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What are the main goals for the 6 week period after Assessing lochia, fundus, perineum, vs
childbirth? Prevent hemorrhage
Comfort measures
Client education
Promoting family infant bonding
What does BUBBLE HE stand for? B-Breast U-Uterus, B-Bowel, B-Bladder, L-Lochia/lacerations, E-Emotions
What happens to breasts after birth that relate to Estrogen and Progesterone both will decrease after birth causing an Increase
hormone changes? in Prolactin
Estrogen will decrease causing a decrease in vaginal lubrication, and increase
in diaphoresis and breast engorgement
Progesterone will increase muscle tone within the body
Lower Glucose Levels
When will ovulation occur after a women has had a Breastfeeding = occur within 6 weeks
baby? Bottle Feeding - occur in 25 - 75 days
In relation to hormone changes post birth, when will 4-6 weeks
thyroid function return to normal?
, What does prolactin do? Will maintain and stimulate breast feeding and also helps to have the baby
suckling to maintain that level
When does milk letdown occur? within 72-96 hours post birth
Will feel tingling and may get a slight fever and may get engorgement (Swelling
of the breast)
What is the frequency of Breast feeding? 8 times w/in 24 hrs or every 2-3 hours
Feed completely off of 1 breast and then switch to other to ensure baby gets
hind milk
Once milk comes in then she will feed according to babies needs and feed off
of both breasts
Goal within 24 hrs post birth is 1 - 2 times
Make sure they are using proper hygene
What are some contradictions for women who want to HIV / if nipples are cracked or bleeding (Espically if they have Hep B or C)
breast feed? Moms with implants or reductions
What are some hunger ques of babies? Sucking movement of mouth and tongue
Rooting
smacking of lips
REstlessness
Mouth opening in response to tactile stimulation
Breastfeeding should be initiated w/in 1 hours after birth
Feed Newborn 8-12 times /24 hrs
Milk Storage Guideline for Breast milk Room Temp - 4 hrs
Insulated Cooler Bag - 24 hrs
Fridge - 72 hours (8 days)
Freezer that is inside fridge door - 2 weeks
Freezer separate door than fridge - 3-6 months
Deep Freezer - 6-12 months
What factors contribute to sore nipples? Poor latch
Yeast infection of breast
Vasospasm - causing blood flow interruption
Not enough of nipple and areola in the mouth
Pinching or biting of the nipple
Mouth not opened wide enough
Nipples not dry enough
Flat or retracted nipples
Ankyloglossia
How do you treat sore nipples? Proper prenatal and early postnatal education related to breastfeeding
Proper latch
Express colostrum/breastmilk after feeding and allow to dry
Use of nipple shields to prevent further damage
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ET- Set 1 NUR 306 Final Exam ATI Tissue Integrity He
Teacher 20 terms Teacher 70 terms Teacher 197 terms Te
jackline_mwangi58 Preview Mutua_Stanley5 Preview Cliff_Rosasi7 Preview
Terms in this set (221)
What are the main goals for the 6 week period after Assessing lochia, fundus, perineum, vs
childbirth? Prevent hemorrhage
Comfort measures
Client education
Promoting family infant bonding
What does BUBBLE HE stand for? B-Breast U-Uterus, B-Bowel, B-Bladder, L-Lochia/lacerations, E-Emotions
What happens to breasts after birth that relate to Estrogen and Progesterone both will decrease after birth causing an Increase
hormone changes? in Prolactin
Estrogen will decrease causing a decrease in vaginal lubrication, and increase
in diaphoresis and breast engorgement
Progesterone will increase muscle tone within the body
Lower Glucose Levels
When will ovulation occur after a women has had a Breastfeeding = occur within 6 weeks
baby? Bottle Feeding - occur in 25 - 75 days
In relation to hormone changes post birth, when will 4-6 weeks
thyroid function return to normal?
, What does prolactin do? Will maintain and stimulate breast feeding and also helps to have the baby
suckling to maintain that level
When does milk letdown occur? within 72-96 hours post birth
Will feel tingling and may get a slight fever and may get engorgement (Swelling
of the breast)
What is the frequency of Breast feeding? 8 times w/in 24 hrs or every 2-3 hours
Feed completely off of 1 breast and then switch to other to ensure baby gets
hind milk
Once milk comes in then she will feed according to babies needs and feed off
of both breasts
Goal within 24 hrs post birth is 1 - 2 times
Make sure they are using proper hygene
What are some contradictions for women who want to HIV / if nipples are cracked or bleeding (Espically if they have Hep B or C)
breast feed? Moms with implants or reductions
What are some hunger ques of babies? Sucking movement of mouth and tongue
Rooting
smacking of lips
REstlessness
Mouth opening in response to tactile stimulation
Breastfeeding should be initiated w/in 1 hours after birth
Feed Newborn 8-12 times /24 hrs
Milk Storage Guideline for Breast milk Room Temp - 4 hrs
Insulated Cooler Bag - 24 hrs
Fridge - 72 hours (8 days)
Freezer that is inside fridge door - 2 weeks
Freezer separate door than fridge - 3-6 months
Deep Freezer - 6-12 months
What factors contribute to sore nipples? Poor latch
Yeast infection of breast
Vasospasm - causing blood flow interruption
Not enough of nipple and areola in the mouth
Pinching or biting of the nipple
Mouth not opened wide enough
Nipples not dry enough
Flat or retracted nipples
Ankyloglossia
How do you treat sore nipples? Proper prenatal and early postnatal education related to breastfeeding
Proper latch
Express colostrum/breastmilk after feeding and allow to dry
Use of nipple shields to prevent further damage
