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Ati N Maternal Proctored Exam 2 023-2027 With Ngn (70 Rquestions With ( Nclex Questions And Answers, A+ Choice

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ATI N MATERNAL PROCTORED EXAM 2 023-2027 WITH NGN (70 RQUESTIONS WITH ( NCLEX QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, A+ CHOICE

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ATI N MATERNAL PROCTORED EXAM
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2023-2027 WITH NGN (70 RQUESTIONS
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WITH ( NCLEX QUESTIONS AND
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ANSWERS, A+ CHOICE# #

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Newborn Septic Shock: # #


The nurse should monitor the blood pressure of a newborn who is
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at risk for septic shock and should identify decreased blood
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pressure as an indication of this complication. Other
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manifestations include tachypnea, tachycardia, mottled or # # # # #


gray-colored skin, cool extremities, and a rapid pulse. # # # # # # #


Early PostPartum Period:
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Dark Red Lochia will pool in the vagina when the client is lying in
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bed and will flow out of the vagina when the client stands up. After
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initial gush, the bleeding will slow to a trickle of bright red lochia.
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retained placental fragments # #


-excessive vaginal bleeding that does not stop.
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-Can cause early PPH, but most common cause of late PPH
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-Inspect placenta #


-Treatment: uterine exploration (Sterile, Pain management,
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Antibiotics post, Sonography, Curettage (D&C)
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Damaged Blood Vessel # #


Blood will spurt out of the vagina, and the flow will not slow.
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Lochia Flow: #


will steadily decrease during postpartum period.
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Gomco Clamp Circumcision # #

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-Pressure of clamp for 3-5 minutes, then slit/cut away excess skin
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-Petroleum gauze strips to site after to prevent sticking to diaper
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-Apply petroleum jelly to the penis with each diaper change to
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protect incision from contact with urine and feces.
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- No towelettes
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- Do not remove and yellow exudate (can cause pain and
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bleeding - part of healing process)
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- Do not wrap penis with dry gauze (can adhere and cause pain
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and bleeding at removal).
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Psychological Task: #


Accepting the Pregnancy - First Trimester
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Accepting the baby # #


- Second Trimester #




Preparing for Parenthood & Preparing for End of Pregnancy
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-Third Trimester#


Terbutaline (Brethine) #


Uses to relax uterine smooth muscle to inhibit uterine activity.
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- Involves bronchodilation #




Adverse Reaction: #


Tachycardia (if pulse is greater than 130/min, the medication
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needs to be held until HCP is notified.)
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Terbutaline is a tocolytic medication that causes uterine relaxation
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and is used to treat preterm labor. It is not an appropriate
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medication to treat uterine atony. # # # #


Postpartum Care Client w/Cardiac Disease: # # # #

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Weight the Client Daily for Fluid Overload
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Monitor I/O (blood flow to and from heart increases for atleast the
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first 24 hours after delivery) this places the client at high risk of
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cardiac decompensation and fluid overload.
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Follow a high-fiber diet to prevent straining with bowl movements
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because the pushing effort (valsalva maneuver) can result in
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cardiac stress. #




Initiate bedrest with the hob elevated to promote rest and
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decrease the clients oxygen consumption.
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Preventing Mastitis: #


Use finger to release suction on nipple after feeding.
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Galactagogue Medications and Herbs can increase the clients # # # # # # #


milk supply. This INCREASES the risk of mastitis, if the infant
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does not empty the breast.
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Waiting too long between feedings can result in clogging or
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plugging of nipples, this can INCREASE the risk of mastitis.
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Wearing underwire bra is associated with increased risk for
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mastitis due to blocking the breast from emptying completely.
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Development of Hyperbilirubinemia in Newborns: # # # #


Blood Group Incompatibilities
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Maternal Infection #




Maternal Diabetes #




Administration of Oxytocin during Labor # # # #


Delivery of a Stillborn Child: # # # #


-Unrestricted Access to Childs Body. (process traumatic event)
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