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What is pain with sex? Dyspareunia - ✔✔



The goal of _______ is to increase elasticity and make it easier to avoid tears? - ✔✔Perineal
massage


What can diminish or lead to absent pelvic and rectal sensation, leading to decreased sensation
to push? - ✔✔Epidural analgesia



Does a prolonged second stage of labor lead to more neonatal problems? - ✔✔No



How much higher is the maternal BP during the second stage of labor? - ✔✔10 mmHg



Routine amniotomy can increase the risk for what? - ✔✔Cesarean



Does routine early amniotomy shorten labor? - ✔✔No



Does NPO result in an empty stomach? - ✔✔No



What is the best diet to suggest during labor? - ✔✔Diet as tolerated



A urine dipstick with 3+ ketones indicates what? - ✔✔Inadequate caloric intake

, What are the benefits of continuous labor support? - ✔✔(1) shorter labors (2) fewer
cesarean births (3) less need for analgesia and anesthesia (4) less use of synthetic oxytocin (5)
greater maternal satisfaction (6) increased maternal coping


A temperature increase of what may be normal during labor as there is an increase in
metabolism? - ✔✔1-2 degrees Farenheit


What analgesic medication has the longest half-life and increased risk of respiratory depression
in the newborn? - ✔✔Merperidine (Demerol)


Given a women large amount of fluid containing dextrose is associated with what neonatal
adverse effects? - ✔✔(1) fetal lactic acidosis (2) newborn jaundice (3) hypoglycemia



Most vital signs during labor are based on ________ and not on evidence. - ✔✔Institutional
practices


How often does Varney's recommend taking maternal BP, HR, and RR during 1st stage of labor?
- ✔✔Every hour



How often does Varney's recommend taking maternal temperature during labor? - ✔✔2-4
hours (unless membranes rupture then 1-2 hours)



For low risk pregnancy, how often should you monitor FHR during first stage? - ✔✔Every 30
minutes


For low risk pregnancy, how often should you monitor FHR during the second stage? -
✔✔Every 5-15 minutes


For a higher risk pregnancy, how often should you monitor FHR during the first stage? -
✔✔Every 15 minutes

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