NUR 230 Exam 1
Active segment - ANS-four-7cm of dilation. Contractions are about 2-5min aside and final
approximately 40-60 seconds.
At how many weeks can you see the fetus on an ultrasound? - ANS-6 weeks
By what week should nausea and vomiting be gone? - ANS-Week 14
Can the rubella vaccine receive for the duration of pregnancy? - ANS-No: it's miles a stay
vaccine
Describe Naegele's Rule? - ANS-Used to determine the predicted date of delivery (EDD)
Describe being pregnant brought about Hypertension - ANS-Systolic is 30mg above baseline.
Swollen arms and edema
Examples of false hard work - ANS--Irregular contractions
-Discomfort localized inside the abdomen
-No alternate inside the cervix
Examples of real labor - ANS--Regular contractions
-Pain begins in lower back and radiates to abdomen
-Cervical modifications
-Interval among contractions gets smaller
How is the EDD decided? - ANS-Naegele's Rule:
(First day of last length+ 7 days) - three months
How plenty have to caffeine be reduced to? - ANS-1-2 servings a day
In which situations would you now not provide oxytocin? - ANS--Breech role
-Placenta previa
-Maternal cardiac disease
Latent phase - ANS-3cm of dilation. Contractions are about 3-30 minutes apart and final
approximately 30-forty seconds.
Transition phase - ANS-eight-10cm of dilation. Contractions are about 1.Five-2 minutes apart
and remaining approximately 60-90 seconds.
VEAL/CHOP - ANS-Variable = Cord compression
Early = Head compression
Accelerations = Ok
Late = Placental insufficiency
What are respiratory modifications in the mother? - ANS--Nasal congestion/ nose bleeding due
to multiplied estrogen stages
-RR will increase
What are stretch marks called? - ANS-Striae gravidarum
What are the 4 degrees of labor? - ANS-1. Labor
2. Birth
3. Expulsion of placenta
4. Family/Newborn interplay
Active segment - ANS-four-7cm of dilation. Contractions are about 2-5min aside and final
approximately 40-60 seconds.
At how many weeks can you see the fetus on an ultrasound? - ANS-6 weeks
By what week should nausea and vomiting be gone? - ANS-Week 14
Can the rubella vaccine receive for the duration of pregnancy? - ANS-No: it's miles a stay
vaccine
Describe Naegele's Rule? - ANS-Used to determine the predicted date of delivery (EDD)
Describe being pregnant brought about Hypertension - ANS-Systolic is 30mg above baseline.
Swollen arms and edema
Examples of false hard work - ANS--Irregular contractions
-Discomfort localized inside the abdomen
-No alternate inside the cervix
Examples of real labor - ANS--Regular contractions
-Pain begins in lower back and radiates to abdomen
-Cervical modifications
-Interval among contractions gets smaller
How is the EDD decided? - ANS-Naegele's Rule:
(First day of last length+ 7 days) - three months
How plenty have to caffeine be reduced to? - ANS-1-2 servings a day
In which situations would you now not provide oxytocin? - ANS--Breech role
-Placenta previa
-Maternal cardiac disease
Latent phase - ANS-3cm of dilation. Contractions are about 3-30 minutes apart and final
approximately 30-forty seconds.
Transition phase - ANS-eight-10cm of dilation. Contractions are about 1.Five-2 minutes apart
and remaining approximately 60-90 seconds.
VEAL/CHOP - ANS-Variable = Cord compression
Early = Head compression
Accelerations = Ok
Late = Placental insufficiency
What are respiratory modifications in the mother? - ANS--Nasal congestion/ nose bleeding due
to multiplied estrogen stages
-RR will increase
What are stretch marks called? - ANS-Striae gravidarum
What are the 4 degrees of labor? - ANS-1. Labor
2. Birth
3. Expulsion of placenta
4. Family/Newborn interplay
