What is fetal bradycardia?
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Anything lower than 110 bpm. Decelerated FHR
What is the best way to determine the intensity of contractions?
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Palpate the uterus/belly and feel the contraction.
Describe fetal position
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How the baby is positioned in the pelvis, it gives us more information about
progression of labor and what to expect, etc
Why does the preload increase after delivery?
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The preload increases b/c placental blood is returning back to circulation
and the compression of the vena cava is eliminated
What is nonmalficience?
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Refrain from harming a patient intentionally. Duty to not hurt them.
Second Stage of Labor, what are the nursing interventions?
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Sterile vaginal exams to assess fetal descent
Assess maternal vital signs every 5 minutes
Provide support and information about labor progress
Assist with pushing
Assist the physician or CNM with the birth
Intensity of uterine contractions
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Strength of the contraction
Regarding the breasts and lactation, what happens to the hormone levels?
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Estrogen and progesterone decrease.
What is a prolapsed cord? Why is it dangerous?
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Prolapsed cord is when the cord comes out before the baby. It can cut off
the oxygen/blood supply
, Who are some mandated reporters?
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Nurses, doctors, teachers, police officers, etc
What is the normal temperature range for a postpartum mother?
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Temperature may be elevated for 24 hours after birth.
97 - 100.4 degrees F.
What purpose do H1-receptor antagonists serve?
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Sedative, antiemetic
Why are narcotic analgesics like Nubian and fentanyl used?
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These two last about 3 hours. They have a short half life so they will help
the mom with pain management but won't overly affect the baby.
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Anything lower than 110 bpm. Decelerated FHR
What is the best way to determine the intensity of contractions?
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Palpate the uterus/belly and feel the contraction.
Describe fetal position
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How the baby is positioned in the pelvis, it gives us more information about
progression of labor and what to expect, etc
Why does the preload increase after delivery?
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The preload increases b/c placental blood is returning back to circulation
and the compression of the vena cava is eliminated
What is nonmalficience?
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Refrain from harming a patient intentionally. Duty to not hurt them.
Second Stage of Labor, what are the nursing interventions?
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Sterile vaginal exams to assess fetal descent
Assess maternal vital signs every 5 minutes
Provide support and information about labor progress
Assist with pushing
Assist the physician or CNM with the birth
Intensity of uterine contractions
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Strength of the contraction
Regarding the breasts and lactation, what happens to the hormone levels?
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Estrogen and progesterone decrease.
What is a prolapsed cord? Why is it dangerous?
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Prolapsed cord is when the cord comes out before the baby. It can cut off
the oxygen/blood supply
, Who are some mandated reporters?
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Nurses, doctors, teachers, police officers, etc
What is the normal temperature range for a postpartum mother?
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Temperature may be elevated for 24 hours after birth.
97 - 100.4 degrees F.
What purpose do H1-receptor antagonists serve?
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Sedative, antiemetic
Why are narcotic analgesics like Nubian and fentanyl used?
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These two last about 3 hours. They have a short half life so they will help
the mom with pain management but won't overly affect the baby.
