AWHONN POEP Module 14 Latest Update Graded A+

AWHONN POEP Module 14 Latest Update Graded A+ Implantation of the embryo outside the uterus is called ectopic pregnancy. The loss of a pregnancy prior to 20 weeks gestation or delivery of a fetus weighing less than 500 grams is called a/an spontaneous abortion. The most common causes of neonatal death include congenital anomalies and preterm birth. Joe and Sarah have arrived for a prenatal visit and an ultrasound. When the ultrasound shows the fetus does not have a heartbeat, the father yells at the physician to look again or to have someone else read the ultrasound. He then storms out of the room. What phase of grief is the father experiencing? Searching and yearning When working with a family who has had a stillbirth at term, you should collect mementos and offer them to the family prior to discharge. Ricardo and Maria have just been told that their 12-week fetus does not have a heartbeat. Maria stares blankly at the window and does not respond. What phase of grief is she experiencing? Shock and numbness One of the best ways to help parents who are living with grief is to provide them with a list of community resources and support groups. When working with a family who had a term stillbirth ask to take multiple photographs of the infant with different family members. Romelia's labor was induced at 32 weeks gestation after a third-trimester fetal loss. Her blood pressure has remained high after delivery. Her Muslim culture supports wrapping the deceased newborn in a seamless white sheet and having a burial within 24 hours. Romelia is requesting an early discharge to be at the burial. You should discuss concerns with the physician and family and individualize her discharge plan to include appropriate outpatient monitoring and follow-up. Marlene is a 26-year-old primipara who is 10 weeks pregnant and has a history of obesity and smoking. She is complaining of bleeding over the past 24 hours. Her primary care physician has confirmed a loss of her pregnancy. While reviewing her follow up instructions, you should ask Marlene how she is doing and then listen to her responses. When teaching parents about grief after perinatal loss, which of the following statements is true? Grief after perinatal loss may be significant and traumatic, and may last for months to years. The term used to describe gender differences in how perinatal loss is experienced by each parent is incongruent grief. Which of the following parents is least likely to experience complicated grief after a perinatal loss? Angelique, a 25-year-old, had a stillbirth at 25 weeks gestation as a result of preterm rupture of membranes and chorioamnionitis. Present in the room today are her husband, Todd, and their 2-year-old daughter. Which of the following statements regarding baptism is true? There is disagreement in some Christian religions regarding baptism of a stillborn or miscarried baby. Flying Sparrow, a 25-year-old Native American woman, delivered a stillborn infant at term after a cord accident. She has been stoic since the delivery and refuses to see the baby. You should advise the family that they may see the baby in a separate area with her consent. *Which of the following statements is false regarding the subsequent pregnancy after a perinatal loss? WRONG: *The parents' responses to the subsequent pregnancy may depend on the degree of attachment to the unborn child that they experienced in the previous pregnancy.*Subsequent pregnancy is usually experienced with a greater sense of threat, guarded emotions, and feelings of stress that remain elevated throughout the subsequent pregnancy. Lori has a history of congenital cardiac disease. She is being moved to a telemetry unit for cardiac monitoring after the delivery of her 24-week stillborn infant. The most common assessment that the nurses who do not work on perinatal units may fail to address is breast care.