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Maternal Newborn ATI Study Guide for Nursing 12 hours after delivery, what should fundus look/feel like? - ans1 cm above umbilicus 1st stage of labor time frame - ansthe onset of labor until complete dilation of the cervix (10 cm) 2nd stage of labor time frame - ansfull dilation of cervix to birth of baby 3 types of lochia - anslochia rubra, lochia serosa, lochia alba 3rd stage of labor time frame - ansbirth of the baby to delivery of placenta 4-6 APGAR score indicates: - ansmoderate distress 4th stage of labor time frame - ansdelivery of placenta until mother's vital signs are WNL 5 areas tested for APGAR - ansheart rate, respiration rate, muscle tone, reflex irritability, color A client must be fitted every ___ years for a diaphragm. - ans2 A diaphragm must remain in place for ___ hours after intercourse. - ans6 abruptio placenta - anspremature separation of placenta from uterus abruptio placenta has high rate of fetal and maternal: - ansmortality and morbidity according to new ballard scale ,if baby is full term they will be: - answell flexed in arms and legs

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Maternal Newborn ATI Study Guide for Nursing
12 hours after delivery, what should fundus look/feel like? - ans1 cm above umbilicus



1st stage of labor time frame - ansthe onset of labor until complete dilation of the cervix (10 cm)



2nd stage of labor time frame - ansfull dilation of cervix to birth of baby



3 types of lochia - anslochia rubra, lochia serosa, lochia alba



3rd stage of labor time frame - ansbirth of the baby to delivery of placenta



4-6 APGAR score indicates: - ansmoderate distress



4th stage of labor time frame - ansdelivery of placenta until mother's vital signs are WNL



5 areas tested for APGAR - ansheart rate, respiration rate, muscle tone, reflex irritability, color



A client must be fitted every ___ years for a diaphragm. - ans2



A diaphragm must remain in place for ___ hours after intercourse. - ans6



abruptio placenta - anspremature separation of placenta from uterus



abruptio placenta has high rate of fetal and maternal: - ansmortality and morbidity



according to new ballard scale ,if baby is full term they will be: - answell flexed in arms and legs

,Active phase of labor - ans- over 3 cm to 7 cm dilation

- mother is anxious, restless, and is feeling helpless



Advantage of chorionic villus sampling as opposed to amniocentesis - anscan be done early to detect the
genetic abnormalities



Anterior fontanels - ansdiamond shaped, 5 cm in size



Antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity - anscalcium gluconate



At 6 months, what is the first food introduced? - ansiron fortified rice cereal



Average blood loss for C section - ans1,000 mL



Average blood loss for vaginal birth - ans500 mL



Babinski reflex - ansbirth to 1 year



Best indicator that baby is getting enough food from mother - ansdiaper output



Biophysical profile (BPP) - ans-score given between 0-10

-measures reactive heart, breathing, body movements, fetal tone, and amniotic fluid volume

- each section is given score of 2 if normal and 0 if not normal



Bronchopulmonary dysplasia - anslungs become stiff and noncompliant

, Bulging of fontanels could indicate: - anshemorrhage or infection



By 6th postpartum day, where should fundus be? - anshalf way between umbilicus and symphasis pubis



Can baby have acetaminophen for pain after circumcision? - ansyes



Car safety - ansrear facing car seat, preferably in middle of backseat until age 2



cause of pathologic jaundice - ansblood group incompatibility or infection



Cause of physiologic jaundice - ansbreakdown of fetal RBCs and immaturity of baby's liver



causes of bilirubin encephalopathy - anscerebral palsy, epilepsy, mental retardation



Characteristics of full term infant - ans-thicker skin (if post date baby then skin will look wrinkled and have
leather like appearance)

-creases on feet

- developed breast buds 5-10mm in width

-no lanugo

- boys: scrotum like a pendulum with rugae

- female: labia bigger and more developed and clitoris will not be very prominent



Characteristics of preterm infant - ans-thinner, transparent, sticky skin

-lanugo present

-breast buds much smaller than full term or not developed

-no creases on feet

-boys: flat, small scrotum

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