NUR 241: Final ExamVeal
Chop(111 questions fully
solved & updated)
V: variable decels C: cord compression Reposition, O2, notify dr
E: early decels
H: head compression Normal
A: accels
O: okay
L: late decels
P: placental deficiency
Turn, O2, d/c Pitocin, notify dr
Gestational carrier (surrogacy)
A woman who becomes pregnant and carries that pregnancy to term
for another person or couple. Unlike a surrogate, a GC has no
genetic link to the fetus she is carrying. The eggs provided either
come from the Intended Parent or from a third-party Egg Donor
*Medical-legal issues have resulted over the "true ownership" of the
resulting infant
[** NO genetic relation]
Traditional carrier (surrogacy)
a woman who not only carries the pregnancy for another person or
couple but she is also using her own eggs for the cycle. Whether she
ultimately conceives using IUI or IVF she is genetically related to the
offspring.
[Genetically related!]
culture
learned behavior that is transmitted from person to person.
(food/speech)
Ethnicity
Learned/inherited behaviors (distinct features- skin color)
Acculturation
,the adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture-
adopting from a place you moved to.
(Adapt to your area)
Assimilation
the social process of absorbing one cultural group into harmony
with another- completely adopting a new culture of your
surroundings
Neonatal mortality causes
-Birth defects
-Prematurity and LBW
-Pregnancy complication: PROM, cord/placental problems, infection
Contraction interval
The amount of time between contractions
Measured from the end of one contraction to the beginning of the
next.
-Minimum of 60 seconds!
Contraction Duration
The time of the contraction
Measured from the beginning to the end of one contraction.
-Should be 60-90 seconds to be in active labor.
Contraction frequency
beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next
contraction.
- 2-3 minutes
[duration+interval]
Trich
-foul odor
-green, frothy D/C
most common symptom of STI's in women
ASYMPTOMATIC
where do we get the embryos for stem cell research?
donors
-unused embryos from IVF (left over)
, Prolonged deceleration
A visually apparent decrease (may be either gradual or abrupt) in
FHR of at least 15 beats/min below the baseline and lasting more
than 2 minutes but less than 10 minutes.
-If it last >/= 10 minutes, that indicates a change in baseline!
Recommended weight gain during pregnancy
25-35lbs
1st trimester: 1-4lbs
2nd and 3rd trimester: 1lb per week
+ or - 2lbs
Underweight: 28-40lbs
Overweight: 15-25lbs
Obese: 11-20lbs
Patient at 34 weeks gestation weighed 135 pre-pregnant now
weighs 162. Is her weight gain within normal limits, to much or not
enough.-34 weeks -13 weeks (1st trimester) =21-21 + 4 (1st
trimester gain)=25 pounds suggested weight gain-162 -135= 27
pounds actual weight gain
Calculating recommended weight gain
total current weeks pregnant - 13 weeks + 4 = recommended weight
gain +/- 5 lbs
Nutritional risk factors (possible SATA)
-Be aware of cultural differences
-Nutrition knowledge
-Patient age
-Vegetarians
-Substance abuse
-Assess for eating disorders
-Strenuous exercise
-Multifetal preg. (higher cal needs)
-Lactose intolerant
-Multiparity
-Spaced pregnancies
-Socioeconomic status ($$)
IUD (intrauterine device)
Chop(111 questions fully
solved & updated)
V: variable decels C: cord compression Reposition, O2, notify dr
E: early decels
H: head compression Normal
A: accels
O: okay
L: late decels
P: placental deficiency
Turn, O2, d/c Pitocin, notify dr
Gestational carrier (surrogacy)
A woman who becomes pregnant and carries that pregnancy to term
for another person or couple. Unlike a surrogate, a GC has no
genetic link to the fetus she is carrying. The eggs provided either
come from the Intended Parent or from a third-party Egg Donor
*Medical-legal issues have resulted over the "true ownership" of the
resulting infant
[** NO genetic relation]
Traditional carrier (surrogacy)
a woman who not only carries the pregnancy for another person or
couple but she is also using her own eggs for the cycle. Whether she
ultimately conceives using IUI or IVF she is genetically related to the
offspring.
[Genetically related!]
culture
learned behavior that is transmitted from person to person.
(food/speech)
Ethnicity
Learned/inherited behaviors (distinct features- skin color)
Acculturation
,the adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture-
adopting from a place you moved to.
(Adapt to your area)
Assimilation
the social process of absorbing one cultural group into harmony
with another- completely adopting a new culture of your
surroundings
Neonatal mortality causes
-Birth defects
-Prematurity and LBW
-Pregnancy complication: PROM, cord/placental problems, infection
Contraction interval
The amount of time between contractions
Measured from the end of one contraction to the beginning of the
next.
-Minimum of 60 seconds!
Contraction Duration
The time of the contraction
Measured from the beginning to the end of one contraction.
-Should be 60-90 seconds to be in active labor.
Contraction frequency
beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next
contraction.
- 2-3 minutes
[duration+interval]
Trich
-foul odor
-green, frothy D/C
most common symptom of STI's in women
ASYMPTOMATIC
where do we get the embryos for stem cell research?
donors
-unused embryos from IVF (left over)
, Prolonged deceleration
A visually apparent decrease (may be either gradual or abrupt) in
FHR of at least 15 beats/min below the baseline and lasting more
than 2 minutes but less than 10 minutes.
-If it last >/= 10 minutes, that indicates a change in baseline!
Recommended weight gain during pregnancy
25-35lbs
1st trimester: 1-4lbs
2nd and 3rd trimester: 1lb per week
+ or - 2lbs
Underweight: 28-40lbs
Overweight: 15-25lbs
Obese: 11-20lbs
Patient at 34 weeks gestation weighed 135 pre-pregnant now
weighs 162. Is her weight gain within normal limits, to much or not
enough.-34 weeks -13 weeks (1st trimester) =21-21 + 4 (1st
trimester gain)=25 pounds suggested weight gain-162 -135= 27
pounds actual weight gain
Calculating recommended weight gain
total current weeks pregnant - 13 weeks + 4 = recommended weight
gain +/- 5 lbs
Nutritional risk factors (possible SATA)
-Be aware of cultural differences
-Nutrition knowledge
-Patient age
-Vegetarians
-Substance abuse
-Assess for eating disorders
-Strenuous exercise
-Multifetal preg. (higher cal needs)
-Lactose intolerant
-Multiparity
-Spaced pregnancies
-Socioeconomic status ($$)
IUD (intrauterine device)
