - First trimester commonly due to fetal genetic abnormalities
- Second trimester more likely related to maternal conditions
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Vitals, pain level
Nursing assessment for spontaneous Bleeding - amount, color, and characteristics
abortion Cramping/contractions
Understanding
-PID
Causes of ectopic pregnancy
- Chlamydia/gonorrhea infections
Previous tubal surgery
Infertility
PID
Previous induced/spontaneous abortion
Use of IUD
Uterine fibroids
Risk factors for ectopic pregnancy
Sterilization
Smoking (which alters tubal motility)
Multiple sexual partners
Progestin-only oral contraceptives
Douching
Exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES)
Hallmark sign for ectopic pregnancy Abdominal pain with spotting within 6 to 8 weeks after missed menses
Incomplete pregnancy / pseudo pregnancy where there is development of tissue
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD)
with no fetus
Education
Nursing interventions for GTD Do not carry to term
Help with induction/evacuation
Clinical manifestations similar to spontaneous abortion at 12 weeks
Nursing assessments for GTD Ultrasound visualization
High hCG levels
hCG levels due to metastases
GTD monitoring Do not get pregnant again for another year (high risk for pregnancy)
High risk for molar pregnancy, want levels to go down
Unknown
Cervical damage
Causes of cervical insufficiency
Less collagen/elastin
Structural cervical weakness
Cervical cerclage (closure of cervix)
Nursing management of cervical Bed/pelvic rest
insufficiency Trendelenburg position (feet higher than head)
Emotional support
Magnesium sulfate
Treatments for cervical insufficiency
Progesterone supplementation
Monitoring of maternal-fetal status
Vaginal bleeding; pad count
Avoidance of vaginal exams
Nursing management of placental previa FHR
Education: fetal movement counts, effects of prolonged bed rest; S/S to report
Prep for C-section
Give for Rh immunoglobulin or tocolytic (anticontraction)
Assess, control, and restore blood loss
Therapeutic management of placental
Provide positive outcome for Mom & baby
abruption
Anticoagulation to prevent DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation)
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Science Medicine Obstetrics
NSG222 - Exam 3 Study Guide
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exam 3 nsg 222 NSG222 exam #3 Canine Postpartum and Neonatal C... Ob
43 terms 84 terms 7 terms 170
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
Vitals, pain level
Bleeding - amount, color, and characteristics
Cramping/contractions
Understanding
Select the correct term
1 Assessment of fetal heart rate patterns 2 Guidelines for postpartum care
Nursing assessment for spontaneous
3 Patient education on prenatal vitamins 4
abortion
Don't know?
Terms in this set (78)
- Varied and unknown
Cause of spontaneous abortion - First trimester commonly due to fetal genetic abnormalities
- Second trimester more likely related to maternal conditions
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Vitals, pain level
Nursing assessment for spontaneous Bleeding - amount, color, and characteristics
abortion Cramping/contractions
Understanding
-PID
Causes of ectopic pregnancy
- Chlamydia/gonorrhea infections
Previous tubal surgery
Infertility
PID
Previous induced/spontaneous abortion
Use of IUD
Uterine fibroids
Risk factors for ectopic pregnancy
Sterilization
Smoking (which alters tubal motility)
Multiple sexual partners
Progestin-only oral contraceptives
Douching
Exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES)
Hallmark sign for ectopic pregnancy Abdominal pain with spotting within 6 to 8 weeks after missed menses
Incomplete pregnancy / pseudo pregnancy where there is development of tissue
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD)
with no fetus
Education
Nursing interventions for GTD Do not carry to term
Help with induction/evacuation
Clinical manifestations similar to spontaneous abortion at 12 weeks
Nursing assessments for GTD Ultrasound visualization
High hCG levels
hCG levels due to metastases
GTD monitoring Do not get pregnant again for another year (high risk for pregnancy)
High risk for molar pregnancy, want levels to go down
Unknown
Cervical damage
Causes of cervical insufficiency
Less collagen/elastin
Structural cervical weakness
Cervical cerclage (closure of cervix)
Nursing management of cervical Bed/pelvic rest
insufficiency Trendelenburg position (feet higher than head)
Emotional support
Magnesium sulfate
Treatments for cervical insufficiency
Progesterone supplementation
Monitoring of maternal-fetal status
Vaginal bleeding; pad count
Avoidance of vaginal exams
Nursing management of placental previa FHR
Education: fetal movement counts, effects of prolonged bed rest; S/S to report
Prep for C-section
Give for Rh immunoglobulin or tocolytic (anticontraction)
Assess, control, and restore blood loss
Therapeutic management of placental
Provide positive outcome for Mom & baby
abruption
Anticoagulation to prevent DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation)
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