When is metabolic screening done?
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after 24 hours of life and need to be fed a few times
In order to push, dilation and effacement must be...
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at 100%
more/less blood volume= risk for jaundice
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more blood volume= higher risk for jaundice
Telangiectatic Nevi
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Pink or red spots on eyelids and on neck
Go away after 2nd b-day
How do you know an infant is getting fed enough?
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they're having bowel movements, 6-8 wet diapers a day, audible
swallowing, and weight gain
What to assess for when baby is under phototherapy?
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cover eyes, usually naked with just a diaper, monitor body temp***
ABO Incompatibility
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When a mother is O and baby is either A or B, sensitization doesn't need to
occur, less severe and more common than Rh incompatibility
- causes milder hemolysis and doesn't require treatment
Male genitalia
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testes should be descended
The nurse places the FHR monitor and notes the HR is 74bpm. What is the first thing
the nurse should do?
A. Inform the mother that the rate is normal
B. Immediately report the rate to the HCP
C. Place the client on her left side and apply oxygen by face mask
D. Assess the mother's heart rate
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, D. Assess the mother's heart rate
What happens during circulation transition after birth? (think vascular resistance)
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Vascular resistance drops and pulmonary artery pressure drops, which
allows blood to flow to the lungs
marked variability is great than __bpm and what may this indicate?
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25bpm in amplitude
may indicate--> hypoxia (prepare for immediate delivery and have
resuscitation team ready)
How can herpes effect the child?
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If mom has an outbreak near time of delivery, vaginal birth can give herpes
to newborn and can kill the baby
- C-section is prefered
Contractions start out as ________
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after 24 hours of life and need to be fed a few times
In order to push, dilation and effacement must be...
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at 100%
more/less blood volume= risk for jaundice
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more blood volume= higher risk for jaundice
Telangiectatic Nevi
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Pink or red spots on eyelids and on neck
Go away after 2nd b-day
How do you know an infant is getting fed enough?
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they're having bowel movements, 6-8 wet diapers a day, audible
swallowing, and weight gain
What to assess for when baby is under phototherapy?
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cover eyes, usually naked with just a diaper, monitor body temp***
ABO Incompatibility
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When a mother is O and baby is either A or B, sensitization doesn't need to
occur, less severe and more common than Rh incompatibility
- causes milder hemolysis and doesn't require treatment
Male genitalia
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testes should be descended
The nurse places the FHR monitor and notes the HR is 74bpm. What is the first thing
the nurse should do?
A. Inform the mother that the rate is normal
B. Immediately report the rate to the HCP
C. Place the client on her left side and apply oxygen by face mask
D. Assess the mother's heart rate
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, D. Assess the mother's heart rate
What happens during circulation transition after birth? (think vascular resistance)
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Vascular resistance drops and pulmonary artery pressure drops, which
allows blood to flow to the lungs
marked variability is great than __bpm and what may this indicate?
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25bpm in amplitude
may indicate--> hypoxia (prepare for immediate delivery and have
resuscitation team ready)
How can herpes effect the child?
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If mom has an outbreak near time of delivery, vaginal birth can give herpes
to newborn and can kill the baby
- C-section is prefered
Contractions start out as ________
